Album of the day (#812): Reasonable Doubt by Jay-Z

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Today's album of the day

Reasonable Doubt by Jay-Z (View album | Buy this album)

Year: 1996.
Overall rank: 413.
Average rating: 72/100 (from 115 votes).



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

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I hate this album, but not because it was bad. It was actually pretty good.

But slowly, it introduced this horrible "gangsta" persona to hip-hop that ruined all the fun. From 2001 until The College Dropout and Madvillainy in 2004, there was nothing but Emimem and Nelly everywhere you went.
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Applerill wrote:
I hate this album, but not because it was bad. It was actually pretty good.

But slowly, it introduced this horrible "gangsta" persona to hip-hop that ruined all the fun. From 2001 until The College Dropout and Madvillainy in 2004, there was nothing but Emimem and Nelly everywhere you went.

This.
Also this is an awesome song

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Applerill wrote:
I hate this album, but not because it was bad. It was actually pretty good.

But slowly, it introduced this horrible "gangsta" persona to hip-hop that ruined all the fun. From 2001 until The College Dropout and Madvillainy in 2004, there was nothing but Emimem and Nelly everywhere you went.


I love you Applerill, but you don't half talk some bollocks...
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It seems Jay-Z's mic skills peaked early on... I'm not saying he's crap now, but he was much better on this album.
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I think lethalnezzle is right again, Applerill. I also like his comment on this record's main page. There's nothing quite like a sly post-modern touch in an old-ish hip hop line.
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