OUT NOW Nas - King's Disease

[Don Dada]

 

[BDBIID]

The cassette looks fire.

 

[BDP™️]

Bruh,it's stealing attention from Nas' album(s),it's one thing if your album drops in the same week or

month as another artist but the same day ?. And this is the second time.

Again I ask you

in this day and age of digital media

a single song is going to “distract” people away from a Nas album?

are people not going to stream nas album too?

all the millions of hip hop fans gonna forget about nas album because of pharrell single featuring Jay Z?

lmao

ok bro

 

[5 Grand]

Anybody who still buys cassettes is a fool.

The sound of a cassette tape deteriorates every time you play it.

I didn't believe it when CDs first came out and it took me forever to make the transition, but CDs>>>records and tapes.

The only thing better than a CD is an mp3 that you can listen to on your phone, burn onto a CD-R, or play it via bluetooth.

 

[400Degreez]

Anybody who still buys cassettes is a fool.

The sound of a cassette tape deteriorates every time you play it.

I didn't believe it when CDs first came out and it took me forever to make the transition, but CDs>>>records and tapes.

The only thing better than a CD is an mp3 that you can listen to on your phone, burn onto a CD-R, or play it via bluetooth.

Or some people want the nostalgia of having it in tape. Not disagreeing with what you said but there is a small amount of people who still want tapes and vinyls.

 

[5 Grand]

I used to collect vinyl under the theory that they appreciate in value, but as soon as mp3s became a thing the value of vinyl dropped.

In the 90s a KRS, Rakim, Public Enemy 12" was worth $40 in VG+ condition.

Now those same records are worth $5.

 

[400Degreez]

I used to collect vinyl under the theory that they appreciate in value, but as soon as mp3s became a thing the value of vinyl dropped.

In the 90s a KRS, Rakim, Public Enemy 12" was worth $40 in VG+ condition.

Now those same records are worth $5.

Sometimes you don't have to put a dollar amount on stuff like that. People want what they want. Some nostalgic items are priceless.

 

[Freshb651]

I used to collect vinyl under the theory that they appreciate in value, but as soon as mp3s became a thing the value of vinyl dropped.

In the 90s a KRS, Rakim, Public Enemy 12" was worth $40 in VG+ condition.

Now those same records are worth $5.

Aren't vinyl records starting to gain

popularity again ?

 

[Don Dada]

 

[Don Dada]

 

[BDBIID]

Anybody who still buys cassettes is a fool.

The sound of a cassette tape deteriorates every time you play it.

It’s a collectible Old Man. Not the main source of playing the album.

 

[5 Grand]

Aren't vinyl records starting to gain

popularity again ?

It's a marketing scheme.

It's a way to make money by manufacturing a vinyl record and sell it for $24.99.

The vinyl profit margin >>> mp3s and streaming revenue.

 

[400Degreez]

Quick story about vinyls.
I got an ass whipping when I was younger.
I thought it was a good idea to try my hand in DJing. So I put on Purple Rain, I was scratching the hook on I Would Die For You. Man my dad heard what I was doing. Belt time.

 

[Don Dada]

Its 01:25 cant sleep. The album havent drop yet here.

 

[Word....Life]

Bro....u gotta go to sleep or Santa Nas will never come down ya chimney....

 

[400Degreez]

Shit I'm up up like it's the night before the first day of school lol

 

[Qawshun]

Good interview, but i would've like to hear more about the album and hear about how many albums has he had "done" since the nas album done song

 

[illed_Out]

Less than 4 hours over here on the east coast...

 

[unspoken_respect]

I got 3 hours worth of driving tomorrow. Going to give it real thorough listen.

It's also sad that jay is still chasing nas. Soul still burning slow.

 

[illed_Out]