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 | Release Date: 1995-03-28, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $5 - $11  9 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 1996-11-05, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $6 - $16  10 Merchants |
|  | Strictly Limited Edition with Special 'cardboard (LP-STYLE) Sleeve. Plus Bonus Extra Track 'around the Way Girl' Marley Rub Mix. Artist: LL Cool J | $8 - $16  9 Merchants |
|  | Explicit Version. Exit 13 into the 2008 release by LL Cool J who has enjoyed one of the most successful and sustained careers in Rap history since releasing his recording debut as a youth. His aggressive style has achieved Grammy Awards and platinum sales with massive crossover success. This album has several songs featuring special guests like It's Ya Girl Nicoletter, Jiz, Lyrikal, Richie Sambora, Ryan Leslie, Funkmaster Flex, Wyclef Jean, Fat Joe, Sheek Louch, Elan of The DEY, Grandmaster Caz, Ticky and The Dream. 19 tracks. (less)Artist: LL Cool J | $1 - $22  10 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 1995-03-28, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $5 - $11  9 Merchants |
|  | TODD SMITH is jump started by the undeniable smash "Control Myself," featuring the multi-platinum and multi-talented superstar, Jennifer Lopez. Produced by Jermaine Dupri, the bass driven track shows yet another dimension of LL’s versatility. The album, mostly recorded in Miami and New York features several tracks from Timabaland, Pharell, Scott Storch and Trackmasters. LL Cool J’s 12th album features 12 stars; including; Mary J. Blige, Mary Mary, Teairra Mari, Freeway and Juelz Santana. (less)Artist: LL Cool J | $1 - $22  12 Merchants |
|  | With more than 14 years as a continually viable, visible recording artist, LL Cool J--the once and future James Todd Smith--sets the pace for hip-hop artist longevity. Though with five consecutive platinum albums he's long since qualified for his rap star pension, why stop the old guy when he shows no sign of slowing down? On 1995's Mr. Smith , the 27-year-old LL's "self"-titled sixth album, the rapper keeps running like an aged marathoner: past his prime and no longer winning medals, perhaps, but still in full stride and doing a lot better than you could. At this point in his career, though, LL seems concerned with retaining the credibility of his Queens, New York, past while submerging deeper into a Hollywood future. Conscious of--and not fully resistant to--the fact that he's fast becoming recognized more as sitcom star than as rap pioneer, LL goes out of his way on Mr. Smith to provide his résumé. He recaps successes on "I Shot Ya," remembers those who paved his way on "Hip H... (less)Artist: LL Cool J | $3 - $16  8 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 1995-03-28, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $5 - $11  9 Merchants |
|  | Taken from the rap superstar's 11th album 'THE Definition'. Four tracks, 'Headsprung' (Album Version), 'Feel The Beat' (Album Version), 'Headsprung' (Instrumental (non-LP) & Video - BET Version). Def Jam. 2004. Artist: LL Cool J | $1 - $15  3 Merchants |
| ![10 [Bonus Track]](http://img.shopbig.com/120/687474703a2f2f6563782e696d616765732d616d617a6f6e2e636f6d2f696d616765732f492f3431524b3838513135484c2e5f534c3136305f2e6a7067.jpg) | Release Date: 2003-02-04, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $4 - $15  10 Merchants |
|  | Release Date: 1995-03-28, Audio CD, Def Jam Artist: LL Cool J | $9 - $11  9 Merchants |
|  | Almost from the start of his career, LL Cool J has simultaneously been kicking rough rhymes to get respect from the hardrocks, and when they're looking the other way trying to sweet-talk their honeys. He's still doin' it. Whether he's doin' it well depends on whether you like mainstream rap: LL is a man of these times, and he ain't trying to challenge today's vocabulary-challenged, materialistic climate. On the ambitiously named The Greatest of All Time , LL asserts his allegiance to the streets on rumbling tracks like "Back Where I Belong" and "Queens Is." Yes, even after years as a sitcom star and Hollywood player, he's still "hard as hell." The cut "Homicide" almost single-handedly resurrects LL's credibility. Beginning with the line "Columbine happens in the ghetto every day," LL spins cautionary tales about junkies and murderers ("looking so clean and living so filthy") and proceeds to analyze the way that the media ignores ghetto violence. LL fails on the ladies' loverman side... (less)Artist: LL Cool J | $4 - $16  8 Merchants |
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