This article was initially written for a Nas group the author created. To revert back to the group, click here
Currently has more tracks listed than that on Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nas_discography)

Other Singles not on NaS albums, slept-on tracks, b-sides, featured material, rarities, and leaked unreleased material
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not done yet...still confirming dates to the best of my ability...not counting DJ mixes where the original verse was taken from another song unless the mix was better than the original Note: DJ Dirty Harry's…

This article was initially written for a Nas group the author created. To revert back to the group, click here

During these times, Jay-Z and NaS were taking shots at each other on records. Jay wanted Nas to be on the chorus to Dead Presidents since 1995.

Analyze This (1999) Nas ft. Jay-Z & Lord Tariq
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHEcd80ZxvM
If you ask someone about the Black Republican Nas / Jay-Z track, they might tell you that's not really the first collaboration between the two rappers; next, they would point to something called Analyze This. However, what they're referring to is actually a blend. The story goes that NBA center Shaquille O'Neal was assembling material for his 1996 release Can't Stop The Reign. He then brought in the Trackmasters who eventually enlisted their comrade Nas to lay down some vocals. Nas obliged, spit an Esco-inspired verse but then ran into some issues. Either there were money holdups or personality disagreements, whatever…

Link
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(Top)
Bigbang
4minute

(Middle)
Lee
清水翔太
安室奈美恵

(Bottom)
Musiq Soulchild
Jennifer Lopez
Katy B

(Covers)
Zo!
Mýa
Kelly Price

Multi-million selling Japanese superstar Namie Amuro has moved towards the more urban-oriented direction in the past years and her latest release Checkmate! is a collection of her collaborative works, old and brand-new, with other singers, rappers and DJs from the Japanese R&B/Hip-Hop scene. Honestly speaking, this is not even half good as her recent studio albums like Play and Past<Future and includes some dull and boring cuts, but with that being said, this one gives you an opportunity to listen to Namie's vocals that you might have never heard before and also has such standout tracks as new song "make it happen" with K-pop girl group After School, "ROCK U" as a featured vocalist on Avex's ravex project…

**his review was rewritten after discovering the song contains a large interpolation of Major Lazers Pon De Floor***

I was all ready to declare Beyonce's new single Who Run The World (Girls) as a new avant-urban gem. In stead of running to Max Martin or redOne for dance floor, Beyonce goes underground and picks producer Switch along with cohort Diplo, who are better known for their work with M.I.A. and Major Lazer

So I guess its OK if a producer rips off his own track (Timbaland has made a career out of it) but as a music lover, it does take the originality out of the track.

You know what I mean..when you thought it was Kanye on a Vocoder instead to find out its an interpolation of a Bon Iver track on Lost In The World

But lets say you dont have a clue who Switch is, you're going to hear a very interesting sexy Beyonce vocal over some rushing military marching band percussion,with IDM fairy dust over the top. The song is disjointed, and more of a sexified half time show work out than a traditional pop song
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The Alchemist
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Swizz Beatz
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Statik Selektah
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Showbiz
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Prince Paul
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Pete Rock
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Marco Polo
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Madlib
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Large Professor
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Kev Brown
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Kanye West
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Kankick
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Jake One
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J Dilla
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Recommended Songs (sorted by most recommended songs)

Changes : 2Pac (Score = 14.47)
Breathe : Fabolous (Score = 11.09)
There He Is : Bobby Creekwater (Score = 9.29)
Paparazzi : Xzibit (Score = 8.65)
Lean Back : Terror Squad (Score = 8.43)
Fight Music : D12 (Score = 7.54)
There It Go (The Whistle Song) : Juelz Santana (Score = 7.34)
Ante Up : M.O.P. (Score = 6.52)
Shook Ones Pt. II : Mobb Deep (Score = 6.32)
Oh Yes : Juelz Santana (Score = 6.24)
Cold As Ice : M.O.P. (Score = 6.11)
Full Clip : Gang Starr (Score = 6.08)
Don't Let Me Fall : B.o.B (Score = 6.08)
Tryin' Ta Win : Stat Quo (Score = 5.94)
X : Xzibit (Score = 5.61)
Smile : Slim Thug (Score = 5.52)
Real Talk : Outlawz (Score = 5.35)
Get Low : Lil Jon (Score = 5.34)
Smack That Ft. Eminem : Akon (Score = 4.46)
Shimmy Shimmy Ya : Ol' Dirty Bastard (Score = 4.46)
Last Dayz : Onyx (Score = 4.39)
Lights Please : J. Cole (Score = 4.35)
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The Sweet Escape - Gwen Stefani
"'Tell me boy now: wouldn’t that be sweet?' - Eh... Maybe!?"
Detalhes do Álbum:

Nome/Músico: Gwen Stefani
Nome/Álbum: The Sweet Escape
Lançado: 5 de Dezembro de 2006
Gênero: Rock/Pop
Duração: 47:46
Gravadora: Interscope
Produtores: Akon; Giorgio Tuinfort; Nellee Hooper; Sean Garrett; Swizz Beatz; The Neptunes; Tim Rice-Oxley; Tony Kanal

Gwen Stefani, natural da Califónia, Estados Unidos, começou sua carreira em 1992 com o grupo No Doubt, sua primeira genuína experiência no mundo da música. Custou tempo para a banda constituir seu primeiro tento comercial que veio apenas com o terceiro álbum, Tragic Kingdom, e as faixas Just a Girl, Don't Speak e Sunday Morning. O ska, punk e rock alternativo eram alguns dos elementos semeados em maior proporção nas suas gravações iniciais. O quarto álbum, Return of Saturn, não foi capaz de atingir o mesmo sucesso do anterior…

So here we are, as Bloc Party would sing... The end of the year... The end of the decade... The end of an era... The fucking end of it all!!!! Seriously, this year has been the most horrid one so far for me personally; this journal has kind of been one of the only things keeping me sane and with-it, so for those patient enough to read through it, thank you! And for those who've commented, thanks for your feedback! This will be one of a handful of entries for me this month, it being The End and everything, so keep 'em peeled for some more chart/award-based malarkey. But I digress, without further ado, let's crack on with December...

I Dreamed A Dream by Susan Boyle
Like quite a few UK TV viewers and YouTube subscribers, I got caught up in the whole Susan Boyle farrago in the early months of this year; the first time I saw her audition on Britain’s Got Talent, I too was quietly overwhelmed at the emotional turnaround that a humble, lonely woman achieved in the face of a viewership of millions…