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Guided by spoken-word interludes from his mother, Gloria Carter, Jay-Z uses the album's opener to chart his rise from the Marcy Projects of Brooklyn to the top of the billboard charts. Just Blaze’s triumphant, soul-sampled production sets a cinematic tone. The Anthems: "What More Can I Say" and "Encore" jayz the black albumrar new
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