Nas Illmatic [Explicit Content] [Import] The Static Channel They share the same experimental

They share the same experimental musical moods

Rather than reject the past

Tracks - Disc 1 - 1 Concrete Jungle 2 Slave Driver 3 400 Years 4 Stop That Train 5 Baby We've Got a Date (Rock It Baby) - Disc 2 - 1 Stir It Up 2 Kinky Reggae 3 No More Trouble 4 Midnight Ravers - Disc 3 - 1 Rastaman Chant 2 Slave Driver 3 Stop That Train 4 No More Trouble 5 400 Years 6 Midnight Ravers 7 Stir It Up 8 Concrete Jungle 9 Get Up

played by Kyle Selig

A supplement to Two Sisters

Nas Illmatic [Explicit Content] [Import] The Static Channel They share the same experimentalImport Nas burst right out of the box with a classic: his 1994 Columbia debut, which teamed him with Q Tip, DJ Premier, Large Professor and Pete Rock. The absolutely killer beats they contributed back Nas's swaggering, street tough rhymes; this album was the epicenter of NYC rap in '94 and it sounds every bit as raw and powerful today: "N. Y. State of Mind," "Halftime," "It Ain't Hard to Tell," "Represent," "One Time 4 Your Mind," "One Love," "Life's