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Answers: idk Jay got some real good classic tracks on that..

Cant knock da hustle
Brooklyns Finest
Feelin It
Dead Presidents II
Coming of Age
22 Two's
Friend or Foe

idk u vote

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Illmatic......jay did have real good classic on RD, but nas did the same

NY State of Mind
Halftime
Life's a B*tch
One Love
Memory Lane
Represent
It Aint Hard to Tell
The World is Yours

he delivered arguably the greatest hip hop album of all time in only 10 songs

*I think it is a big overstatement to say that neither Jay-z or Nas have come close to duplicating these albums....It Was Written, The Lost Tapes, and Stillmatic lyrically arent far off from Illmatic....on the other hand, The Blueprint is the closest Jay has ever gotten to Reasonable Doubt, and that wasnt too far out of the "ballpark" at all IMO

EDIT: if putting my opinion out is what you constitute as being mad, then i guess im mad as hell

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cant go wrong with either one but im going with Reasonable Doubt

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I love can't knock the hustle off of RD, but I also love the World is Yours off Illmatic, lol. but I'm going with:

Reasonable Doubt.

I don't think that EITHER of them have come close to repeating their debuts - but Jay has been in the "ballpark" closer than Nas, imo.

Primetime: Obviously we don't agree, you're entitled to your opinion and I'm entitled to mine. You're mad bout somethin' go work that out.... LOL.

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Illmatic

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Illmatic. My favorite album.

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