R.U.L.E.

Ja Rule  Main Performer

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1 The Inc Intro Atkins 2:20
2 Last of the Mohicans Parker/Atkins/Gill/ 4:24
3 Wonderful Kelly/Smith/Atkins/ 4:30
4 What's My Name Smith/Lorenzo/Atkin 4:26
5 New York Phillips/Valenzano/ 4:20
6 The Manual Atkins/Smith/Lorenz 4:00
7 Get It Started Lorenzo/Atkins/Smit 3:37
8 R.U.L.E. Lorenzo/Casey/Smith :30
9 True Story (Skit) Wilson 4:29
10 Caught Up Smith/Atkins/Attmor 4:29
11 Gun Talk Gill/Parker/Lorenzo 4:42
12 Never Thought Lorenzo/Atkins/Smit 4:57
13 Life Goes On Young/Parker/Atkins 5:11
14 Where I'm From Polite/Atkins/McGhe 8:37
15 Bout My Business Crocker/Grant/Loren 3:38
16 Passion Lorenzo/Smith/Atkin 8:37
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R.U.L.E.

Audio Compact Disc [Clean]

Label: The Inc/Def Jam

R.U.L.E.

UPC: 602498629178

Release Date: 11/08/2004

Original Release Date: 11/08/2004

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [The Inc Intro, Last of the Mohicans, Wonderful, What's My Name, New York, The Manual, Get It Started, R.U.L.E., True Story (Skit), Caught Up, Gun Talk, Never Thought, Life Goes On, Where I'm From, Bout My Business, Passion]
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Jason Birchmeier

R.U.L.E. doesn't have much going for it, but it does include a few noteworthy songs: the album's lead single, "Wonderful," an R. Kelly showcase that also boasts an Ashanti feature; the album's street single, "New York," a Cool & Dre production with a pop-gangsta edge and strong raps from Fat Joe and Jadakiss; and lastly, "Life Goes On," a 2Pac-style ballad highlighted by features for Trick Daddy and Inc in-house producer Chink Santana. The album's remaining 60 minutes consist of standard-issue Ja Rule album filler: dreary pseudo-autobiographical raps that paint a conflicted portrait of Ja Rule, the paranoid pop-rap gangsta who believes himself to be a street martyr. Still, even if Ja Rule as an artist seems increasingly inauthentic with each passing album release, "Wonderful" is R.U.L.E.'s saving grace, playing like a trademark R. Kelly song, albeit one featuring Ja Rule and Ashanti. [The Inc made available a clean edition, with the profanity edited.] ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi