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Jay-Z - Blueprint

Album : Blueprint
Artist : Jay-Z
Release Date : 2001
Lable : Roc-a-Fella
Genre : East Coast Rap
Total time : 01:03:48
Total size : 110 MB (mp3), 416 MB (FLAC)

Tracks :
1.The Ruler's Back (3:49)
2.Takeover (5:13)
3.Izzo (H.O.V.A.) (4:00)
4.Girls, Girls, Girls (4:35)
5.Jigga That Nigga (3:24)
6.U Don't Know (3:19)
7.Hola' Hovito (4:33)
8.Heart of the City (Ain't No Love) (3:43
9.Never Change (3:58)
10.Song Cry (5:03)
11.All I Need (4:28
)12.Renegade (5:37)
13.Blueprint (Momma Loves Me) (12:08)

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Amazon.com's Best of 2001
The Blueprint may be Jay Z's most captivating record since Reasonable Doubt, but its predictably detached mood reflects the master hustler's superior ability to trick out lackluster subject matter with lyrical complexity and brief flashes of manufactured introspection. The Blueprint, a solid mix of preprogrammed radio hits ("Izzo," "Girls, Girls, Girls") and better-than-average mid-tempo compositions ("Never Change," "Song Cry"), confirms the Brooklyn rapper's legendary status. Blistering flames of the Queensbridge/Jay Z feud fan high with "Takeover," a direct attack on Nas, set over the Doors' rock & roll burner, "5 to 1." "Renegade" provides the album's only full-on guest appearance. Jay and Eminem take this opportunity to address haters (within the industry and in the general population) who don't understand the mind of an artist. Jigga spells it out on the title track: "Reasonable Doubt--classic, shoulda went triple." The Blueprint might not be quite on par with Reasonable Doubt but it is reasonably good.
--Rebecca Levine

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Jay-Z
Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse

Jay-Z – Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse

Album : Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse
Artist : Jay-Z
Release Date : 2002
Lable : Roc-a-Fella
Genre : East Coast Rap
Number of discs: 2
Total time : 00:49:44 + 00:58:54
Total size : 68,4 MB + 81,1 MB

Tracks :
Disc : 1
1. A Dream (featuring Faith Evans and Notorious B.I.G.)
2. Hovi Baby
3. The Watcher 2 (featuring Dr. Dre, Rakim & Truth Hurts)
4. ’03 Bonnie & Clyde (featuring Beyonce Knowles)
5. Excuse Me Miss
6. What They Gonna Do (featuring Sean Paul)
7. All Around the World (featuring LaToiya Williams)
8. Poppin’ Tags (featuring Big Boi, Killer Mike & Twista)
9. F**k All Nite
10. The Bounce
Disc : 2
1. Diamonds Is Forever
2. Guns & Roses (featuring Lenny Kravitz)
3. U Don’t Know (remix, featuring M.O.P.)
4. Meet the Parents
5. Some How Some Way (featuring Beanie Sigel and Scarface)
6. Some People Hate
7. Blueprint 2
8. N***a Please (featuring Young Chris)
9. 2 Many Hoes
10. As One (featuring Memphis Bleek, Freeway, Young Guns, Peedi Crakk, Sparks & Rell)

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Amazon.com
Do you want in on hip-hop's dirty little secret? Well, not even rap's greatest icons have been able to pull of a memorable, fast-forward-free double disc--2Pac's All Eyez on Me and Wu-Tang Clan's Wu-Tang Forever included. On this follow-up to part one, Jay teams up with Destiny's Child's Beyoncé on "03 Bonnie & Clyde," a so-so remake of 2Pac's "Me and My Girlfriend." The Dr. Dre-produced remix to "The Watcher," featuring Rakim, reveals that, in addition to expanding his audience, Jay is interested in appealing to his tried-and-tested demographic--East Coast hardrocks. He rounds out the first disc with "I Did It My Way," sampling Paul Anka's version of "My Way" and equating his Rap Pack (Kareem Burke, Dame Dash) to the Rat Pack of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., and Dean Martin. Don't laugh. The stronger second disc contains some pleasant SPAMises. The Lenny Kravitz-fuelled braggadocio of "Guns and Roses" titillates, while Jay's Jeru the Damaja-like "Bitches and Sisters" is sure to stir up accusations of misogyny. In the end, not even Jay can tear through 11 hot tracks, much less 25. --Dalton Higgins

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