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- 4:44. Top Songs: "4:44," "The Story of O.J.," "Family Feud" Release Year: 2017. 4:44 is a deeply personal album that stands as Jay-Z's most introspective work to date.
- Magna Carta Holy Grail. Top Songs: "Holy Grail," "Tom Ford," "Picasso Baby" Release Year: 2013. Magna Carta Holy Grail stands out for its exploration of fame, wealth, and the art world, with Jay-Z offering a glimpse into his life beyond music.
- Watch the Throne. Top Songs: "N***as in Paris," "Otis," "No Church in the Wild" Release Year: A. Watch the Throne, a collaborative masterpiece between Jay-Z and Kanye West, is a monumental album that combines the prowess of two of hip-hop's most influential figures.
- The Blueprint 3. Top Songs: "Empire State of Mind," "Run This Town," "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)" Release Year: 2009. With The Blueprint 3, Jay-Z completes his trilogy, blending contemporary sounds with his signature lyrical depth.
Jan 27, 2018 · 24hrs. Singer, rapper . I got put on to Reasonable Doubt when I got older, but my first JAY-Z album was The Blueprint.When it comes to songs, I have three favorites–and people are going to think ...
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- Reasonable Doubt
- In My Lifetime, Vol. 1
- Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life
- Vol. 3… Life and Times of S. Carter
- The Dynasty: Roc La Familia
- The Blueprint
- The Blueprint2: The Gift & The Curse
- The Black Album
- Kingdom Come
- American Gangster
Tracks 1. Can’t Knock the Hustle 2. Politics as Usual 3. Brooklyn’s Finest 4. Dead Presidents II 5. Feelin’ It 6. D’Evils 7. 22 Two’s 8. Can I Live 9. Ain’t No Nigga 10. Friend or Foe 11. Coming of Age 12. Cashmere Thoughts 13. Bring It On 14. Regrets “Reasonable Doubt: Jay-Z’s debut studio album, released on June 25, 1996, via Priority Records and...
Tracks 1. Intro / A Million And One Questions / Rhyme No More 2. The City Is Mine 3. I Know What Girls Like 4. Imaginary Player 5. Streets Is Watching 6. Friend or Foe ’98 7. Lucky Me 8. (Always Be My) Sunshine 9. Who You Wit II 10. Face Off 11. Real Niggaz 12. Rap Game / Crack Game 13. Where I’m From 14. You Must Love Me In My Lifetime, Vol. 1, Ja...
Tracks 1. Intro – Hand It Down 2. Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem) 3. If I Should Die 4. Ride or Die 5. Nigga What, Nigga Who (Originator 99) 6. Money, Cash, Hoes 7. A Week Ago 8. Coming of Age (Da Sequel) 9. Can I Get A… 10. Paper Chase 11. Reservoir Dogs 12. It’s Like That 13. It’s Alright 14. Money Ain’t a Thang Vol. 2… Hard Knock Life is the thi...
Tracks 1. Hova Song (Intro) 2. So Ghetto 3. Do It Again (Put Ya Hands Up) 4. Dope Man 5. Things That U Do 6. It’s Hot (Some Like It Hot) 7. Snoopy Track 8. S. Carter 9. Pop 4 Roc 10. Watch Me 11. Big Pimpin’ 12. There’s Been a Murder 13. Come and Get Me 14. NYMP 15. Hova Song (Outro) 16. igga My Nigga 17. Girl’s Best Friend Vol. 3… Life and Times o...
Tracks 1. Intro 2. Change the Game 3. I Just Wanna Love U (Give It 2 Me) 4. Streets Is Talking 5. This Can’t Be Life 6. Get Your Mind Right Mami 7. Stick 2 the Script 8. You, Me, Him and Her 9. Guilty Until Proven Innocent 10. Parking Lot Pimpin’ 11. Holla 12. 1-900-Hustler 13. The R.O.C. 14. Soon You’ll Understand 15. Squeeze 1st 16. Where Have Yo...
Tracks 1. The Ruler’s Back 2. Takeover 3. Izzo (H.O.V.A.) 4. Girls, Girls, Girls 5. Jigga That Nigga 6. U Don’t Know 7. Hola’ Hovito 8. Heart of the City (Ain’t No Love) 9. Never Change 10. Song Cry 11. All I Need 12. Renegade 13. Blueprint (Momma Loves Me) The Blueprint: Released on September 11, 2001, The Blueprint stands as the sixth studio albu...
Tracks 1. A Dream 2. Hovi Baby 3. The Watcher 2 4. ’03 Bonnie & Clyde 5. Excuse Me Miss 6. What They Gonna Do 7. All Around the World 8. Poppin’ Tags 9. Fuck All Nite 10. The Bounce 11. I Did It My Way 12. Diamond Is Forever 13. Guns & Roses 14. U Don’t Know (Remix) 15. Meet the Parents 16. Some How Some Way 17. Some People Hate 18. Blueprint2 19. ...
Tracks 1. Interlude 2. December 4th 3. What More Can I Say 4. Encore 5. Change Clothes 6. Dirt off Your Shoulder 7. Threat 8. Moment of Clarity 9. 99 Problems 10. Public Service Announcement (Interlude) 11. Justify My Thug 12. Lucifer 13. Allure 14. My 1st Song The Black Album, Jay-Z’s eighth studio album, was released on November 14, 2003, through...
Tracks 1. The Prelude 2. Oh My God 3. Kingdom Come 4. Show Me What You Got 5. Lost One 6. Do U Wanna Ride 7. 30 Something 8. I Made It 9. Anything 10. Hollywood 11. Trouble 12. Dig a Hole 13. Minority Report 14. Beach Chair Jay-Z’s ninth studio album, ‘Kingdom Come,’ emerged as a powerful ‘comeback album’ for the American rapper when it hit the air...
Tracks 1. Intro 2. Pray 3. American Dreamin’ 4. Hello Brooklyn 2.0 5. No Hook 6. Roc Boys (And the Winner Is)… 7. Sweet 8. I Know 9. Party Life 10. Ignorant Shit 11. Say Hello 12. Success 13. Fallin’ 14. Blue Magic American Gangster, Jay-Z’s tenth studio album, was a concept masterpiece inspired by the 2007 film of the same name. Released on Novemb...
Dec 6, 2019 · Life and Times of S. Carter (1999): Jay-Z’s fourth studio album continued hip-hop’s growing shift away from regionalism. He’d already shown love to burgeoning New Orleans star Juvenile by ...
Jun 22, 2023 · The violin-heavy "TYRANT" and "SPAGHETTII" both underscore hip-hop's long love affair with the classical string instrument (See: Common 's "Be," and Wu Tang Clan 's "Reunited" as the tip of that particular iceberg) with a blend of soulful R&B lyrics paired with beat-based instrumentalization.
- "Where I'm From" (1997) Producer Ron “Amen-Ra” Lawrence was record-hunting in 1996 when he found soul singer Yvonne Fair’s “Let Your Hair Down” and tried, as he tells Rolling Stone, “giving it a sinister soundtrack feel.”
- "Dead Presidents II" (1996) Released in February 1996, the original “Dead Presidents” found Jay-Z twisting lyrics about fake thugs “scared to throw your toast,” and spouting claims about “representing infinity with presidencies,” all in a deftly loquacious style that bore the hallmarks of peak Mafioso rap.
- "Big Pimpin'" feat. UGK (2000) When the Mariah Carey-stamped single “Things That U Do” failed to pick up on the charts in its first two months as a single off Jay’s Vol.
- "99 Problems" (2004) Jay-Z paid Rick Rubin a visit to “recapture that feeling I had when I was a kid,” as he explained in documentary Fade to Black. What came out of that session did have vintage heavy metal riffery reminiscent of Rubin’s Eighties work with LL Cool J and Beastie Boys, but lyrically it was a blistering, modern-day critique, taking aim at those who demonize him as a black man and rapper.
