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Review title: "I'm from Marcy, I'm Varsity"
Product review: Reasonable Doubt is a phenomenal debut album from one of hip-hop's most successful artists. Along with the spare, sample-oriented production, Jay-Z's raps paint a dark portrait of life on the streets in New York City. Casting himself as a mafia don, he advises gangsta-in-training Memphis Bleek on "Coming of Age," gets caught up in the underworld game on "D'Evils," and offers some of his smartest rhymes on "22 Two's." On "Brooklyn's Finest," Jay and Biggie collaborate on an undeniable track that lives up to its title. The record ends appropriately with "Regrets": "This is the number one rule for your set / In order to survive, gotta learn to live with regrets." For those who are used to Jay-Z's more pop-oriented style, this mellow, even sparse album may be a bit of an adjustment, but it's one worth making. 5 Stars.
