The social heart of The Fugees and its most talented performer, Lauryn Hill tailored The Miseducation Of Lauryn Hill not as a crossover record but as a collection of overtly personal and political statements; nevertheless, it rocketed to the top of the album charts and made her a superstar.
Hill's verses were intelligent and hardcore, with the talent to rank up there with Method Man. And for the choruses she could move from tough to smooth in a flash, with a vocal prowess that allowed her to be her own chanteuse. If that weren't enough, she also produced much of the record.

Tracklist:

1.Intro
2.Lost Ones
3.Ex-factor
4.To Zion
5.Doo Wop (That Thing) (That Thing)
6.Superstar
7.Final Hour
8.When It Hurts So Bad
9.I Used to Love Him
10.Forgive Them Father
11.Every Ghetto, Every City
12.Nothing Even Matters
13.Everything Is Everything
14.The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill