Wait...it's the only album on there that's not a classic though.

*chuckles*

http://forums.projectcovo.com/showthread.php?t=4128331

Nas: “I seen this kid Jay, I already knew he was nice. I’m watching him come into the game and he delivered a lyrical album, a street album, and he grabbed his spot. A lot of people couldn’t do that. A lot of people that were putting out albums around the time Reasonable Doubt dropped are no longer around.

“He staked his claim. He showed everyone he was nice with his lyrics, he was nice with it. He came in the tradition of the New York streets, the way I did, the way Biggie did. He came in that way and he’s been holding it down ever since. If you listen to Reasonable Doubt, he made it happen.”

- Bob James, ONE.

to -us- that might sound commonplace but I'd be shocked if anyone had that in their list.

- Marvin Gaye, HERE, MY DEAR.

ditto. considering the others he listed, I'd almost expect him to say WHAT'S GOING ON.

but it totally makes sense. that is the most "Nas-like" of Marvin Gaye albums.

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My dude let it all out on that album.

When he screams "Annaaaaaaaaa" your blood curdles.

i could see all this coming.

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