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JAY Z released the classic Reasonable Doubt 20 years ago (and a few days change). With all the albums Gloria Carter’s boy recorded in the two decades since, it’s only natural some tracks have fallen by the wayside, or never seen the light of day at all. To commemorate the 20th anniversary of his seminal debut, we decided to compile Jay’s best loosies.

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His own Lost Tapes, if you will. Check the list below for the rare cuts that never quite got shown the love they deserve, but are a must for any deep Jay Z fan. Young, Gifted & Black “Young, Gifted & Black” opens the, a mixtape that celebrated the launch of Jay’s S. Carter Reebok shoe in 2003.

To date, it’s still the only official mixtape Hov has ever realeased. The song finds him in politically militant mode, where he compares himself to Chuck D and juxtaposes his struggles coming up to the relatively carefree life of white, middle class America. Wifi Hotspot For Bb 8520.

Its single verse impressively employs the same rhyme throughout, and the track contains a snippet of a Louis Farrakhan speech as the intro. Dead Presidents Everybody knows ‘Dead Presidents II’, one of the standout tracks of Reasonable Doubt, but fewer know the original single version.

“Dead Presidents” was relegated it to the status of a deeper cut in Jay’s discography. OG fans will know and love this track, in which Jay originated the “Wonderama shit, me and my conglomerate” line Jay Elec would flip in “Exhibit C.” Nuthin’ But Love (ft. Sauce Money) In 1999, DJ Rhude came across a cassette tape full of unreleased tracks produced by DJ Clark Kent, on which Jay-Z spit rhymes, often alongside his friend Sauce Money. That tape would ultimately form the basis of his mixtape. ‘Nuthin’ But Love’ is one of the standouts of that tape; a breezy Clark Kent production that has Jay and Sauce braggin’ and boasting in expert mid-nineties fashion.

The chemistry between these two guys is evident, and proves Jay was already well on his way in the years leading up to his debut. Dead or Alive Pt.1 (ft. Sauce Money) ‘Dead or Alive Pt.1’ is often believed to be a 2Pac diss record.