On the 6 | 
| Artist: Jennifer Lopez
Label: Sony Bmg Europe
Category: Music
List Price: $17.98
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Rating:  593 reviews
Sales Rank: 468630
Format: Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 5099749457621
ASIN: B00002DGZJ
Release Date: May 7, 1999
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| Tracks:
| • | No Me Ames - Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez | | • | If You Had My Love [Si Tuvieras Mi Amor] | | • | Una Noche Mas | | • | Should've Never [No DeBiera] | | • | Es Amor | | • | Let's Get Loud [Pongamonos Estridentes] | | • | It's Not That Serious [No Es Tan Serio] | | • | Amar Es Para Siempre | | • | Too Late [DeMasiado Tarde] | | • | Deseo de Tu Amor | | • | Talk About Us [Hablemos de Nosotros] | | • | Could This Be Love [ Podria Esto Ser Amor?] | | • | No Me Ames [Remezcla Tropical] - Marc Anthony, Jennifer Lopez | | • | Waiting for Tonight [Una Noche Mas] |
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Actress Jennifer Lopez's debut album fails in its attempt to provide a worthy musical backdrop to her much-discussed diva-esque image. Over the course of 13 songs, On the 6 displays barely a glimmer of the verve, poise, and sensuality of her screen performances in the likes of Out of Sight. With little vocal talent to rely on, Lopez generally seems content to ape Madonna's middle register like any happy radio listener. Similarly, several of the tracks here seem too rooted in the Latin-lite cliches of "La Isla Bonita." With practice--more Lopez CDs will surely follow in the wake of 6's success--the star might develop into a singer worth reckoning with, but for now she stands as a wonderful actress and a musical artist with an unengaging album to her name. --Rickey Wright
Album Description
Spanish version. Sony.
Album Details
2006 Issued Special Gold Disc Edition that Comes in a Dvd-sized Clear Jewelbox
(19. 3 X
14. 5 Cm) Housed Inside a Printed Slipcase that Mimicks a Picture Frame. The Front is Cut Out with a Special Die-cut Inner Sleeve that Displays the Gold Disc Itself and a Miniature Pic of the Original Album Cover with a Mock Engraved Plaque Beside It. The Back is Cut So You Can Either Display the Whole Package on a Shelf Or the Wall.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 588 more reviews...
 #1 SUMMER CD OF 1999 and ON! May 7, 2000
jason galli (Kewanee, Illinois United States)
16 out of 17 found this review helpful
Though it has been nearly a year since Jennifer released On The 6, I am still to this day listening everyday to this CD. Trust, if you like Madonna and Janet, you'll love this CD. There is something for everyone on this CD. There's ballads, latin, dance, R&B, and a little of hip hop to. Jen shines best on the uptempo and R&B cuts, like Waiting For Tonight, Let's Get Loud, If You Had My Love, Feelin So Goos, etc. She can also belt out the ballads, showing true emotion in both Should've Never and Promise Me You'll Try. Believe, this is the type of material that makes an album hot. So, forget what all the others say about this CD, cause just one listen to any of the songs and you'll know you have definately spent your money's worth!
 A nicely varied selection of songs October 23, 2001
Michael J. Mazza (Pittsburgh, PA USA)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Because Jennifer Lopez is such a media personality, I think it's difficult to put aside the tabloid headlines and simply evaluate her musical output. But you know what? "On the 6" is a pretty good CD. On this disc, Lopez blends Latin, disco, pop, and other elements for a largely satisfying whole.The CD offers a nice mix of mellow and high energy numbers. "Should've Never" is enhanced by both a sensuous spoken-word bit as well as some erotic moaning. "Waiting for Tonight" is a good disco number that appears in two versions: English and Spanish (the latter titled "Una Noche Mas"). Another song that appears in two versions is "No me Ames," an excellent duet with Marc Anthony. With this song, both versions are in Spanish; the difference is that the first song has a salsa flavor (heavy on horns and percussion), while the second is a more laid-back ballad version. Also enjoyable is the mellow, romantic "Talk about Us." Lopez proves herself an effective vocalist on the CD, and holds her own in her duet with the amazing Anthony. Yes, as a whole "On the 6" may just sound a bit too "slick" and commercial, but if you suspend whatever prejudices you might have, you just might enjoy it. I did.
 On the image. September 8, 2003
Edgar Sanchez (los angeles, california United States)
17 out of 21 found this review helpful
First of all,this ghetto chick is just another britney spears who cant sing and relies only on image to sell records.This chick cant write,produce or sing and is only a puppet of the commercial music industry.All of the lyrics are boring and the music isnt even good when you think about it.She is a terrible role model for her community,as she is saying that all puerto rican women are easy,greedy and self centered.Dont support her music and vote for my review.
 Okay, It's not the worst December 23, 1999
Kaylea (New York)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
On the first listen of this cd all I could think of is that this was one of the most boring cds ever. There are a few bright, upbeat moments. I really like "No Ames" with Marc Anthony because I love the spanish language, and "Waiting For Tonight" is okay. The rest is very dull and it doesn't seem that Jennifer's voice has a very large range. It seems that she sings the same five notes over and over except in those two songs. I will give her credit; it is not the worst cd I have ever heard and if I had to, I would listen to it if I was without any other cd rather than listening to nothing.
Jennifer you are no Selena January 1, 2001
9 out of 11 found this review helpful
The album is without spirit or emotion and Lopez definitely has no vocal talent. Yes, Jennifer, you played Selena and proved you could dance in that film as well as she could, but you definitely have nothing on the late Quintanilla-Perez when it comes to music. 'On the 6' is awful. Waste of money!
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