I love LudacrisI love Ludacris

Marked new but CD case didn't have seal sticker. CD itself had minor skufs.

It gets my vote!!! I could end my review there basically!!! This is most probably his best installment so far in terms of an entire album and lyrical content and production! With the smash hit 'runaway love' burning up the airways for some time now, the first single with every albums must have artist at the moment...Young Jeezy "yeaaa..." and the label mate Bobby Valentino lending his talent on 'end of the night'. Luda has touched topics on here not many artists are willing to touch, he has stepped up and shown why he has been in business so long and why he rated as one of the best if not the best artist from the Dirrrrty! The album is another one of those 'no-need-to-skip-a-track' albums that we all just gotta love and Luda is just doing what Luda does from start to finish, entertaining!

I only bought this album for one track. War with gods, the loop is awesome. I found three other good songs on this album so I guess I get what i paid for. Good buy for a dollar, isn't that what a song costs on I-tunes

Typical Ludacris album, little different but bangin, not as good as some of the others but "Grew up a screw up" with young jeezy is hot and his songs with some of DTP's finest rock

I love luda and this album was pretty darn good! A couple songs weren't favorites of mine but overall the beats were really dope! I would get it if you were a ludacris fan because you won't be disappointed. - gene

With an output of roughly an album a year since the start of his career , you would expect at some point for Ludacris to fall off.\n\nThis said on this album there is a nice balance of more commercial , easy on the ears material and the usual club "bangers" .\n\nIf you are new to Ludacris , it would be worth checking out " Word of Mouf " or " Back For the First time " .... or the later " Red light district" . If however you are a fan of Luda ... as I am , this makes a nice filler ... but he has released better material .\n\nStand out tracks are typically the singles " money maker " " slap " and " Girls gone wild"... although the latter is truly laughable in lyrical content , It is also worth noting as samples go that the Notorious B.I.G driven "grew up a screw up " while listenable is a far cry from the original material . Pharrel pops up on "Money maker" and while it is one of the better tracks ... we have heard it all before and the Neptunes style of production is far played out after many years .\n\nNot a bad album , but far from his best ... Hope this helps potential buyers\n\nAB