Ja Rule "R.U.L.E"

Posted on 11.8.2004

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Ja Rule
Album : R.U.L.E
Release Date : Nov 8, 2004
Label : Def Jam

Customer review :

"Ja’s sixth album, R.U.L.E., is one of his best to date. He has finally put aside all of the beef in order to go back to what he does best : selling records. He has a lot of great songs on the album. Of course, there is the first single "Wonderful" ft. R. Kelly and Ashanti, which is still lighting up radio stations around the world (especially in England), and there is the street anthem "New York" ft. Fat Joe and Jadakiss where all 3 of them spit some really good rhymes. Two of my personal favorites are "Passion" in which Ja reflects on the activities of the past year and "Where I’m From", in which Ja discusses the hard life on the streets supplemented by a great chorus by fellow Incster Lloyd. I gave this album 5 stars because I respect the fact that Ja Rule has gone back to his old formula that people keep on buying. He is one of the few artists who can make hit records (or as some call it "pop rap"), but he can also create some hard stuff. I hope everyone can just pay attention to his music instead of talking about his old beefs. That junk is old, and I know I am not the only one who is tired of hearing about it. Great album, Rule !!!!!!"

Track Listings :

01 . The Inc Intro
02 . Last of the Mohicans
03 . Wonderful
04 . What’s My Name
05 . New York
06 . Stripping Game (Skit)
07 . The Manual
08 . Get It Started
09 . R.U.L.E.
10 . True Story (Skit)
11 . Caught Up
12 . Gun Talk
13 . Never Thought
14 . Life Goes On
15 . Weed (Skit)
16 . Where I’m From
17 . Bout My Business
18 . Passion