Jay-Z's American Gangster

After Jay-Z's international retirement in the form of published in 2006 and very good '' Kingdom Come '' followed only one year later, '' American Gangster '', the designated Jay as a concept album, since it coincided with the Ridley Scott movie the same title was published and has been greatly influenced by him. The issue is simple: it's about gangsters and mafia modern structures that overwrites or processed Jay-Z in excellent songs. The fact that he delivers a brilliant figure, probably since '' Reasonable Doubt '' from 1996 each expert to be clear, so that it lyrically plays in the top league, and each track perfectly mastered. Diddy responsible with his Hitmen who deliver a great performance, but the other producers, such as long-term companions Just Blaze, the Neptunes and No ID should not be ignored, since they also - for the musical foundations showed the majority - and for me as a complete surprise grandiose templates contributed, so the album sounds varied, innovative and authentic. Hats off! Each track is atmospheric, consistent and unique genius. A small highlight for me was the collaboration with the former New York rival Nas is: simply exquisite, common to hear these two giants of hip-hop on a track.
Jay-Z's perfect rhyme arts accompanied with gangster themes in fantastic beats? What would you more when Jay as impressive returns to his musical roots from 1996. I'm excited. Overall, a great work of Brooklyn MC. Excellent!