Jay Z is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt with a limited edition Collector's Crate carrying a $1,500 price tag. The set includes all 13 of his solo studio albums on vinyl, including the first official vinyl release of 4:44, packaged in a premium archival crate. With two of the biggest Jay Z fans on the panel in FeeFo and Rod, Ken wanted to know one thing. Is this actually worth the price?

<p>Jay Z is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt with a limited edition Collector's Crate carrying a $1,500 price tag. The set includes all 13 of his solo studio albums on vinyl, including the first official vinyl release of 4:44, packaged in a premium archival crate. With two of the biggest Jay Z fans on the panel in FeeFo and Rod, Ken wanted to know one thing. Is this actually worth the price?</p>

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Would You Pay $1,500 For Jay Z's New Crate?

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<p>Rick Ross is back with his first solo album in five years, *Set In Stone*, and the Dead End Hip Hop crew is here to break it all down. Has Rozay still got that signature luxury rap sound on lock, or is this another case of an artist leaning too heavily on a proven formula? We dive into the production, standout records, guest features, and whether this album deserves a spot alongside the strongest releases in Rick Ross's catalog.</p>

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Would You Pay $1,500 For Jay Z's New Crate?

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