Artist	Song
Lupe Fiasco	Superstar (feat. Matthew Santos)
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	Kick, Push
from Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (5th Anniversary Edition) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	Daydreamin' (feat. Jill Scott)
from Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (5th Anniversary Edition) (2011)
Kanye West	Touch the Sky (Featuring Lupe Fiasco)
from Late Registration (2005)
Lupe Fiasco	The Show Goes On
from Lasers (Deluxe Version) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	Hip-Hop Saved My Life (feat. Nikki Jean)
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	Paris, Tokyo
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	Little Weapon (feat. Bishop G & Nikki Jean)
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	Hurt Me Soul
from Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (5th Anniversary Edition) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	I'm Beamin' (Bonus Track)
from Lasers (Deluxe Version) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	Shining Down (feat. Matthew Santos) [Bonus Track]
from Lasers (Deluxe Version) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	Fighters (feat. Matthew Santos)
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	The Instrumental (feat. Jonah Matranga)
from Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (5th Anniversary Edition) (2011)
Lupe Fiasco	Go Go Gadget Flow
from Lupe Fiasco's the Cool (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Lupe Fiasco	I Gotcha
from Lupe Fiasco's Food & Liquor (5th Anniversary Edition) (2011)

Comment:

When Lupe Fiasco announced his retirement plans in early 2008, every hip-hop head within earshot thought, [i]Aren't you just getting started?[/i] After all, we're talking about a rapper who rolled onto the scene a few years earlier, weaving his way through a horn-stabbed Kanye West track ("Touch the Sky") and a smoky single about skateboarding ("Kick, Push"). Soon after, Fiasco justified his Jay-Z endorsement — Jigga man called the Chicago native a "breath of fresh air" — with a universally acclaimed debut, 2006's [i]Food & Liquor[/i], and a string-soaked Jill Scott duet ("Daydreamin'") that sampled Tchaikovsky and grabbed a GRAMMY®. As if that weren't enough reason to listen to Fiasco's career unfold, [i]The Cool[/i] went the concept-album route and left the charts smoldering. All because of its restless beats and tightly woven storyline, from the heaven-sent hook of "Superstar" to the throwback boom-bap breaks of "Paris, Tokyo" and "Gold Watch." Now pick that mic up, Lu; you've got a job to do.

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