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One question that’s always puzzled the many JAY Z fans in the past is where he ranks his rank his albums all-time against each other. While the Mafioso-themed and Kool G Rap heavily influenced debut album Reasonable Doubt will always be his most musically prized possession, the “others” have been revealed in order where he ranks them amongst each other. HOV’s got the day off to celebrate his Forty-Forty and decided to offer fans a rare insight look into some brief reviews of his collection of work over the last three decades. After the jump, you can see for yourself where he ranks his albums with each other.
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- 01. Reasonable Doubt (Classic)
- 02. The Blueprint (Classic)
- 03. The Black Album (Classic)
- 04. Vol. 2 (Classic)
- 05. American Gangster (4 1/2, cohesive)
- 06. Magna Carta (Fuckwit, Tom Ford, Oceans, Beach, On the Run, Grail)
- 07. Vol. 1 (Sunshine kills this album…fuck… Streets, Where I’m from, You Must Love Me…)
- 08. BP3 (Sorry critics, it’s good. Empire (Gave Frank a run for his money))
- 09. Dynasty (Intro alone…)
- 10. Vol. 3 (Pimp C verse alone… oh, So Ghetto)
- 11. BP2 (Too many songs. Fucking Guru and Hip Hop, ha)
- 12. Kingdom Come (First game back, don’t shoot me)
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