Rule 3:36 - Ja Rule

Description: Genre: Hip-Hop & Rap - East Coast / Artist: Ja Rule / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 2002-12-23 at Mercury Records ... more

Rule 3:36 - Ja Rule ... Ltd (London) / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Intro (Ja Rule/Rule 3:36)
2 Watching Me
3 Between Me & You - Ja Rule, Christina Milian
4 Put It On Me - Ja Rule, Vita
5 6 Feet Underground
6 Love Me Hate Me
7 Die - Ja Rule, Caddillac Tah, Black Child, Dave Bing
8 F*** You - Ja Rule, 01, Vita
9 I'll F*** U Girl
10 Grey Box
11 Extasy - Ja Rule, Caddillac Tah, Black Child, Jayo Felony
12 It's Your Life - Ja Rule, Shade Sheist
13 I Cry - Ja Rule, Lil' Mo
14 One of Us
15 Chris Black
16 Rule Won't Die

Newest Review: ... it was one that needed a little more time to get into, but suited the feel of contemporary R&B tunes. **Five Stars** 5. ... more

... "6 Feet Underground" We get even more of that raw stuff that played up to all the trends of the time (and would later be taken on by 50 Cent when he bumped Ja out of the game by coming with both Gangsta Rap and Pop Rap tunes to completely deem him irrelevant). The track goes hard and I felt that when it came to this side of his music he really did well to show that he can't be held back by Pop-directed joints elsewhere. **Five Stars** 6. "Love Me, Hate Me" Lil' Rob offers the beats with this ...more

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Rule 3:36 - Ja Rule: Rule The Ruler? (1322 words)
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"Rule 3:36" was released as the Hollis, Queens, New York rapper's second album in 2000. It found him making a sharp turn from the rather dark debut that he dropped the year prior to this as he comes with a record that lightens things up a little more for him as a bit of a transition piece along the way to his Pop Rap for the album that would come directly after it. 1. "Intro" 2. "Watching Me" After a rather cold start to the album (one that brings similarities to things heard on his first record) this one has him blasting out with some raw East Coast Gangsta Rap and the kind of stuff that listeners into ... Read the complete review