Jay-Z - Reasonable Doubt

Reasonable Doubt

1996

- - 1
  - Can't Knock The Hustle (feat. Mary J. Blige)
  - 5:18
- - 2
  - Politics As Usual
  - 3:42
- - 3
  - Brooklyns Finest (feat. The Notorious B.I.G.)
  - 4:36
- - 4
  - Dead Presidents Ii
  - 4:27
- - 5
  - Feelin' It
  - 3:48
- - 6
  - D'evils
  - 3:33
- - 7
  - 22 Two's
  - 3:30
- - 8
  - Can I Live
  - 4:09
- - 9
  - Ain't No Nigga
  - 4:03
- - 10
  - Friend Or Foe
  - 1:50
- - 11
  - Coming Of Age
  - 4:00
- - 12
  - Cashmere Thoughts
  - 2:58
- - 13
  - Bring It On
  - 5:02
- - 14
  - Regrets
  - 4:33

Release Info

Jay-Z, Reazonable Doubt, back by popular demand, classic debut album from arguably The Greatest MC Of All Time. This title has previously scanned 1.4 million units. Jay-Z's classic debut is a compelling reflection on his life as a hustler. It's invested with an uncommon complexity and candor that has noticeably faded in his later material. Armed with clever phrasing and sly deadpan wit, Jay-Z navigates indulgent romp "Can't Knock the Hustle", thought-provoking introspection Regrets, and devastating street-corner soliloquies "Friend or Foe" with savvy composure. The beats on Reasonable Doubt, provided by the likes of DJ Premier & Ski, are as irresistibly slick as his persona. "Brooklyn's Finest," his mic-passing session with his friend Notorious B.I.G., takes on a torch-passing significance in the wake of Biggie's death. That song, and the entire album, foreshadows Jay-Z's subsequent ascension to kingpin status.

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