Original sentence: In 2002, Nas released The Lost Tapes, which included tracks form the "lost disc" of I Am..., underground mixtape favorites, and songs recorded during the Stillmatic sessions that did not make the album.While the use of tracks from various time periods of Nas' career made inconsistency a issue among some listeners, most were able to appreaciate hearing tracks which reflected Nas' earlier work, and the compilation recieved favorable reviews
Edited sentence: Because some tracks on the album were tracks that were left out of Nas’ previous albums, and the album itself was a compilation of unreleased records, the feel of his songs seem inconsistent at times.In 2002, Nas completed The Lost Tapes, a collection of tracks previously unreleased to the public.Nas is currently considering the release of more of his underground tracks, likely to be compiled into an album entitled The Lost Tapes 2.Regardless, with songs like “Black Zombie” and “Doo Rags,” The Lost Tapes was a good album released at the right time, despite its inconsistency.The album was more or less a throwback to the earlier sounds of Nas that critics seemed to love most