Lauryn Hill records ‘MTV Unplugged No. 2.0’ at the MTV Studios in New York City (2001)
Lauryn Hill‘s ‘MTV Unplugged No. 2.0’ is a live album recorded on July 21, 2001 at MTV Studios in Times Square, New York City and released on May 7, 2002 by Columbia.
Track Listing : 1.Intro (Lauryn Hill) – 02:28 . 2.Mr. Intentional (Lauryn Hill) – 06:58 . 3.Adam Lives In Theory (Lauryn Hill) – 07:26 . 4.Interlude 1 (Lauryn Hill) – 01:56 . 5.Oh Jerusalem (Lauryn Hill) – 08:54 . 6.Interlude 2 (Lauryn Hill) – 01:21 . 7.War In The Mind Or Freedom Time (Lauryn Hill) – 04:59 . 8.Interlude 3 (Lauryn Hill) – 03:18 . 9.I Find It Hard To Say (Rebel) (Lauryn Hill) – 06:50 . 10.Just Like Water (Lauryn Hill) – 06:09 . 11.Interlude 4 (Lauryn Hill) – 01:40 . 12.Just Want You Around (Lauryn Hill) – 04:36 . 13.I Gotta Find Peace Of Mind (Lauryn Hill) – 09:21 . 14.Interlude 5 (Lauryn Hill) – 012:12 . 15.Mystery Of Iniquity (Lauryn Hill) – 05:10 . 16.Interlude 6 (Lauryn Hill) – 01:42 . 17.I Get Out (Lauryn Hill) – 05:17 . 18.Interlude 7 (Lauryn Hill) – 00:20 . 19.I Remember (Lauryn Hill) – 03:46 . 20.So Much Things To Say (Lauryn Hill) – 05:59 . 21.The Conquering Lion (Lauryn Hill) – 03:19 . 22.Outro (Lauryn Hill) – 02:58
Musicians : Lauryn Hill – Guitar, Vocals
Production : Produced By Lauryn Hill, Alex Coletti . Adam Blackburn – Engineer, Mixing . Alex Coletti – Editing, Mixing . Joey Demaio – Director . Max Feldman – Assistant Engineer . Christoph Koch – Audio Post-Production, Post Editing . Joseph M. Palmaccio – Mastering . Susan Pelino – Audio Post-Production, Post Production Mix . Herb Powers – Mastering
Package : Julian Alexander – Art Direction
Recorded On July 21, 2001 At Mtv Studios In Times Square, New York City.
Released On May 7, 2002 By Columbia.
(Source Lauryn Hill‘s ‘MTV Unplugged No. 2.0’ | The Official Lauryn Hill Site)
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Complex
Why You Should Give Lauryn Hill‘s “Unplugged” Album Another ChanceThis is what we claim to want from our artists, isn’t it? For them to be honest? For them to speak their minds? For them to put so much of themselves into their music that they’re literally brought to tears? But when faced with the messy reality of it, often times we’d prefer the fantasy with the glossy finish. […]
Entertainment Weekly
‘Unplugged” is baffling on so many levels, it’s hard to know where to begin. Hill seems to feel ”Miseducation” was commercially compromised, but if she thinks her songs are best served in bare-bones settings, she’s wrong. […]
The Guardian
At one point, Hill defends her approach by claiming: “Every time we submit our will to another person’s opinion, part of us dies.” It’s a sentiment that’s rather undercut by this messy, inconsequential album. […]
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