Release Therapy - Ludacris

The 2006 album "Release Therpay", is the sixth album (or fifth if you ignore "Incognegro" by the Atlanta rapper Ludacris. It marks a change for the rapper as he rejuvinates himslef by cutting off his cornrows in exchange for a fade. In doing this, he decided that it was time that he shoudl grow up, and turn himself away from the misogynous past. 1. "Warning" Here is a big starter to really get you going, and make you ready for some music from Luda, just as other intros which he has performed in the past, he comes out to a big, high-energy beat, with some in-your-face rhymes to let you knwo that you are in for some ...

As Ludacris' most recent release, this is a good CD on which to judge his current standard. In my opinion, this album has its moments, but like all Ludacris albums, it is prone to some weak tracks. Plenty in fact in the case of this album. Fans of his previous albums may find themselves slightly gutted. The few opening tracks all have a fair amount of charm. 1. Warning (Intro): What more can I say about this than, its an intro. Ludacris tends to have fairly long intro's. Nothing different here. 2. Grew Up A Screw Up: One of the stronger starts of the album with a decent verse by Luda, but then its destroyed by some poor southern rap, ...