N of tha World [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

Natas

Product Details

• Audio CD (January 24, 2006)
• Original Release Date: January 24, 2006
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: Warlock Records
• ASIN: B000CR76TE
• Average Customer Review: 4.3 out of 5 stars See all reviews (11 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #173,747 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Product Description
Along with group leader Esham's numerous solo albums, NATAS' work has trailblazed a path through uncharted territory, defining a dark style of hardcore rap characterized by decadence and heavy metal-like aggression. Taking considerable influences from Niggaz 4 Life-era NWA, the Detroit, MI trio consisting of Esham, Mastamind and TNT come hard on their new album, "N Of Tha World," exciting their cult audience, who are fascinated with their anarchic disposition and their self-termed style of "Acid Rap."

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

4.0 out of 5 stars TnT Steps Up; finally., December 1, 2007

By	J. Ronthi "TheGreatSwindle" (Washington, DC USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I recommend this album as being a solid comeback after their last effort, which as horrible. But there were reasons for that.

Finally TnT steps up and fills Mastaminds shoes. Hell, I didn't even miss Mastamind. And I like MMind.

Not as brutal as it could've been, but it was good fun.

I recommend it.

4.0 out of 5 stars Natas is BACK!, June 9, 2006

By	MBMurder - See all my reviews

At first I was very excited to hear that Natas was coming out with another album. But when I bought it I realized that 1/3 of Natas Mastamind was only on 1 song. Even with that this album was very good. The best songs on this cd are Worlds Apart, Full of Hate, On My Own, and N of tha World. I recommend that you buy this CD. Also does anyone know if these songs were recorded in the different countries as the CD booklet indicates.

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5.0 out of 5 stars REST IN PEACE OR REST IN PISS, January 31, 2006

By	Carlos Corona "Carlos" (Cincinatti, OH) - See all my reviews

This new joint from Natas is probably one of the undergrounds most anticipated projects in the past few years and without question it bangs hard!! The production is pure ACID w/great live instrumentation and guitars not to mention a whole new take on sampling which makes for one hell of a ride. Nobody but Esham can produce a record like this. It took over four years for them to come back together but it was well worth the wait.

Long time Natas fans will miss og group member Mastamind who chose to leave the group to go solo and you'll find subliminal disses throughout the record. Not for the faint of heart. Lyrically, Esham is back to his ferocious and brutally honest ways and his new persona "Black Hitler" is exactly the type of sickness that has earned him his in place as one of hip hops most demented characters. Each track has Esham experimenting with different flows and rhyme patterns so the sound is never redundant.

TNT in particular has always been the one w/the irreplaceable vocals but he's been stepping up his lyrics in the past few years and on N of tha World, i thought he really shined. So much in fact that his first and long overdue solo album "Suicide Bomber" is droppin this year on Gothom. Nobody puts it down harder for the east side of Detroit than TNT.

So when you buy this album, don't go in looking for your average hip hop album about all the same unoriginal content that your average joe emcee is wasting everyones time rhyming about. This album is LIQUIDDRANO with a nasty combination of heavy metal beats and soulful hip hop designed to desintegrate peoples perception of what hip hop really is and this album doesn't dissapoint. Much props to long time Natas extended fam Moebadis who rips on "Trouble & Pain". make sure 2 check out the new site www.nofthaworld.com to read up on probably the hardest group hip hop has ever seen.