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presidency of Def Jam Records in 2004. "Reasonable Doubt" was his debut album and is still considered by many to be his finest achievement. A much harder hitting and edgy record than his later more polished and pop orientated releases it announced to the world that a new rap star had arrived. This latest addition to the Classic Albums series sees Jay-Z take us back through the whole creative process behind this stunning first release. "Classic Albums: Reasonable Doubt" will be airing on VH-1 Classic this fall. Features excerpts from: Can't Knock The Hustle (with Mary J Blige) Can I Live Dead Presidents II D'Evils Ain't No Nigga (with Foxy Brown) Coming Of Age Bring It On Regrets & more... Bonus Features Additional interviews and demonstratio...  (less)

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(1.8 gigabyte) space on the UMD and the high resolution LCD screen, music fans will now be able to bring their favorite concert along to sit back and watch on those long flights or road trips. Multi-platinum recording artist Busta Rhymes is one of the most outspoken and influential rap artists in the industry today. This multiplatinum pioneer became the toast of the hip-hop community with the release of his debut album "The Coming" in 1996. Busta has enjoyed continued success as a solo artist as the general of his Flipmode Squad, while collaborating with some of the greatest names in music including Mary J. Blige, TLC and A Tribe Called Quest. He brings his trademark raw intensity in live performances to millions of fans around the world and ...  (less)

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popular artists in the industry including BEYONCE, MARY J. BLIGE, MISSY ELLIOTT & R. KELLY along with hip-hop icons P. DIDDY, KANYE WEST, DAMON DASH and more.Narrated by Jay-Z himself, Fade to Black captures the stunning imagery of the onstage performances that night, the entire hip-hop family in candid backstage moments and also chronicles the soul-searching dramatic process of creating his best-selling The Black Album. This film looking back on the meteoric rise of his career is now a DVD that no true hip-hop fan should be without.  (less)

than on 2001’s So Blu . Bittersweet finds her teamed at various points with a handful of hot producers, ubiquitous dancehall artist Sean Paul, and some predictable lyrics, but nonetheless showcases a supple vocalist with her own mind. At the same time, Cantrell recalls some of the best of her influences on the Stevie Wonder-like "No Place Like Home" and "Happily Ever After," which would’ve fit in on any number of Prince records. If Cantrell continues to get the attention she deserves, she may well prove to be an artist we’ll be following for decades. --Rickey Wright  (less)