Modern day Samson, after cutting off his braids Ludacris may have been thought to have lost his strength. The latest album Release Therapy contains all of Luda's charisma, personality, energy and efforts of prior albums with an increase of maturity and consciousness. Opening the LP with "Warning (Intro)" as a one verse insertion. Highlighted by horns accompanied by simmering slow track and galloping highs on "Grew Up A Screw Up" featuring Young Jeezy for hard edge hustler's theme. "Money Maker" featuring Pharrell is for the ladies and has exotic rhythms for a stripper's movement or lap dance. A perfect follow-up "Girls Gone Wild" target the ladies with upbeat dance tempo with the same effects produced by the Neptunes. Holding down southern roots on "Ultimate Satisfaction" featuring Field Mob with the 808 kick and instrumentation keeps the album from being a complete commercial/mainstream release as does "Mouths To Feed". For a sexual encounter "End Of The Night" featuring Bobby Valentino describes the goals for the evening as "Woozy" featuring R. Kelly will complete the mood with horn section. "War With God" challenges other artists that talk the talk to walk the walk that could have been a little deeper but still is a solid tune. Tales of incarceration life "Do Your Time" featuring Beanie Sigel, Pimp C & C-Murder contains stories of survival in the system. If one song could capture the title Release Therapy "Slap" expresses feelings of average people's frustrations topped off with a hard rock edge guitar solo. "Runaway Love" featuring Mary J. Blige is three talees of escaping troubles and problems of teenage girls that happens far too often in today's generation. As a more conscious effort and aim to add more subjects besides the norm, Ludacris had the perfect mixture for a complete release.

Rated at 5 by me!I just love "runaway love" on this CD. It can be a very true song. Luda is still strong on the hip hop scene and the music world and solified all of this with this work. He knows how to make music that appeals to his patrons! "Release Therapy" is a marked one[meaning, it will be remembered with a twist for a long time], his generation of listeners is very largely, younger than 30.
Go man go!

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I got a chance to see him perform live at some concert a few years ago it was pretty cool they mixed up a bunch of artists and music genres for the show, i took a bunch of shinedown photos plus more had a really good time.

I got a chance to see him perform live at some concert a few years ago it was pretty cool they mixed up a bunch of artists and music genres for the show, i took a bunch of shinedown photos plus more had a really good time.