Nas — Stillmatic [USED] 1957 Limited Indie Exclusive Clear vinyl

Limited Indie Exclusive Clear vinyl / Obi-strip / For the past ten to eleven years TDWP has put a lot of effort in each song's identity and attempting to build out a more specific scene per song

the repercussions of such blatant sexuality resulted in the track being banned by the Nigerian Broadcasting Company -- although when the song was reissued in 1975 it snuck back on the air as the new version had an ever so slightly different name

Not so here

Franz Schubert

Nas — Stillmatic [USED] 1957 Limited Indie Exclusive Clear vinylUSED vinyl 2001 pressing 2xLP Media is VG to VG+ with a few hairline marks and scratches. Artwork is G+ due to 4 DJ label stickers on front cover. Its arguably Nas most versatile album. He touches on a lot of topics, and most every song is very thoughtful. Back on the hardcore block and with plenty to prove after two years without a record under his own name, Nas designed Stillmatic as a response: to the rap cognoscenti who thought he'd become a