Product Description

'J To Tha Lo' features remixes of the hits from both her debut album 'On The 6', and its follow up, 'J.Lo'. The UK hit single 'Ain't It Funny', and 'Alive' which was co-wrote by Lopez, both appear here on an album for the first time.

Track Listing

1. Love Don't Cost A Thing (RJ Schoolyard Mix feat. Fat Joe)
2. Ain't It Funny (remix feat. Ja Rule)
3. I'm Gonna Be Alright (Track Masters remix feat. 50 Cent)
4. I'm Real (Murder remix feat. Ja Rule)
5. Walking On Sunshine (Metro remix)
6. If You Had My Love (Darkchild Master mix)
7. Feelin' So Good (Bad Boy remix feat. P. Diddy & G. Dep)
8. Let's Get Loud (Pablo Flores remix)
9. Play (Sack International remix)
10. Waiting For Tonight (Hex's Momentous radio mix)
11. Alive (album version)
12. Dame (Touch Me) album version from J.Lo album (duet with Chayanne)
13. Que Ironia (Ain't it Funny) (Tropical dance remix)
14. Una Noche Más (Pablo Flores Miami mix radio edit - Spanish)
15. No me Ames (duet with Marc Anthony) (Tropical remix)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #24212 in Music
• Released on: 2002-03-18
• Number of discs: 1
• Formats: Enhanced, Explicit Lyrics

Customer Reviews

J to tha l-o! The remixes
My first impressions after listening to this album were it could've been alot better. I think J lo trys too hard on some of the tracks to give this remix CD a more hip hop feel, with cringeworthy results. It seems this is just another way for Jenny to rake in cash from the fans, along with her, perfume, jewellery, clothing lines etc...
However if you are going to buy this album I recommend the tracks, ain't it funny (murder remix featuring Ja Rule & Caddillac Tah), walking on sunshine (metro remix), feelin' so good (bad boy remix) and waiting for tonight (Hex's momentous radio mix).

Best J-Lo there is.
I don't actually like J-Lo but this album is wicked. It has guest appearences from Ja Rule, Fat Joe, P.Diddy and G.Dep. The producers have just taken the tracks and made the more hip-hop. It works very nicely.
My favourite tracks are 'Love don't cost a thing', I'm Real', 'Play' and 'Feelin' so good'.
Ive never heard any of her other music but i guess nothing shes made is as hip-hop or as good as this.

Highly Recomended.

Don't be put off by the whole remix thing!
When this was released it was fairly obvious it was a bit of a filler album so JLo could keep a bit of cash rolling in. Upon borrowing it from a friend, I was disappointed by this CD. I really liked the remix of "Ain't It Funny" but I soon returned the album.
However I recently rediscovered this CD and I have to say it is better than I originally gave it credit for. Although No me ames is duplicated from On the 6, J Lo has come up trumps with this CD. Some songs have a new perspective (I'm Real, I'm Gonna Be Alright) while others have had some rapping added, which makes them different, if only slightly.
If you want the original songs J Lo released then this album isn't for you, but if you have all the other albums then this is a must buy!