Lauryn Hill's classic 1998 solo debut album, "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill," showcases her powerful voice and soul. The album, written, produced and arranged by Hill, is a reflection of life, love, pain and joy. The 16-song offering features true lyrics, soul-drenched vocals, and club-banging beats, and Hill's inventive orchestration of live instruments brings music back to hip hop. Lead single "Doo Wop (That Thing)" was a hit, blending message and music. Other highlights include "To Zion (The Joy Of My World)" featuring Carlos Santana, "I Used To Love Him" with Mary J. Blige, and "Nothing Even Matters" with D'Angelo. The album garnered 10 Grammy nominations and Hill won 5, becoming the first female to receive that many in one night. It's an album no musical library should be without.