Nas Names Hardest LOST TAPES Songs On 17-Year Anniversary: “This Was The First Time Hip-Hop Witnessed An Artist Release An Entire Album Of Lost Songs”

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New York rapper Nas is going down memory lane. The hip-hop veteran hit up social media this week to reflect on the meaning behind his 2002 album The Lost Tapes.

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Nasir Jones hit up Instagram Tuesday to speak up on the impact the LP had on rap culture and dished on a few of his fave songs.

Over the summer, NBA superstar LeBron James turned up to Nas’ The Lost Tapes 2 album.

Nas’ recently released The Lost Tapes 2 is jam-packed with major production.

Nas released his The Lost Tapes 2 album this week via Mass Appeal/Def Jam featuring songs that did not make the cut on his past few LPs. It features production from RZA, Pharrell, Kanye West, Swizz Beatz, No I.D., Pete Rock, Hit-Boy and more. The New York legend’s album is on pace to do 17-20k copies (5-7k pure sales) which is much lower than we anticipated. (Hip Hop-N-More)

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