That shyt has hissing, bad treble, etc. just a terrible sounding song.
Is "Aint No Ni**a" the WORST quality sounding song on a retail album?
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Thatrogueassdiaz
We're on the blood path now
I actually agree with this. The mixing was bad on that song.
MouseTeeth
All Star
I think it has to do w the sample and using analog techniques as opposed to digital. If u listen to a lot of 90s era lps before the pro tools generation, a lot of the mixes have an in audible hiss that's present on a lot of records. A lot of engineers I've talked to actually prefer the warmth of these songs in comparison to the super clean sound of today. To each his own.
Have to skip it everytime.
Brian O'Conner
All Star
Foxy got you hot 'cause you kept your face in her puss 
zayk35
Superstar
always thought it was just me
thekidfromqueens
the best borough
The entirety of Kingdom Come was mixed on some 
shyt.
One song the volume is fine, the next one too loud, after that weird again.
shyt. One song the volume is fine, the next one too loud, after that weird again.
nineteeneightysix
Banned
That's the second best song on that album, after "Feelin It"...
wise prophet
All Star
Dead Presidents? Regrets? Coming of Age? Can I Live? Can't Knock the Hustle? Politics as Usual?
Rapmastermind
Superstar
"Ain't No nikka" was the BIGGEST song from "Reasonable Doubt" as far as the mainstream. Song is a Classic straight up. Without that song, Jay is an underground rapper. That song is one of the biggest reason "Reasonable Doubt" even went Gold. It also was a huge introduction to the mainstream for Foxy even though she was on "I shot Ya" remix this was the song that people really paid attention to her. Video was dope too with the Biggie Cameo:
LOL @ that intro:
"Jay What's happening, Where's Frank"
LOL @ Jay waking up Biggie's groupie's.
LOL @ that intro:
"Jay What's happening, Where's Frank"
LOL @ Jay waking up Biggie's groupie's.
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nineteeneightysix
Banned
I don't really care about the songs you listed..."Ain't no ni**a" and "Feelin It" are my top songs from that album...
I think in most cases, Jay-Z's singles are his best songs...Jay Z flows better on his singles, and he sounds more convincingly arrogant on his singles...