Ludacris-Release_Therapy-2006

[Eddie G.]

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1. Warning (Intro)                                        2:31
 2. Grew Up A Screw Up (Feat. Young Jeezy)                 3:59
 3. Money Maker (Feat. Pharrell)                           3:50
 4. Girls Gone Wild                                        3:38
 5. Ultimate Satisfaction (Feat. Field Mob)                4:19
 6. Mouths To Feed                                         4:18
 7. End Of The Night (Feat. Bobby Valentino)               4:35
 8. Woozy (Feat. R. Kelly)                                 5:12
 9. Tell It Like It Is                                     3:56
10. War With God                                           4:30
11. Do Your Time (Feat. Beanie Sigel, Pimp C, & C Murder)  5:15
12. Slap                                                   4:39
13. Runaway Love (Feat. Mary J Blige)                      4:40
14. Freedom Of Preach (Feat. Bishop Eddie Lee Long)        7:06Its out, unfortunately its a webrip.  Gonna bang it tonight and tomorrow, and will drop feedback later.

[Eddie G.]

ehh, the quality of this webrip is disgusting.  never mind, ill wait for retail.

[Cowboy]

looks sick downloading right now 

[Minkaveli]

This album is solid.  I think it is better after one listen than the last two Luda albums.  What makes it better is that it is more personal of an album that he has ever dropped.  You hear a track like "Money Maker" and think it is going to be dissapointing.  However, he brings his usual lyrical firepower and keeps the album within reach with his lyrics and songs.  He says that he actually never sold coke and doesn't have to rap about it.  I have always been a big Luda fan since he dropped Word Of Mouf.  This album actually brings him back to that status as an emcee.  The tracks with R. Kelly and Mary are grown and sexy.  Give this a listen.   7.5/10

[wc-reppin]

I agree that this cd is very solid. Luda came through correct on this one. My favorites are Slap and the one with Mary J.
I liked Red Light District but so far this one is a step above. I wish he would have done another track with Quik though.

[Meho]

Im disapointed. Luda has the ability to make a classic but fails to do so once again.

He has some amazing tracks like: Intro, Girls Gone Wild, Mouths To Feed, Tell It Like It Is, War With God, Do Your Time, Slap and Runaway Love.

2 dope tracks: Grew Up A Screw Up (too bad Jeezy is on it) and Ultimate Satisfaction

But some completley wack ones: Money Maker, Woozy, End Of The Night

So I like 10 tracks out of 14.

[wcsoldier]

^^^^ Exactly Luda got some crazy songs and some very wack on each album... I can't listen a Luda album without pressing "past forward" a few times , he needs to select his features WAY better... he's a crazy mc though

[virtuoso]

Is it just me, or is Ludacris more witty, intelligent and a better lyricist than most rappers would ever wish to be, and yet he always seems to rap within himself, it seems he doesnt actually push himself the mark of someone who is very talented who appears to do things so effortlessly. Yet I can't help but think that if he was not trying to cater to some many groups of people i.e. the sexy kind of forced songs. the club songs. the radio songs. I would hear a truly fantastic album. As it is he just seems to be someone with the ability to make great albums and leave behind a legacy and yet produces like you said solid albums. I personally was not taken on the last album was much too club friendly.

[QuietTruth]

'Tell It Like It Is' 

When does it hit stores?