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.

• 1.Intro
• 2.Lost Ones
• 3.Ex Factor
• 4.To Zion
• 5.Doo Wop (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
• 15.Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You
• 16.Tell Him