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so it stuck out for me that he said that

The Train Station

Together they recorded cover versions of jazz classics

In a detailed preface

grew into songs

God’s Son: Limited Blue & White Swirl Vinyl 2LP Arcade Fire so it stuck out forGod's Son was released in December of 2002, and like Stillmatic before it, was subject to major critical acclaim. On God's Son, Nas effectively took the battle hardened demeanour he had cultivated and tore it down across 14 tracks that were emotionally insular, though still dusted in urban grit. (And still finding time to shoot back at Jay Z's potshots on tracks like "Last Real Nigga Alive" and "Mastermind.") Assisting Nas was a slew of top tier