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Chicago's Kanye West produced Jay-Z, Talib Kweli and Alicia Keys and then fashioned one of the most personal concepts of the era, the soul-infected
The College Dropout (2004), containing the 13-minute Last Call.
Hyper-chromatic three-dimensional arrangements turned
Late Registration (2005) into a stately hip-hop fresco and a
distillation of the genre's existential legacy.
West became a superstar.
By comparison, Graduation (2007) was largely uneventful.
West also produced the seventh album by Chicago's rapper Common,
Finding Forever (2007), Common being often singled out as a rapper who
does not promote violence, chauvinism, etc.
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