Much better a CD than I expected. It will be MAD slept on by everyone, but still, it's much better than a lot of the other trashy CD's... (like Encore and The Massacre.) It will mos def fall short of the top 10 CD's this year, but it isn't far from which is saying a lot for Will Smith, and saying a little bout the current rap game. The stand out tracks are Loretta and Ms. Holy Roller. I am usually not into party stuff, but I still liked this album. Switch is also a good song for people who like that ish.

LL Cool J was never able to come back after this and make as good as an effort. This CD sealed him as a great rapper after only one album. He has never been able to top this album and turned to a more "pop" approach afterwards. If you do not have this album you really should get it. It is one of the standout album's of the era.

I really enjoyed this CD. Killa Cam may have been better in his CoC days, but this album is still worth the listen. It is possibly his best try to date considering he fully switched up his flow after SDE. The obvious CLASSIC tracks are D Rugs and death which are possibly his best ever.

This album is packed with grimy beats and great lyrics from Malice and Pusher. The stand-out tracks were easily Grimey and Virginia. I have not heard many artists like them, but from what I heard of them I have high hopes for their second album, "Hell Hath No Fury" which is set to release later this year. If you cannot stand the wait, you can pick up their mixtape "We Got It 4 Cheap" with their two friends "Liva" and "Sandman".

This album was not a bad album. The south has not really been known in most (not all) cases for being the best lyricists but have been known to be backed up with great beats. There were some bad tracks like Flossin', but there were also tracks that stood out to me like "Get it Sewed Up (Remix)" , "Still Tippin'" and oddly "Scandalous Hoe." I was not expecting much from him, and in turn I got what I wanted from the album (Great Beats, OK lyrics, Good Flow). Worth listening to if you like Southern Rap.