J To Tha L O The Remixes Music Cd

Jennifer Lopez - J To Tha L O The Remixes

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J to tha L-O! The Remixes      Artist : Jennifer Lopez      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $11.98 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2002-02-05      Studio : Sony      Label : Sony      Avg. Customer Rating : (149 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for J To Tha L O The Remixes      some really awesome songs and remixes      Rating:      heres a tip, if you can, try to get the CD that has 50 Cent in the song "i'm gonna be alright" cuz i originally got this CD when it first came out but unfortunately had to sell it due to situations out fo my control. then when i got to buy a new copy, i got what i THOUGHT was the same as the one i sold(not exactly the same, just a new copy) but unfortunately i was a bit let-down. i remembered that 50 cent was on that track(back when he wasn't known too well) and the song sounded really good with him doing his piece in it. but the new version isn't as good. still an excellent buy, even if ur not a rabid collector of her(i'm not. this is the only one i have of hers and i'm just fine with just that) its still a really great buy. but like i said, if u can, try to get the one with 50 cent in it. thankfully thats the only song that changed otherwise i would've returned it     Customer Reviews for J To Tha L O The Remixes Cd      One of the best remix albums ever period      Rating:      I remember a time when i couldn't stand remixs;then JLO comes out with one of the hottest remix albums ever!!! Another good remix artist is R.Kelly Editorial Reviews for J To Tha L O The Remixes Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Unlike most single-artist remix albums, J to tha L-O! actually has a purpose beyond raking in cash from fans. The best of these cuts brings much-needed weight to the often-weak writing, vocals, and production that mar Jennifer Lopez's two previous multiplatinum albums. The prize, of course, is her duet with Ja Rule on "I'm Real," but the other highlights (a Rodney Jerkins reworking of his own "If You Had My Love," P. Diddy's "Feelin' So Good") follow along similar hip-hop/R&B lines. Her stabs at street cred aren't always as successful; the 12-letter curse she employs on the Sack International Remix of "Play" is a good deal less than convincing. Generic house rhythms don't do anything for "Let's Get Loud" and "Walking on Sunshine." Finally, the new, tacked-on ballad "Alive," cowritten by the superstar, begins like "I Honestly Love You" but quickly proves itself a new "Greatest Love of All," filled with blind self-love. It's hard to tell if there's even anyone else in the room, or if she's just singing to a mirror. --Rickey Wright