Watered Down Ja Rule Album CB4 Ass CD
932583
He talks all that trash about how ja rule sings on track and has nothing but girl tracks, and basically thats what this whole album is. The album is ok but I don't think its better than ja's and he copied the same format as ja with how his album tracks are with the serious tracks into the "larry love" type tracks. Its an alright album to have but only for the moment theres only a few songs on the album you can listen to but others are just annoying to listen to. 50 got alittle too cocky on this album cause he slacked off and made a watered down ja rule album.i'm suppose to die tonight, candyshop,this is 50 are the only solid tracks on this album. For who he claims to be this album was on some regular shelf filler type cd.

p.s. your reign on top is short like leprechauns
1849117
Has a song that is worth listening to, the rest of it is garbage. The Peter Sparker Mixtape was the tits, I feel like Wax and Spose have both tried this stupid positive approach to rap and it makes my ears bleed.
4201468
this album is garbage.  where did they find that girl remy, man she cant rhyme (...). obese joe cant either. i bought the cd just for lean back and hoping there was an instrumental for it LOL. but there is one other iight song let them thangs go is koo thats it though. please don't but this, buy a 2pac CD PEACE!!!
3044056
BLAH!!! This album is absolutely horrendous!!! If you want to get this weeks new releases, go get the foxy or aaliyah, but don't cop this joint right chea. OUT OF 16 TRACKS, ONLY 4 SONGS ARE LISTENABLE. Everything else is just sushi. I blame everything on whack production, thats about it. Kurupt comes raw as usual and the extensive lists of guest appearances is elephantine sized. I guess he decided to go mainstream but did a horrible job trying to accomplish such a task (stick to gangsta sh! t buddy). He's rugged and raw and thats how its supposed to be for the westcoast artist but instead developing commercial tracks that are nothing close for mainstream radio (i.e. Its over). Literally, its over. But wait, get that Death Row release of the Dogg Pound tentatively titled "2002" on july 31, hoping for more pre-death row fall out material on that album, hotness. But if you are still contemplating on purchasing an album with DPG ruggedness, get that DPG album that was released in May. That album is hott. But this?! I don't even know why Kurupt released such a stupendous album. His last album, "the streets is a mutha" was a much worthy effort accommodated with magnificent production, an overall DPG classic. This album, DOWN THE SEWER with Master Splinter!!!!! I wish i copped that Foxy instead :(  . . From a guy who purchases CD's everyweek, i hope you take this review into serious consideration especially upon purchasing this hideous album. Take care my fellow rap heads. FO SHO DO!
4923102
I really bought this cd for track (#13 on mine but different on the site), anyway for "Back Together" Hardsoul featuring my acquaintance the talented Ron Carroll of Defected Chicago also a DJ with a profound voice...  I was so displeased to realize this cd is a continuous mix-which I hate.  Not only that, for instance, the Ron Carroll track isn't even a full 2.5 minutes so...  If you're looking for a full song on this cd, you won't get it.
This is more Techno than House.
770787
I didn't even bother to cop this joint, why? As soon as I heard the Tupac sample but even worse the same melody and what not, I was like Ehhhhhh WACK! This is like how Ashanti took credit for Scarfaces "Mary" sample and flipped it to "Baby". What a lack of creativity. And this entire album is a big frustrating disappointment of SAMPLES, SAMPLES AND SAMPLES!!! What happened to originality? This is for the birds and kids...
Simply wack, save your money people. Purchase THE ROOTS ~ Phrenology instead or some Bob Marley.
I really rated this CD NO stars but in order to follow through with the review I had to give this wack sh! t 1. Blah!
1261533
This cd is worse than the last one, if that's even possible.  Keep it up guys, and I may never buy another Mudvayne cd again.

No more stupid gimmicks like this.  How am I supposed to look at this damn thing without whipping out my black light every time I want to look at the stupid thing?  And besides, the artwork is indicative of the music, nothing amazing anyway, a big whoopty-do.
3968404
Um I was highly disappointed with this album. I've been jamming to the leaked songs from the album that I've heard the last couple of months. I was like wow I'm really feeling "Little Freak", "OMG", and "Hey Daddy". I was so excited because these are the tracks that really fit who Usher is. I go buy the album and I listen to it and I'm like WTF. Sometimes you have to let a  song grow on you so I listen to it again and I still feel the sameway. There were 4 to maybe 5 good tracks spread inbetween a bunch of Bull. The Confessions Part 3 song "Foolin Around" has got to be the WORST Usher track I've ever heard. It wasn't like this album was rushed so I don't understand why it was so bad. This CD is one of the reasons why at one point I stopped buying CD's all together.  The highlights of this album were..
Hey Daddy
Little Freak
Okay
OMG
and Papers.
Usher did a lot to regain his musical swagger but he falls way short with this album as a whole.
3005788
ok, i've been a fan of kumbia kings for a while now, and i honestly have to say that this is one of the worst cd's i've ever heard!! there were only 2 songs worth listening to, and they are:

track 1: sabes a chocolate

track 10: insomnio (mano a mano remix)

another one that came close, but just didn't cut it was track 12: mi gente (king of banda mix). i think a.b. and cruz tried way too hard with this album. the albums before and the ones after this were 10,000 times better! my favorite still remains "shhh!"

and as vico c says:

"Que si me caigo, que si me levanto y vuelvo a caer.

Lo ms que importa es levantarse y no dejarse vencer"

(from the song, "se te apago el bling, bling)
2442505
LOL for the user that said save $10 and go get some gas. Seriously the price of gas is too expensive for that to even tickle my tank. On to the CD. I won't lie. When I first heard it, (snippets) I was like WTH is this GARBAGE. I was disappointed. Why? I expected it to be like his other CD's. Listening to Lollipop should've warned me and told me better. Lollipop is a hot mess. Think about the lyrics...that is not hip hop..but it's catchy and it did grow on me but hey I'ma female so "I wanna lick tha rapper"...LMAO. Anyway moving on, after listening to the whole CD, I will say that I love 6 songs and 2 songs are Ok.  That's atleast most of the Cd.  To the reviewers who talked about Black Moon, KRS 1 and Rakim...we all know that is TRUE hip hop but that was THEN and this is NOW. Like Kanye said "Old folks talking bout back in my day", well homie this is my day". Can you blame him for being a lil too commercial to sell CD's? Mofos got mouths to feed and at the end of the day selling is what matters. PERIOD. Cause I'ma straight LimeWire user..LOL!! This album was anticipated SO MUCH for SO LONG and the truth is, compared to HIS OTHER ALBUMS it is only about a 3. That's where most of the disappointment is coming from. IF it would've been his first then maybe a 4. Too many fillers on this album. I don't understand why Weezy felt the need to do a track with T-Pain (Got $). After Lollipop, did we really need more vocals like that. I'd say h**l to the naw. I'm a bit shallow cause if the beat don't catch me, I'm FFing it. Here is my analysis..like it matters..

3 Peat-4.5 stars...the lyrics are good and you sense the CD will be like his others (probably the hardest on the CD)
Mr. Carter-4.5 stars-love the lyrics and the hook, Jay-Z's verse coulda been longer and mo fire though
A Mili-0 stars, irritating as hell, what the h**l is he talkin bout anyway
Got Money-1 star, I'm just tired of T-Pain and the song lacks substance
Comfortable-4 stars, Girlie song, seems outta place on Weezy's CD but it's catchy, still it was leaked at least 1 month ago, why Babyface and not Ne-yo or Usher/Musiq?
Dr. Carter-5 stars, Most creative and unique, the best song to me..he saved HIP HOP, how can you not like this song?
Ok..the only other ones that I like are Don'tGetIt (yeah he talks the whole song but listen to what he is saying, yeah its a sample in more ways than 1 but who cares)
and Mrs. Officer cause its different and catchy. Not a male song though. Phone Home, even if it is good the hook is awful-GARBAGE. Playing with Fire and You Ain't Got Nuthin are Ok..bout 2.5-3 stars. The rest of the songs I'm just not feeling. Perhaps I need to listen to Tie My Hands again since everyone gave that song a good review. Overall 3 stars. Weezy F. Baby-nice effort but ditch songs that are leaked next time or don't push back the release. PLEASE no more collabos with TPain.
227304
James Manyard Keenan? Whatever. I know people who gave this five stars are just expresing their opinion. They like this CD and there's nothing wrong with that. Remeber I'm expressing mine.

However, I first heard Tool on the radio. Stinkfist. I must say I still do like that song very much, in fact best Tool song Period, hilarious lyrics! and great tempo. But the rest of the CD is just awful. Eulogy is the most disgusting song I've ever heard. I used to listen to hardcore rap such as Brotha Lynch Hung and nothing ever made me cringe like this song. If you have Christian beliefs stay far far far away, it really is disgusting and ruined the whole Tool experience for me. I'm all the better for it and it's the 1st reason i hate this CD.

Keenans lyrics, while cleverly written and pieced together, are loads of his personal bullshi#t forced down the throat and on some tracks he just whines and whines. No one really cares how you feel or what you think, that's the 2nd reason I hate this album.

3rd is the lack of direction and the mishmosh thrown in the CD (wtf a cooking recipe refering to satan???? oh that's so hardcore XD) more like totally ridiculous.
3063407
I love me some Tyrese (he is so FINE and has a great voice), but this album is a dud. There are only three good songs off this entire disc and they are, "How You Gonna Act Like That" (one of the biggest jams of the year), "U Don't Give a Damn About Me" and "How Do You Want It (Situations)"(a sample of a 2Pac classic). Other than that, this cd is a waste of time. And its no wonder...only "How You Gonna Act Like That" was pushed, so that should tell you that Tyrese's own record company had no faith in this cd. Buy it if you must, but this cd is a waste.
2445189
I loved his 2003 CD, 'What's a Man to Do?' The man has a wonderful voice. In my opinion, he's the Latin Usher. But with this current CD, it seems he's trying too hard to come across as hip hop. Too many hip hop flavored songs. His strength is his voice so he should stick to singing R & B and slow jams. I can only count 4 songs that truly met that criteria on the CD. And what's up with the 4 bonus tracks? I didn't like the fact that only 10 songs were actually new. Then 2 of the bonus tracks were 'Obsession' as a Reggaeton mix (which I liked) and a Spanish Version. Then 'Don't Wanna Try' is there, for some reason. We know that was your most successful track Frankie but come on. It's like he put it there for those that didn't remember or something. And 'Suga Suga' is not even his song. It's Baby Bash's song, Frankie just sings the hook.

Bottom line: not all that impressed with the CD. There were some good songs but his 2003 CD was MUCH better.
2795262
Hugely disappointed on this one, mostly boring the other cds from them I totally love
4742332
Ok I am down with almost all Sactown rap, Killa Tay

used to be one of my favorites when he was clicked up

with the Dosia Clicc (get the Dosia cd, Waiting to Exhale,

it is with him, Lunasicc, Pizzo, Marvaless, KJ, and it's

the most bangin CD you will ever hear, he represents

the Coast to the fullest [if you know what's craccin])

on that one.  But this Thug Religion was a total failure,

he goes off on his newfound religion (don't get me wrong,

I'm religious) but he talks about hatin on white people in

at least 2 or 3 tracks, the gangsta in him seems to have

softened up, NOTHING like Mr. Mafioso (his first, a classic)

or Snake Eyes (also pretty good).  Also even checc out

Thug Thisle but whatever you do DO NOT BUY THIS CD it succs

bad.
2450480
i heard great things about this album but compared to his other work i am no where near as happy with this one as much as his older stuff even more recent newer albums were way better.  Sure other then tacky and word crimes the rest of the cd is junk
1527728
JT's second effort to make a little dough off his unreleased Game vocals is even more shameless. While some might argue that JT tried to pass off his last Game album as being the official debut that Aftermath was releasing, I have to give him a pass on that one. He never claimed the album was anything it wasn't. However with his second offering of Game material, he is stretching his limited collection of old recordings as far as he can. "Untold Story" may not have measured up to the expectations of a Dre-produced Game LP but at least it had enough quality material to be worth a listen. "West Coast Resurrection" is a straight-up hustle by JT The Bigga Figga. Disguised as a "new album", it's actually just an attempt for JT to get rid of his left-over tracks. Of the fourteen tracks, two of them are JT talking for a couple minutes, one is an interlude, and two of them are remixes of songs from "Untold Story". Of the remaining songs, the only track that really seems worth the listen is "Promised Land" where Game really showcases some depth and speaks on his father. The rest of the album is mediocre at best with the possible exception being "The Streetz Of Compton", an entertaining cover of DJ Quik's "Born And Raised In Compton". On the outro, JT lets us know that he is planning yet another Game album in a couple of months. If this one is any indication of what he has left in the vault, I'd strongly suggest avoiding it.