unofficial import on colored vinyl - After an EP and two albums that firmly established his moody, introspective style and made him a huge star, Drake's third album, Nothing Was the Same, isn't a huge departure but it does take some steps in new directions. Built around sped-up samples and Wu-Tang-inspired, spooky loops, the production retains the same basic style, but is a little deeper and more foreboding. Provided mostly by longtime collaborator Noah "40" Shebib, the backing is suitably melancholic and claustrophobic enough to match Drake's main lyrical themes of angry boasting, dealing with a broken heart, and being disillusioned by the lifestyle his fame has brought him.
| A1 | Tucan Leather |
| A2 | Furthest Thing |
| A3 | Started From The Bottom |
| A4 | Worst Behaviour |
| B1 | Wu-Tang Forever |
| B2 | Own It |
| B3 | From Time |
| B4 | Connect |
| C1 | 305 To My City |
| C2 | Too Much |
| C3 | All Me |
| C4 | The Motion |
| D1 | Hold On, We're Going Home |
| D2 | The Language |
| D3 | Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2 |
| D4 | Come Thru |
