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November 28, 2004 at 9:41 pm #530101

achead
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Hey There,

I Just Watched A Half Hour Special On MTV Base Of Jay-Z & Linkin Park, I’m Sure Most Of You Have Heard The Songs They Have Made Together By Now, I’m Just Wondering What You Guys Think Of It?

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November 28, 2004 at 9:41 pm #567375

achead
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Hey There,

I Just Watched A Half Hour Special On MTV Base Of Jay-Z & Linkin Park, I’m Sure Most Of You Have Heard The Songs They Have Made Together By Now, I’m Just Wondering What You Guys Think Of It?

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November 29, 2004 at 12:57 am #567377

achead
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I Agree, They’ve Really Made It Work Well..

What’s Your Favorite Mash-Up Of Their’s ?

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November 29, 2004 at 5:32 am #567381

RudeX
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I used to have a one track mind now Im opening up to all types of music. I cant front, I like it. The tracks I like the most are Izzo/In The End and Numb/Encore.

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November 29, 2004 at 7:40 pm #567394

juno
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naturally you have to be open to more than one main type of music to enjoy this ablum. you cant really judge other music if the only thing you listen to is Hip Hop/RnB and the occasional “Pop” song that comes on the radio. Linkin Park is commercial but at the same time very experimental – taking elements from all types of music (rap, rock, metal, breakbeat, electronica) and look at the success it has brought them. I’ve been a Jay Z fan since Reasonable Doubt and I’m so very glad to see that he’s expanding his horizons (sadly its at the end of his music career……or is it?) This album is the product of some very creative minds expanding on the old rock vs. rap idea but I dont see how this album could be a miss with the talent at hand.

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November 29, 2004 at 7:57 pm #567396

achead
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juno_reactor wrote:

naturally you have to be open to more than one main type of music to enjoy this ablum. you cant really judge other music if the only thing you listen to is Hip Hop/RnB and the occasional “Pop” song that comes on the radio. Linkin Park is commercial but at the same time very experimental – taking elements from all types of music (rap, rock, metal, breakbeat, electronica) and look at the success it has brought them. I’ve been a Jay Z fan since Reasonable Doubt and I’m so very glad to see that he’s expanding his horizons (sadly its at the end of his music career……or is it?) This album is the product of some very creative minds expanding on the old rock vs. rap idea but I dont see how this album could be a miss with the talent at hand.

I Coudn’t Have Put It Better Myself. This Album Is Groundbreaking, I Really Hope Jay-Z Doesn’t Retire Just Yet..

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November 29, 2004 at 8:19 pm #567397

DJ Tronic
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i thought it was cool, but i’ve heard much better projects involving rap/rock being mixed. i thought some of the elements were pretty original, i’d give it a 7/10.

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December 1, 2004 at 3:05 pm #567423

Leethal
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I think the whole concept is awesome…
LP & Jay-Z!
What more can i say…
The music speakz for itself…

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December 1, 2004 at 5:00 pm #567431

Leethal
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They rock…

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December 1, 2004 at 7:05 pm #567433

achead
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I Agree

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December 6, 2004 at 11:01 pm #567542

silokk
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listen bootlegging is done for the fun of it ie; the gray album if were talkin jayz.
this peice of bilge is just a money grabbin turd of an idea thought up by record company suits with ponytails.
keep it real kids

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December 8, 2004 at 1:40 pm #567562

TiMG
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its ok. exciting concept
the two tracks don’t really create anything more excting than either track is on its own is tho. which is what a good bootleg/mashup should do imo

its good that its happened.. maybe it’ll be popular enough to spark more bootleg stylee colaborations

now if only i could get britney and the qosta to meet up and listen to my ‘toxic secret’

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December 11, 2004 at 7:41 pm #567650

putterplace
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I really like it. I haven’t heard it until just today, but it’s awesome. Thanks for informing me.

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December 17, 2004 at 2:10 pm #567741

Mel
Participant

Okay…

And believe me, I’m really trying! But I just can’t get a grip on the concept of a Jay-Z / Linkin Park mashup. I heard the first single and was so bored that I had an outer body experience. I get the feeling that this was not a project of creativity, but rather a commercial one because this is where music is heading. A comment aforementioned said it best…
“I’m not a Jigga fan, but duke knows what he’s doing.” Jay-Z knows music, and knows how to capitalize off it. Connecting with a talented group like Linkin Park was his best effort since The Blueprint , in my opinion.

The biggest selling genre is Hip Hop, right now. But the fans are getting bored with the same ol’ rap talk and concepts. What better move than to link up with one of the biggest alternative groups this modern age?

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February 4, 2013 at 12:05 am #696760

Orbit123
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still to this day Numb/Encore is one of my all time favorite songs!

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