Vol. 3... Life and Times of S. Carter (1999)
I forget which publication listed this as Jay-Z's best album but the rest of their list seemed pretty legit so I figured it was a good next move after the big 3 given how much I've been enjoying The Black Album lately. But I wasn't really feeling it; like Kanye, one of Jay's biggest strengths is that it seems like he always has something to say (off the top I can't think of a more substantive personal album than The Black Album), but I can't recall a single lyric of note here. Alright I was kinda high and I only listened to it once but that hasn't stopped me from loving the hell out of a lot of albums that have become favorites. I'll give it another shot one of these days, I was enjoying the flow and it's worth a listen for Big Pimpin alone.
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