Who's Double Album Was Worst JAY-Z or NAS?

[California Burrito]

both of these greats try to do what pac & big did but failed miserably both albums were filled with fillers and you probably only went back to bump a couple tracks here and there. the sad truth is jigga & the gawd cant hold down a 2 disc album

jay-z tried to fix the problem by releasing the blueprint 2.1 which was the least worst tracks from the 2 discs

 

[Griffith]

SD had some of the worst beats of all time

 

[kp404]

Streets disciple was much worse...the tracks that were great on blueprint 2 were better than the good tracks on streets disciple...

Streets disciple and nastradamaus are the only two nas solos I can't listen to at all...

 

[dennis roadman]

bp2 is an awful, awful album. comically awful.

the double album is the height of a rapper's ego. nas' best album has like 10 songs but he thinks derrdederrr let's make an album of equal or better quality, but with 27!!! songs

jay z just wanted to be biggie

 

[Constantine]

I say tie. Street's Disciple should've been one disc. Both discs equal 87 minutes. The reason artists release double disc's, is because a double disc cd counts as two records toward the fulfillment of their record contract.

 

[havoc00]

Streets Disciple was terrible just awful and im not even a huge Jay fan

 

[Reggie]

Neither one of them were all that great to be honest. Both of them would have been ok if they were just one CD.

 

[Ziggiy]

SD was a great album lyrically with some of Nas's best songs. BP2 was just unfocused and bloated.....

 

[Kaydigi]

I liked BP2, but I understand the issues yall had with. SD on the other hand is utter garbage only due to beat selection.

 

[California Burrito]

SD did have some gems on their like this dedication to his daughter simply beautiful

 

[blackslash]

I play this song every morning for daily inspiration

 

[McPiff]

SD was trash

 

[Oroko Saki]

Streets Disclipe wasnt too far from being a classic

BP2 was average

 

[Prodigital]

Both albums had some gems and misses, but i find my self skipping more tracks on BP2 than on SD.

 

[Mike Statik]

both albums are like opposites of each other


SD had dope lyrics on shytty beats

and bp2 had jay mumblin while production carried him once again