Sign up to receive special offers and exclusives
Search
Home & GardenBooksCell Phones & Service
Keyword Search: Consequence
HomeKeyword Search: Consequence
 
 
The Blueprint 3 [Explicit]
View larger imageEmail a friend

Alternate Views:

 
 
 

The Blueprint 3 [Explicit]  (Audio CD) 
by Jay-Z

In Stock
Availability: Usually ships in 1 business days
List Price: $18.98
Our Price: $12.99 & eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
You Save: $5.99 (32%)

Note: Item may be sold and shipped by another company. Learn more.
Product Promotions:
  • Save $2 off The Ecstatic by Mos Def when purchased with 1 of The Blueprint 3 [Explicit] by Jay-Z, The Odd Couple by Gnarls Barkley or THE E.N.D. (Energy Never Dies) by Black Eyed Peas offered by Amazon.com. Enter code TRVU8WC8 at checkout.  Here's how (restrictions apply)
  • Get $1 worth of MP3 downloads from Amazon MP3 after you order your item.  Here's how (restrictions apply)
  • Save $2 off From The Hut, To The Projects To The Mansion by DJ Drama Wyclef Jean AKA Toussaint St. J when purchased with 1 of She Wolf by Shakira, Growing Pains by Mary J Blige or The Blueprint 3 [Explicit] by Jay-Z offered by Amazon.com. Enter code DHTMW5LG at checkout.  Here's how (restrictions apply)
  • Save $2 off Loso's Way by Fabolous when purchased with 1 of Relapse by Eminem, The Blueprint 3 [Explicit] by Jay-Z or So Far Gone by Drake offered by Amazon.com. Enter code 98CLHOPU at checkout.  Here's how (restrictions apply)
Description:

EXPLICIT VERSION. 2009 album from the international Hip Hop superstar and multi-media mogul. The follow up to Jay-Z's instant classic Blueprint (2001) and the critically acclaimed Blueprint II (2002); Blueprint III is the final installment in the series. The album's first single "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)" has exploded since its June release, hitting the Top 5 on the overall chart. Performed live on the BET Awards on June 28th, the song's video premiered immediately following the show to great acclaim. Second single "Run This Town" with Rihanna and Kanye West will premiere at radio on July 24th.

Product Details:
Audio CD Release Date: September 08, 2009
Studio: Roc Nation
Number Of Discs: 1
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Average Customer Rating: based on 139 reviews
Track Listing:
1. What We Talkin' About (Jay-Z + Luke Steele of Empire Of The Sun)
2. Thank You
3. D.O.A. (Death Of Auto-Tune)
4. Run This Town (Jay-Z + Rihanna + Kanye West)
5. Empire State Of Mind (Jay-Z + Alicia Keys)
6. Real As It Gets (Jay-Z + Young Jeezy)
7. On To The Next One (Jay-Z + Swizz Beatz)
8. Off That (Jay-Z + Drake)
9. A Star Is Born (Jay-Z + J. Cole)
10. Venus Vs. Mars
11. Already Home (Jay-Z + Kid Cudi)
12. Hate (Jay-Z + Kanye West)
13. Reminder
14. So Ambitious (Jay-Z + Pharrell)
15. Young Forever (Jay-Z + Mr Hudson)
 
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review:4.0
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers.

3Blueprint 3 = C+ Alrite Effort  Nov 23, 2009
OK, Let's have a honest opinion about Blueprint 3 and get off jay's dic for one minute. Overall it is a above average album. There are no weak jay albums to date. But, there is a few duds on Blueprint 3 due to lack lustered production and tired lyrics. Some of the songs make you wanna skip to the next track. "So Ambitious" pharrell beats seem to be recycled and outdated. "Thank You" sounds a little bit tiring and weak jays rapping is the only thing that is on point. "On To The Next One" after a while the hook drives you insane Swizz Beatz production is garbage the track suffers due to it. "Off That" & , "A Star Is Born" are a little weak for a typical jay-z album. I like jay and have all of his previous albums. But, Blueprint 3 has to be worst jay album 2 date. Even Michael Jordan had 2 edvantually hang'em up and retire.

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5THE GREATEST!!  Nov 21, 2009
I have liked hip hop since Kid and Play and Kwame. However, the Notorious BIG, Jay Z and Nas made me LOVE rap! Next to BIG Jay Z is the GREATEST, period! How can anyone dispute the numbers?? NUMBERS DON'T LIE!!!! Ok, back to the Blue Print: 3 another classic! Anyone that is hating on this album need to listen to it again. I think they are expecting JayZ circa 2000. He is a grown ass man now that is worth $400 million and married to THE HOTTEST chic in the game Beyonce who is worth just as much as he. Of course he is not rapping about the same things he talked about in Reasonable Doubt. That's just stupid! If you don't respect JayZ for nothing else you have to respect his empire. Respect his hustle! He has open so many doors for rappers! He made himself a BUSINESS! From the Marcy Projects to this! In the words of JayZ, "Men Lie, Women Lie, NUMBERS Don't!"

Oh, Blue Print:3 tour starting end of this year. If you haven't seen JayZ in concert please do!!! You will see what makes him a good artist! UNBELIEVABLE!

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5Blueprint 3  Nov 21, 2009
The blueprint 3 is very good from start to end. It might be one of the best albums of 2009. These young artist need to pay attention to real hip-hop and this album is pure hip-hop. Top 5 songs D.O.A., Empire State of Mind, Venus vs Mars, A Star is Born, and On to the Next One

0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5i love the album  Nov 19, 2009
As some ppl stated in their review, Jay Z did not give a blueprint to the rap game. As for me, I am not paying attention to if his tracks reflected what he named his cd. Jay Z clearly knows what he is doing becuz he gave his entire album to Rhapsody and still sold albums. I love the entire album. D.O.A. was definitely a good track that should have knocked some ppl off of their high horses.

Jay Z can leave and come back in the game when he is 50 and still outsell whoever is rapping at that time. I love the album, like his others becuz he is still Jay Z, he is not and never tried to immulate anyone else and even with it being 2009, his songs are still so different and completely in another category to artists out there right now.

I would recommend the album. I love it. Keep doing ya thing Jay

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

33-1/2 stars -- He's still got a plan  Nov 17, 2009
Jay-Z is one of those artists who is sure to generate massive album sales by his name alone. But after stepping down as head of Def Jam (and then leaving the label even as a recording artist), not to mention the dissolution of Roc-a-Fella Records, Jay founded his own label, Roc Nation, where he released his latest album, The Blueprint3.

Looking at the album title alone, though, it can be said that the album is a continuation of previous albums with a similar name. The first Blueprint was pretty good (although I don't think it was a classic, like a professional reviewer from another website said), but The Blueprint 2 was garbage. And while this album isn't a classic either, it's still pretty decent. Most of the buzz from the album was due to a promo single called "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)". The very title made me applaud, but it also got some criticism, most vocally from the Game and DJ Webstar (to which America asked, "Who the F is DJ Webstar?"). Anyway, it's still one of the album's highlights.

And good songs don't stop there. The best songs are probably the singles, which are the three-in-a-row of "D.O.A.", "Run This Town" and "Empire State of Mind". The Pharrell-produced "So Ambitious" also good, and "A Star is Born" (featuring protégé J.Cole) is an interesting story. "Reminder" is also pretty decent even though its chorus isn't the most mind-blowing.

But there are also a few missteps. The tracks other reviewers didn't like are ones I didn't like either, especially "Hate", which is one of those cases where the song sounds like it's chopped-and-screwed, but it isn't. And if you think the presence of Timbaland on this album will produce some worthy tracks like "Lobster & Scrimp", think again: the sexual "Venus vs. Mars" sounds like a song Lil Wayne rejected, and "Off That" made me, well, turn off that (and although Jay's lyrics are on point on the latter, Drake's monotonous chorus doesn't help matters).

Another thing is that it's pretty hard to tell Jay-Z isn't on Def Jam anymore because there are so many guest stars on here. Anyway, everyone has been making their own comparisons, but I think The Blueprint3 maybe should have been called Kingdom Come 2, in that it's "just another" Jay-Z album. It may not be classic, but there're still enough moments on here to make it worth your while.

Anthony Rupert

 
 
Bestsellers
Across the Universe [Blu-ray]Across the Universe [Blu-ray]
Across the Universe, from director Julie Taymor, is a revolutionary rock musical that re-imagines America in the turbulent late-1960s, a time when battle lines were being drawn at home and abroad. When young dockworker Jude (Jim Sturgess) leaves Live ...
List Price: $38.96
Our Price: $12.99
You Save: $25.97 (67%)
Add to Cart
Underworld Trilogy (Underworld / Underworld: Evolution / Underworld: Rise of the Lycans) [Blu-ray]Underworld Trilogy (Underworld / Underworld: Evolution / Underworld: Rise of the Lycans) [Blu-ray]
Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE
List Price: $92.95
Our Price: $43.99
You Save: $48.96 (53%)
Add to Cart
Shakira: Oral Fixation Tour [Blu-ray]Shakira: Oral Fixation Tour [Blu-ray]
After wrapping up her world-wide sold out Oral Fixation Tour, Shakira is back with the LIVE CONCERT Blu-ray that captures it all. Viewed by over 2M people in 36 countries, Shakira delivers all of her smashes, such as "La Tortura"(featuring Alejandro ...
List Price: $29.98
Our Price: $16.49
You Save: $13.49 (45%)
Add to Cart
Web business powered by Amazon WebStore



About Us   Contact Us   Privacy Policy   Shipping Policy
Free Shipping on Orders $25 and Up!

Copyright ©2009 SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. All rights reserved.