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- Now Arriving On Uptown 6
- Lo Days Ahead
- Hot Mess, Vol. 1
- J to tha Uh-Oh
- Welcome Back Shanice… You’ve Been Missed
- Silkless Vibes
- Love In The Ghetto
- Notting Hill: The Soundtrack
- Straitjackett or Grammy?
- And Then There Was Eve
- Bad Boy = Bad Mix
- Tied Up In Interludes & Whispers
- Hip Hop vs. The SOURCE
- Tribute To Biggie
- Best Man, Hot Sounds
- Maxed Out?
- Are You Still Here?
- Please Unplug The Mic, PLEASE!
- Voyage With Arie
- Calling White America
- Martini Martinez
- Charmed Back Into Clothes
- Is Toni Woman Enough?
- Is There Any Loyalty Left For Joe’s Crack?
- Busta Danger?
- Blue Curse
- Construction Completed
- J-Loed Out
- Acoustically Speaking
- Franked Up
- Same Curtis With Hot Beats
- Every Woman Dreams, But Hers Come True
- A Born Again Mess
- No Stars Out Tonight
- Breaking Through
- I Have An Issue
- Foiled & Loving It
- Kaned Sensless
- Basically Good
- Thicke Evolution
- Hit Stop: It’s Bad Boy Bitch!
- Non-Rehab Patient Gone Famous
- Finally, A Useful Message
- Time 4 Bed
- Testify
- Falling Out Of LuvwitMusiq?
- ¿Como?
- A Comforting South
- Awaiting Your Retirement Speech!!!!!!
- Rusted In Time
- Wanted: Real Music
- Queen Khan
- Dead On!
- Fierceless
- Fearlessly Luvin’ Country
- Return of the Royal Lotus
- Enjoying a Soulful Summer’s Night
- Looking Towards a Legend
- Spirited Achievement
- The Beater Returns with Graffiti
- The Human Side of Brandy
- Transitioning Into Sanity
- A Welcomed Replacement for Winehouse
- Even the Projects Deserve Better
- Echos of Amazement
- Fiona: A Reason for Music
- Mary’s Still Crying
- Must Be the DNA
- A Loosing Battle?
- Sade Soldiers On
- Ke$ha: the New Trash Pop
- Elementary Rhyme Schemes in 808
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- Could Badu Be Out of Creativity?
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- Round Two of Crap: The Night Shift
- Toni’s Back and Her Pulse Is Stronger Than Ever
- Monica’s Back on Her Feet
- Back on His Bullshit and Bringing His A Game
- The Superficial Heidi
- Exposing De Barge
- Are Congratulations Really In Order?
- Has Jay Sean Really Given Us His All?
- Stronger: Remembering A Mom
- She’s Not To Be Slept On
- Who Knew of the Return of Keke Wyatt?
- Are We Expecting Too Much From Shontelle?
- Next Stop: Love and Chai Tea Lattes
- Is Derülo Worth Knowing?
- The White Santana and Loving Him
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- He’s Baaaa-aaack
- Is This The Best Country Has To Offer?
- He’s Returned With More Negros
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- No Love But A Possible Like
- Not as Indestructable As I Would Have Hoped
- A Breakdown In Quality?
- Cee Lo’s Still Killin’ ‘Em
- Is Ne-Yo Off Balance?
- A Consumers’ Dream Or An Ungly Dark Twisted Nightmare?
- Should Cudi Stay On The Moon?
- Pink Friday May Be Green Worthy – Maybe
- Whose Going To Dump Swift Next, Jesus?
- Relatives Worth Having
- Hooligans Can Sing Too
- Did Lil Wayne Call Zeta Phi Betas Bitches?
- Is This Nothing but Smoke & Mirrors?
- Solid Music For Colored Girls
- Love Lost 4 Sullivan?
- Soundtrack Stronger Than Film
- Leela Ain’t New 2 Dis!
- Duffy Returns
- Nelly’s Return: Needed or Unnecessary?
- Jackson 4ever
- Mi Plan is the Plan for 2009
- Thanks For Nothing New
- Ne-Yo the Intern?
- I’ll Pass On Sir Lucious
- Love? Turned to Shit
- How I Got Over This Album
- Jukebox with Strong Tunes but Soft Concept
- Bringing Love To The Forefront
- Remembering When Jennifer Hudson Was Good
- Unfinished Makes for Sweet Project
- Scherzinger’s Attempt to Kill My Love for Music
- Pieces of Ledisi = An Entire Genius
- No Reason For 4
- Rowland Finally Sheds Destiny’s Cursed Shadow
- Scott Shines on New Project
- Colbie Continues to Fall Short
- Return of a Depressing Price
- Lovestrong Worth Talking About
- Keeping It Cool with Fiasco
- Crossfade Bleeds Winner
- Music Not Even Worthy of the Porcelain Throne
Album: J to tha L-O! The Remixes
Artist(s): Jennifer Lopez
Official Drop Date: February 5, 2002
Blades: 2
Review: This is the controversial album that had the infamous Nigger reference by Ms. J “Hip Hop” Lo herself. In the remix of I’m Real she wanted to show how “real” she really was and kicked out the Nigger word. Why not? Ja Rule is on the single with her so he must have given the Negro Nod of Approval.
The question that continues to keep Negros on the opposite sides of the White Picket Fence: Should the word Nigger (no matter how it’s used) continue to be used? Within the Black community there is no clear cut answer for this. If they are confused then how can outside the ethnicity and race come to a concise understanding? Get it together and figure it out. For now, we’ll allow another boot up our asses and bop along to the beats given to us. No penalty flag on this play.
To me this album was a simple remake of crap. The first go around with these same songs was a bust so now the recruitment of rappers has been put into effect. No matter how many rappers sign up to this project it was still a waste of time. No matter how many times someone curses on the LP it was still crap gone wild. Then there was a club mix for those still trying to get into the Limelight. Whatever.
Let’s not leave out the boyfriend Puff Diddy. He and Jermaine Dupree have certainly made it the thing for producers to forget what behind the desk looked like because they are all up in the videos, and have turned into Hype Men. Along with the crapped out movie Enough we now have Alive hitting this LP. Sounds like she tried to control her voice but still, it could have been left out. This whole album could have been left out. Maybe this was a “must do” in order to get the contracted amount of LPs out and over with. She even dug up two old songs Una Noche Mas y No Me Ames from her first album. Dang, was there really no material for this thing? I think if she left it as a release of four songs it would have been more than enough. In fact, if she left it as a no release that would have even been better.
This album gets 2 blades. We are slowly losing ground. After two years I expected more but instead got two albums chock full of crap. Thanks J Lo! 
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