RHH: What do you consider Nas' five best produced tracks post-2003?

BQ: Yes it really does, I can't listen to any of his songs if they have boring beats, like some of the Lost Tapes, I think production is really bland and they suck!

Damn, Nas has some suck a*s production on his albums BQ: Hell yeah, dude needs to hook up with Premier and do the album. BQ2: Tight

Honestly I don't pay attention to production much but songs post 03? Thats off Streets Disciple, HHID, Untitled and DR.. Most of the tracks were produced by some Saalim guy, LES and other little known producers.. Than he randomly has a couple tracks here and there produced by Q Tip, Kanye, Dr Dre and even Jay Electronica But yeah the production area isn't my thing BQ: Yeah.. Just makes the quality of the song drop BQ: Well.. My 2 favorite rappers and Nas' twin.. Great track "I opened up Shakespeare's tomb, stole his remains, grinded the bones, smoked it, then got in the game" Fire

I didn't mind the production on Streets Disciple. Bridging the Gap and Thief's Theme were both very well done. BQ: He needs to get off of Def Jam. I don't know what would be a better fit for him though. BQ2: I like it, how old is it?

I haven't listened to much post-2003 Nas, still need to listen to HHID and DR, but: 1. Thief's Theme 2. Hero 3. Black President 4. Road to Zion 5. Bridging The Gap What the f*ck, Chris Webber produced a song on HHID?!? BQ: Yes, because Nas does have a generally boring voice, so he has to compensate through production or lyricism. And he hasn't excelled in the latter lately, so... BQ2: 9.99/10, only because the hook was kind of weak.