Nas & Damian Marley - Distant Relatives - April 20, 2010

[neighb0rh00d]

01. Intro (Something New) (prod. Damian Marley)
02. As We Enter (prod. Damian Marley)
03. Revolutionary (prod. Damian Marley)
04. Count Your Blessings (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley)
05. Belief is Key (prod. Damian Marley)
06. Africa Must Wake Up f. K'naan (prod. Nas, Damian & Stephen Marley)
07. Black Horizon f. K'naan (prod. Damian Marley)
08. Only the Strong (prod. Damian & Stephen Marley)
09. Our Generation f. Joss Stone & Stevie Wonder (prod. Damian Marley)
10. Empowerment (prod. Stephen Marley)
11. AID (prod. K'naan & Nas)
12. Let's End It (Poverty) f. K'naan (prod. 9th Wonder & Damian Marley)
13. The Earth f. Bob Marley (prod. Salaam Remix, Damian & Stephen Marley)
14. Black Man's Paper f. Erykah Badu (prod. Afry) [UK Bonus]
15. Weed On f. Snoop Dogg (prod. Damian Marley) (iTunes Bonus)

 

[cartier urkel]

Everyone should

 

[dapper d]

Don't think it's happening...

 

[solidsnake]

Without question, is it dropping in March?

 

[cracka kc]

please please please drop in march

 

[neighb0rh00d]

Originally Posted by solidsnake

Without question, is it dropping in March?

haha, good looking out.

 

[harlem on the rise]

 

[blazinjkid]

Give me this, Lupe, a platinum plaque and %%%% rap, you can have it back.

 

[thejrob]

This has been my most anticipated for a loooooong time now

 

[jpioneer]

This !@+% is going to be epic

 

[Master Zik]

I'll wait till this drops but hopefully this is the start of NaS' "I Need More Money" campaign which leads to multiple quality(what-the-fan-wants) albums.

 

[geminifly]

Im looking forward to this.

 

[ramzs8906]

 

[sparklecity sc]

*fingers crossed*

 

[blknaitch]

 

[blazersfan]

I already know this and Lupe are the only albums that will be copped in 2010, eff everything else

 

[neighb0rh00d]

Originally Posted by blazersfan

I already know this and Lupe are the only albums that will be copped in 2010, eff everything else

Put in Relapse 2 for me and im set, too.

 

[blazersfan]

This was aired last night in DC. I missed it, but its up on livestream as well, and runs for more than 2 hours.

Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley explore the African origin of reggae and hip-hop music as they debate and celebrate the culture's global impact with a panel of pioneers - Live From National Geographic HQ in Washington, D.C. 12/12/09 - 7PM EST

Nas and Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley explore the African origin of reggae and hip-hop music as they debate and celebrate the culture's global impact with a panel of pioneers - DJ Kool Herc, DJ Red Alert, the legendary King Jammy, Rakim, Waterflow, writers Jeff Chang and Pat Mckay, and moderated by Sway Calloway of MTV.

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[chrispcb15]

Yess I can't wait for this, should be good

 

[johnnyredstorm]

Definitely looking forward to this.

 

[ag 47]

Should be tight. But Nas is gone need about 4 more projects to keep up with them alimony payments.

 

[iknowrap]

March huh....we will see how that goes at least we have an album cover...

hopefully this is as legendary as it should be

 

[sonunox34]

I saw these two perform this summer and it was

live band and everything, so fresh

 

[seymore cake]

mmmmmhmmm we have 2 confirmed store bought lps now (this and Sade)

 

[redman]

Originally Posted by Harlem On The Rise

Even though Joss Stone is on the album.