^ "GFK Chart-Track Albums: Week 46, 2004".^ "Longplay-Chartverfolgung at Musicline" (in German)."Elton John's 'Peachtree Road': An unforgettable joy ride". ^ a b Juon, Steve 'Flash' (November 9, 2004).^ a b Gunatilaka, Timothy (November 26, 2004).^ RIAA database search result Archived at archive.today."News : Eminem Shreds The Competition, Even With A Premature Encore". "Last of The Mohicans" (featuring Black Child) Club found Ja's reliance on emulating " 2Pac's tortured-thug persona" to craft mildly amusing "overwrought melodrama" overlong throughout the record and exacerbated further through "anonymous production, irritating skits, and raspy shower-stall warbling." Track listing Ĭredits adapted from the album's liner notes. no matter what and Ja will always be at the head of the fam so get used to it, he's back." Steve 'Flash' Juon of RapReviews gave a mixed review, stating "his is not an overwhelming strong album lyrically, but it's a pleasant enough one to listen to musically - and from Ja Rule that's enough to get by." Timothy Gunatilaka of Entertainment Weekly found love ballads like "Passion" and "Wonderful" suitable for Ja Rule, concluding that they "suggest he might want to stick to raspy romanticism." AllMusic editor Jason Birchmeier said that the album continued the depletion of Ja's relevance in hip-hop, stating, "And so the downfall goes-tragic, indeed, or not, depending on how affecting you find the pathos at work." Nathan Rabin of The A.V. Tindal of HipHopDX called the album Ja's best since Rule 3:36 and Pain Is Love, concluding that "The Inc. garnered favorable reviews from music critics but some questioned if this was a return to form after the disappointing Blood in My Eye.
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