Fat Joe Album: “Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.)”
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Jealous Ones Still Envy (J.O.S.E.) |
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Release Date:2001-12-04
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Type:Unknown
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Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap, East Coast Rap, Mainstream Rap
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Label:Atlantic
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Explicit Lyrics:Yes
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UPC:075678347214
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Track Listing : |
1 |
Intro Video |
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J.O.S.E. Video |
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King Of N.Y. |
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Opposites Attract (What They Like) |
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Definition Of A Don Video |
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My Life Style |
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7 |
We Thuggin' Video |
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8 |
Fight Club |
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What's Luv? Video |
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10 |
He's Not Real (Intro) |
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He's Not Real |
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12 |
F**k Up (Interlude) |
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13 |
Get The Hell On With That |
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14 |
It's O.K. |
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15 |
Murder Rap |
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16 |
Wild Life |
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17 |
Still Real Video |
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18 |
We Thuggin' (Remix) |
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David (Orlando, FL) - March 16, 2002
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- Fat Joe - Jelous Ones Still Envy
Fat Joe is NOT the King of N.Y. but he does have a good album. With songs like the single "We Thuggin'" and the new smash "What's Luv" you gotta have this. Other tight songs are: "My Lifestyle", "Fight Club", "Get The Hell On With That", "We Thuggin (Remix)". Its a good album it just is missing something. It's just not something you can listen to start to finish. But you gotta get it if you are a rap or terror squad fan.
S. Castro (Chicago, IL USA) - December 10, 2001
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- Fat Joe at his Best!
Not since Jealous One's Envy has Fat Joe dropped an album like this. The lyrics are on point, but what really stands out is the production. His previous album had repetative beats and too much Terror Squad and Big Pun allocated time. This time 'Joey Crack' enlists some of the best producers and does minimum collaboration outside his camp with the likes of Ludacris, M.O.P., Petey Pablo, and others. One of the best (and unfortunately short) songs is "It's OK" which has a clever sample of Cypress Hill's "How I Could Just Kill a Man". Other songs to look out for are "Opposites Attract" with Remy Martin and "What's Luv?" with Ja Rule and Ashanti. Let's not forget the single "We Thuggin'" with R. Kelly or the even better remix with Noreaga, Remy Martin, and Busta Rhymes. Overall this album does NOT disappoint.
"r-a-h" (Sacramento, CA USA) - September 27, 2002
2 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- What's To Be Jealous About?
Why, oh why did I give Fat Joe a try? I listen to two songs on the radio, "We Thuggin'" featuring R. Kelly and "What's Luv?" which featured Murder Inc's own Ja Rule and Ashanti and I think classic. Never again will I make the same mistake. I really don't see why this album is named the way it is because I don't see how anybody can be envious of this garbage. I will give Fat Joe a little credit. Aside from the two singles on this album, he did manage to put out a pretty good track in "Opposites Attract."
So, unless you're a big fan of Fat Joe or the Terror Squad in general, be wise with your purchases and leave this one on the shelf.
Customer review - December 09, 2001
- Joe's best EVER
Fat Joe has seen it all and has been through a hell of a lot throughout his career. He's as real as it gets and to all of you wondering about the quality of this album it is 5-star dope. To all of you that miss Pun, you can feel him live on through Fat Joe (They were both part of TS).
You really have to respect Joey Crack for "all that he's been through and all that he's seen." If you want to know what the game's like, look no further; you can get a taste of it right here. This is Joe's most personal album ever and maybe his last.
If you listen to "My Lifestyle" you can figure out why this may be his last album and what's up with Joe's life.
If you just like to listen to music, you can get the clean version of the album and listen in. This album is an Epic and an instant classic that ranks up there with the best. You have to understand the game if you want to appreciate it for real. If you're thinking about becoming a player, you should listen and see what it's really like; and then listen again.
Fat Joe could have made a stack of green if he Sold Out and decided to become POP star like so many $ hungry burnouts. Joe's newest album is really distinct from other popular titles because it's not BS.
I'm tired of listening to (...) pop stars who gained thier popularity by accident and who are supported by the corporate executivez and all of thier (...) cronies with no street knowledge.
Just buy this album for God's sake and support Joe so that he might release another album and let us hear some more from him.
If you're considering buying the album, don't hesitate and waste time looking through tons of reviews. Take my honest word for it and just get it. If you take the time to appreciate it you'll love it and find yourself coming back and listening once in a while for a long time. If not, you'll still be satisfied with it and you can bump to it in your ride.
*Milagro*
Ian (Cottage Grove, MN USA) - June 01, 2002
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
- Fat Joe CD is a Dud
It is such a horrible CD he thinks he is all bad but all he is is fat.I would be embarrassed to be his label and release such a horrrible CD.The only ok songs on it are Whats Luv and We thuggin (remix) but even those are alright if you have no other CD's.The ryhmes are all screwy and his beats are messed up.I am proud to say i returned it the soon after I had listened to it .
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