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Jennifer Lopez
"J To That Lo! The Remixes"
© Epic Records
Year of Release: 2002
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track listing
Love Don't Cost A Thing
(RJ Schoolyard Mix)
Ain't It Funny
(Murder Remix)
I'm Gonna Be Alright
(Track Masters
Remix)
I'm Real
(Murder Remix)
Walking On Sunshine
(Metro Remix)
If You Had My Love
(Dark Child
Master Mix)
Feelin' So Good
(Bad Boy Remix)
Let's Get Loud
(Pablo Flores Remix)
Play (Sack
International Remix)
Waiting For Tonight
(Jex's Monentous
Radio Mix)
Alive
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Jennifer Lopez
"J To That Lo! The Remixes"
Remixes = Rap Crap. This is the case for Jennifer Lopez's remix album J To The Lo! The Remixes. The original versions are way far more better
(for the ones that I knew). Remixes are for the rap and club fans. They tend to have more beat rhythms. And quite honestly, if you're not a fan of
Rap, this album will not be for your listening ears.
Her original (and #1) versions of "If You Had My Love," "I'm Real" and "Ain't It Funny" all get the remix treatment here. But, I can
honestly say, that these remixes are definitely not the better. But then again, I am not a true fan of hit remixes.
I do remember the original of "Love Don't Cost A Thing". A good original, yet the remix has too much of a Rap feel, and it's the kind of Rap
that most will not enjoy. "I'm Gonna Be Alright" is just an ok remix. "Walking On Sunshine" (not the Katrina & The Waves version, and if
it is, it sure doesn't sound like it) does have hope, as it is probably the best remix.
"Feelin' So Good" is better, yet it's not good, and not a great remix either. "Let's Get Loud" -- um, no, let's not. And "Play"
would not get the repeated Play button either.
The original version of "Waiting For Tonight" was not a #1 hit, but it should have. The original version is better than the remix.
Which brings us to the last track, "Alive". It is not a remix, as it is a soft ballad, and very nice recording-wise. This would probably be
the second of two songs worth listening to, next to "Walking On Sunshine."
J To The Lo! The Remixes is only for the remix and/or club mix fan. The remixes here are fast-paced, with Rap. It's the common R&B mixes of
today. Whether we enjoy it or (preferably) not, this kind of music is extroadinary popular, especially to today's younger generation. For us old geezers,
the Classic Rock is what we will always enjoy best. Today's music of Pop, R&B, Rap does produce frowns to some, and to others, just trying to digest
what is popular in today's musical endeavors. This remix album is not for everone, it certainly isn't for me.
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