of the instrument being used throughout history. In an interview with Billboard, rapper B.o.B cited Hill's guitar playing as inspiration for his career, telling them "Lauryn Hill was a huge influence to my guitar playing, her whole Unplugged DVD that she did… I mean, it just changed my life. It kind of gave me the inspiration to keep going, [to] invest a lot more time into the music and not the stuff that doesn’t matter." Singer Lianne La Havas also noted the album and Hill's use of the guitar as an inspiration stating "[I was inspired by] Lauryn Hill’s MTV Unplugged. I already loved The Miseducation… and the Fugees, and finding out that she played guitar was mind-blowing." Accolades The Boombox placed MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 on their '10 Underrated Sophomore Rap Albums From the '90s' list. The album has appeared on many publications list of the best and most memorable MTV unplugged performances, including list by Blavity, BBC, and UDiscover Music. Yardbarker named the album among the twenty recordings they consider to be the best live R&B and hip hop albums; while DJBooth ranked it third on their list of "10 Best Live Hip-Hop Albums". It is considered to be the boldest career move by a female artist, and the ninth overall in rock history by Rolling Stone. Track listing Notes "So Much Things to Say" is a cover of the Bob Marley and the Wailers song of the same name Personnel Lauryn Hill – acoustic guitar, vocals, production Julian Alexander – art direction Adam Blackburn – recording, mixing Alex Coletti – mixing, editing, film production on video broadcast Joe DeMaio – direction on video broadcast Max Feldman – recording assistance Scott Gries – photography Christopher Koch – audio post-editing technician Mel Papaterpou – guitar technician Sue Pelino – audio post-mixing technician Herb Powers Jr. – mastering Van Toffler – executive production on video broadcast Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications References External links MTV Unplugged No. 2.0 at Discogs Official MTV Unplugged 2.0 Lyrics Lauryn Hill albums MTV Unplugged albums 2002 live albums Columbia Records live albums Live soul albums Folk albums by American artists Albums produced by Lauryn Hill Live folk albums Live hip hop albums