When Jay-Z released The Black Album in November of 2003 the final master contained fourteen tracks. That ultimate total was narrowed down from a much higher number, most of which are sitting nicely in Jay’s gigantic catalog. You think 2pac has a sick catalog? Allow us to introduce you to Mr. Carter. Straight off Big Mike’s new mixtape, Presidential Invasion, DJ Green Lantern uses a brand new beat from Young Guru (reminiscent of production work from Jay’s debut, Reasonable Doubt) and unused vocals from the never-before-heard cut, Dead Presidents III. While the record is only 1:27, it reaffirms that Jay doesn’t need a pen or paper to create music; just a mic and his brain.
Wish it was longer! This would been iceing on the cake of american gangster, it has that reasonable doubt feel that hip hop fans have a sweet tooth for
"I was kneading this dough/ Get it?/ I was kneading this dough?"..Thats pure genious. I hate when rappers say "get it" but if he didn't say it that line would have gone right over my head. damn.
ahhhh!!!....flow, beat, production, everything..nice and nice.....very very true...got that reasonable doubt feel..makes me wanna listen to some politics as usual..
Im diggin it the song it reminds me of that early HOV that these young cats in the game need to listen to because this nigga is the best thing out right now since pants pockets ya feel me..... HOLLA 1
Im diggin it the song reminds me of that early HOV that these young cats need to listen to out here cause this nigga is the best thing out since pants pockets ya feel me... and Im out for presidents to represent me to
Could have been better. Beat is off the hook but it could have had stronger lyrics and been longer. Dead Presidents I, and II killed three didn't live up to the hype but is still a good song.
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