In some ways, it still felt like Nas was striving to get that commercial appeal that some artists damn near die over. While Stillmatic was a decent sequel/continuation to Illmatic, it still felt.forced at some points. Overall I loved the reflective, vulnerability, and retrospective feel of Lost Tapes. A critique of problems affecting the black community including dependency. One of the tracks, "Black Zombie" could be highly relevant today.
The second verse in particular starts off like, "So many kids I knew, never knew what Pop was.That's why I show my Pop love." really shows gratitude for to have a father in my eyes. I can definitely relate to one of the tracks on Lost Tapes as well, Poppa Was A Playa. Great storytelling as well in tracks like Blaze a 50 and moody "fuck the world" tracks like Drunk By Myself served as a great balance of Nas' skill on the album. A complete 180 from the defiant feel of Stillmatic. I also saw Nas becoming vulnerable on the tracks. From "do your body right and it loves you back" to "Nothing Lasts Forever" to "it's not what you do but how it's done". A lot of lines and even the title of tracks are lessons to me. It reminded me of that observant Nas rather than the "thug Nas". Stillmatic has more impactful tracks like Ether and One Mic, but I loved the nostalgic and retrospective feel of Lost Tapes. I remember Pops STRESSING ME to listen to the Lost Tapes. The reason people can become tomb zombies is that is the second type or stage of zombified.Is a classic comeback album, but it's Lost Tapes, the album composed of unreleased tracks from 98 to 2001, that is a greater album to me. Smarter zombies are much more athletic than humans. Zombies are normally a dead people whose immune system is off. Interestingly, the zombies in Lost Tapes didn't seem as decayed as in other genres.ĭue to the fact that the zombies aren't decayed, it is "believed" you can become one. He was later given a quiet funeral and the two other officers were there as well. A zombie girl, however killed the new rookie named Tanner on their team due to the fact that he didn't get a clue that the girl he had found was a zombie (she was eating her own flesh when she was tied up), thus he had learned too late and he had become a zombie when the girl had bitten him.
However, since the two officers were armed, the zombies couldn't kill them. Though it failed to kill the two officers that were sent there, it did manage to fend them off, forcing them to retreat and escape with their lives. Option two: Bite its victims on the wrist, turning them into a zombie slowly.It can speed up, and run to catch its victims and then it can do one of two things: But the zombie isn't weak, despite it's crippling appearance, and stiff movements. The zombie is also shown to be in many video game genres such as: Left 4 Dead, Resident Evil, etc. The zombie is a being between life, and death as such, it has extremely rotten, and molded flesh and bone due to being in the grave so long so.
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