-Цитата от Heartless

Типа ты ссылку на альбом уже кинул?

Помоему - это какой-то микстейп , зато ковер классный)))

-Цитата от Male Whore

Уж в чем, а в отсутствии эмоций его ну никак обвинить нельзя. А попасть под горячую руку Расселла Кроу глупо как минимум! В "The Insider" он в каком-то смысле сам себя сыграл, да и больше всего люблю его именно за этот фильм.

Честно говоря в душе не ебу что это за "The Insider",мож сморел мож нет,хз? но че я щас помню из его ''творений''- красивый ум, гладиутор, доказательство жизни, хороший год- одно название этих фильмов говорит само за себя
Ты, кстати не подумай что я с сарказмом попездываю, или что у нас тут спор нихуевый или иная какая баталия. просто for me, таких как он в голивуде каждый второй бля!!!Он рядовой октеришко, банальный(повторяюсь) шо песдец!!!

-Цитата от Ракета

Честно говоря в душе не ебу что это за "The Insider",мож сморел мож нет,хз? но че я щас помню из его ''творений''- красивый ум, гладиутор, доказательство жизни, хороший год- одно название этих фильмов говорит само за себя
Ты, кстати не подумай что я с сарказмом попездываю, или что у нас тут спор нихуевый или иная какая баталия. просто for me, таких как он в голивуде каждый второй бля!!!Он рядовой октеришко, банальный(повторяюсь) шо песдец!!!

...еще шикарные "Игры Разума", "Нокдаун"... ты смотрел хотя бы один из этих фильмов, чтобы иметь представление о нем как о актере?

Jay Z - Blue Magic feat. Pharrell (prod. by Pharrell)

странно бля

-Цитата от Chief

...еще шикарные "Игры Разума", "Нокдаун"... ты смотрел хотя бы один из этих фильмов, чтобы иметь представление о нем как о актере?

Васек,мож на бмв покатаешь?

-Цитата от Chief

...еще шикарные "Игры Разума", "Нокдаун"... ты смотрел хотя бы один из этих фильмов, чтобы иметь представление о нем как о актере?

хорошие фильмецы...
НОКДАУН - душевный вообще

-Цитата от S.A.N

Помоему - это какой-то микстейп , зато ковер классный)))

А помойм это альбом

-Цитата от S.A.N

http://myzuka.ru/albums/4712/an_american_gangster.html
Качайте.Почитайте там комменты)))

бля коменты угар

Фильм полюбому стайловый будет!!! А новый трэк Ховы, пока не оч. Но альбом бы послушал, потому что Джигга в теме!! ))

С Насом трэк норм.

хуй знает что там за фильм вообще, впервые слышу...но жду клиновскую версию блю меджика!

в первоначальном треклисте последнего альбома Джигги или Наса - фигурировал трек DEAD PRESEDENTS III

может он на микстейпе вышел? есть у кого нибудь?

Kingdom Come довольно хорош, мне понравился, интересно, какой будет этот алъбом......

Kingdome Come так себе, вроде и ничего... но и не цепляет особо...на четверку с минусом

не скажи, там есть клёвые темы..... Lost One, Minority Report, Kingdom Come, Do U Wanna Ride.......

Jay-Z - Ignorant Shit (почти точно еще одна тема с нового альбома, оч. крутая)
http://www.zshare.net/audio/39396496a99a42/

В Itunes Store есть уже вот такой треклист (наполовину, несомненно, херня):
1. Amen
2. Blue Magic
3. Untitled
4. Alright, Alright
5. You Don’t Know
6. And The Winner Is
7. American Gangster (Featuring T.I.)
8. Welcome
9. Ignorant Shit
10. The Demise
11. I Get Money (Remix)

то что альбом будет качественым от и до я уверен. поэтому абизательно послушаю, а если буду в штатах то и куплю.

з.ы. у у шеффа и бэдби таже концепция альбома. чёто тут не чисто.

-Цитата от AgenSmit

з.ы. у у шеффа и бэдби таже концепция альбома. чёто тут не чисто.

Канешн подкупает посмотреть фильм то что Рассел Кроу, Дензел Вашингтон и режиссер.
И саундтрек. Глянем. Альбом всяк послушаю, всегда любил джиггу

Uncontrollable Hustler’s Ambition

I don’t know where Cam’ron is, but I sure as hell know where Jay-Z is. He’s at a studio in Manhattan, CEO in full artist mode, feeling inspired and making his first true “concept” album. No he still doesn’t write his rhymes down but a pen and paper is getting heavy use today. It has the rough titles of the 14 songs Jigga has created and he’s carefully trying to create the perfect musical sequence for his new album. Inspired by the Denzel Washington flick that stays in rotation on a TV screen above him, Jay wants the album to tell a story from beginning to end.

He’s 100% sure he wants the album to begin with a song called “Pray,” his most intricate and vivid storytelling since the severely-underrated “Meet The Parents.” I believe it’s one of the four songs that will make the album that was produced by Puffy and the Hitmen. That’s right, Puffy and the Hitmen.

Jay told me a funny story in the elevator on the way to get his first look at the Hype Williams-directed “Blue Magic” video. He said Puff would always bug him like, “Nigga let me executive produce your next album.” Jay would basically be like, “What the fuck you talkin’ about? I’m a boss. And you’re a boss. That don’t even make any sense.” But finally Hova gave in and agreed to at least listen to what the Shiny Suit man had cookin’ in the stu. Surprisingly, he was blown away.

Supposedly, Puff had gotten all the D-Dots, Amen-Ras, Nashiems, Stevie J’s and Carlos Broadys back together again and they’ve been creating some funky 70’s soul inspired grooves. Jay asked Puff, “What are you doing with these tracks?” Puff was like, “I don’t even know. It’s just some cool shit, I listen to around my house. Walking around with my socks on and shit.”

Just how Just Blaze’s work inspired the beginning of Kingdom Come, the Hitmen tracks built the foundation of American Gangster. As it’s been widely reported (NY Times I see ya), most of Jay’s vocal content recounts hustler tales over neck snapping beats. Jay likens it to the lyrical side of Reasonable Doubt meets the musical majesty of Blueprint.

The album marriages Jay’s real life experiences like buying out the bar with his hustler buddies (the d-boy celebratory next release “Roc Boys”) with songs inspired by scenes from the movie. Notably, the one where Denzel as Frank Lucas is distraught that his nephew played by T.I. has abandoned his dreams of being professional baseball player and wants to get into the “family business.” Jay moved by that scene applies it his own cautionary lesson to his nephews for them to always stay on the right path.

Fuck what ya heard. Truth be told, “Blue Magic” is not even one of the strongest songs on the album. But Jay insists it was the best way to introduce the direction of the new record. (“Let’s take ‘em to the ‘80s, before we take ‘em to the ‘70s.”) The other record that the Imperial Skateboard P did, is the only song that sounds like it could be a commercial smash. It’s a song about the effect of heroin disguised as a love song. The rest here is straight gutter. A lot of “aggressive content” for you goofies and doofies.

Tracks like “Success” (produced by No ID “The Mentor”) will have your trunk rattling as well as the somewhat Dream-inspired “No Hook.” Light on the choruses, Jigga flourishes when he addresses some of the hot stove topics you want him to touch on. DeHaven, the mad extorter, gets it on a couple of tracks. And Beyonce, the fiancée?, gets a dedicated verse on which Jay declares, “She’s on my dick and I’m on her bra strap.” Besides y’all haters of the male persuasion couldn’t afford to take ole girl on a “million dollar vacation” like the big homie.

As it stands now, the album has a surprising end. The final song is called “Fallen,” produced by Jermaine Dupri. That’s right Prez Carter’s supposed corporate rival. Bilal’s on the hook but again this ain’t no commercial ish. It aims to bring the whole album full circle. That as always, gangstas don’t get chubby and move to Miami, they end up in jail or they die. Thankfully, American Gangster will prove Young Hova’s career is alive and well.

Loose Ends:
There’s a DJ Toomp track Jay is still working on and another one with a Marvin Gaye sample that Jay still feels needs some more production muscle. There’s also a new version of “Ignorant Shit” that features Beanie Sigel (the only guest rapper I heard so far) and Jay lets Imus have it in the final verse.

Jesus, that’s it for now, I got an interview to prepare for. Any of you fuckers got any questions you want me to ask the Great One, holla atcha boy. Y’all owe me.

http://www.xxlmag.com/online/?p=14486

сдулся он последние время почти одно гавно

Известный хип-хоп блоггер Eskay (nahright.com) сходил на прослушивание альбома в Roc The Mic studios:

"So on Friday night me and a bunch of actual journalists piled into the Roc the Mic studios in Manhattan for an American Gangster listening session with Muhammad Hovi.

I was one of the only people in the room who hasn’t seen the movie yet, and while it’s not essential to enjoy the album, I can imagine it would enhance the experience.

What I did get though, was a track by track breakdown of everything I was about to hear from Jay, which is the next best thing, if not even better.

Here’s a partial tracklist.

Pray
No Hook
Roc Boys
I Know
Ignorant Shit
Success
Say Hello to the Bad Guy
When The Moneys Gone
Fallen

There’s not much I can really say about it that YN hasn’t already told you, or you can’t learn from this EW rundown or this Vibe preview. You really just have to hear this shit, but here are a few observations and thoughts from the night.

The album plays out like a film. Every track represents a a different period in the progression of the hustler. The next single, "Roc Boys," which should be leaking any day now, is the celebratory "your name on the blimp" period.

I really wish everybody could get the same explanatory lecture we got. Some of you guys aren’t the sharpest knives in the drawer.

Jay purists are going to flip when they hear "Pray" and "No Hook."

This shit is actually more soulful than The Blueprint. Word to Marvin.

If he decides to use a different beat on the work in progress "This Shit Right Here," like he says he wants to, ya’ll lost.

He damn sure does have the movie on continuous loop on a TV in the studio.

As YN mentioned, "Ignorant Shit" has been reimagined with a verse from Beans and a new third verse from Jay. Imus lost.

Jay’s inner circle drinks alot of Patrón. When in Rome…

The "Blue Magic" video is shot, edited and ready to go. Jay said he’s not ready to let it go yet.

Nas has a verse on "Success" that Jay wouldn’t let us hear.

He said he wants to shoot a movie to accompany the album (which accompanies a movie).

The album is lyrically heavy. There’s no shortage of double entendres abound, and I didn’t even catch a few metaphors until we were on our 5th or 6th listen and Jay started pausing songs on some "you heard what I said?!" shit. Yeah, he does that too.

I’m no longer mad about missing last Saturday night at 40/40.

I can not fucking believe Jermaine Dupri produced "Fallen." You won’t either. One of my top 3 favorite tracks on the album."

а какие песни из треклиста, кроме Blue Magic, уже можно скачать?
особенно хочется послушать песню с T.I.

Фильм обязательно посмотрю
Альбом послушал бы

интересно, что там Дюпри такого невероятного сделал....