September 11th Marks The Era Forever...

[Goldie]

.... of a revolutionary Jay Guevero


17 Years ago Jay dropped the classic





What's your favorite song?​

 

[Infamous114]

U Don't Know at this moment. But sometimes it changes from time time. It's been Heart of the City at one point, Never Change and Song Cry

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

 

[Chi-Town B]

I remember buying this album at Target after I got out of school. Came home saw it was nothing but 9-11 coverage on every damn station so I put the cd in the player and zoned out for a few hours.

Takeover was the top joint

 

[wadupdoe!313]

Never change is my favorite song. Kanye flipped the hell outta that david ruffin sample

 

[genocide_cutter]

Solid album

 

[GOAT]

I thought this thread was gonna be about Fabs debut album.

Shout out to Nate Dogg King of Hooks

 

[Goldie]

I thought this thread was gonna be about Fabs debut album.

Shout out to Nate Dogg King of Hooks

The hook where he just sings Pac's lyrics? Nah im good

 

[AZTG]

Man I got some unpopular opinions about this album. Let me know if yall follow.

To me Jay is one of the best emcees ever, and he was in his prime on the Blueprint.

Also, the Blueprint is my 2nd or 3rd favorite Jay Z album and one of my favorite albums ever.

With that said, I always felt like Jay was weak and lazy lyrically at times on this album.

Does anyone agree or is it just me?

 

[GOAT]

Yea its one of his better albums but RD shits all over it

 

[AP3.0]

Man I got some unpopular opinions about this album. Let me know if yall follow.

To me Jay is one of the best emcees ever, and he was in his prime on the Blueprint.

Also, the Blueprint is my 2nd or 3rd favorite Jay Z album and one of my favorite albums ever.

With that said, I always felt like Jay was weak and lazy lyrically at times on this album.

Does anyone agree or is it just me?

i think you on an island with this one

 

[Goldie]

Yea, he was great lyrically throughout the entire album imo. The only song you can say he was lazy is "hola hovito"

 

[Mooney]

I liked the whole joint..if i had to pick a song id choose...

 

[Duwop]

song cry and heart of the city

 

[Chicity]

Changes with my mood. Ye and Just did they thing on the whole joint

I don't skip anything but I haven't set with it in years

 

[Goldie]

Yea, he was great lyrically throughout the entire album imo. The only song you can say he was lazy is "hola hovito"

I just went back and listened to "hola hovito" , his 2nd verse was fire. It's "that nigga jigga" that has the weak ass verses.


2nd verse of hola hovito


push perrico if I need to for the rule of evil
Was born in the belly that's the way the streets breed you
One life to live - notice you get no sequel
So I truly got to live this like my last movie
Six oohie, jewels drippin, big toolie
I ball for real, y'all niggaz is Sam Bouie
And with the third pick - I made the earth sick
M.J., hem Jay, fade away perfect

 

[313 Wayz]

 

[already home_17]

Man I got some unpopular opinions about this album. Let me know if yall follow.

To me Jay is one of the best emcees ever, and he was in his prime on the Blueprint.

Also, the Blueprint is my 2nd or 3rd favorite Jay Z album and one of my favorite albums ever.

With that said, I always felt like Jay was weak and lazy lyrically at times on this album.

Does anyone agree or is it just me?

I felt he was lazy lyrically on the ruler’s back
seemingly every line was somebody else’s line

 

[5th Letter]

Great album and it still holds up today.

 

[5 Grand]

Great album and it still holds up today.

Cosign