Does anyone care about this? I very rarely look at this forum so I don't really know what is everyone's interests in here, but I'd say this is worth a listen. In my opinion a lot of good, talented MCs guest on this, including Chuck D, Lyrics Born, Soup of J5 and a few others.

I think the beats are hot, production sounds tight and most of the MCs do a good job. There are some tracks that are straight up party jams.

If anyone is interested, I can yousendit, but it's only $6.99 at Best Buy this week. Recommended!

hasn't he been making this for like 5 years? Him and Cut Chemist both. I'm interested in hearing what it sounds like, but not enough to go out and buy it just yet, though that's based more on my being incredibly poor than anything. Is Radar on there? I'm still pissed that dude didn't put more stuff out, as he's one of the only DJs from turntablism I can still listen to with a fresh ear. i might try and get this later, though.

yeah, i'd like to hear this.

it's such a good album. the track with soup from J5 is actually the best IMO, with it's live sounding breaks and familiar samples and cuts used in it. "The Get Down" is a total b boy breakdance tune, "Take Two Copies" features Busdriver in top form[aside from the jethro tull sample]. The track Chuck D is featured on features metal guitars, which i fucking HATE in hip hop. "For My People" feat. Supernatural features some of the dopest beats on the album.

blah.

I trust Dalen so now I kind of wanna hear it. But otherwise I'd have very lil desire. Turntablist aren't producers. At least Cut Chemist has proven himself as a producer. Mixmaster Mike & Kid Koala made decent enough albums. But I heard too many crappy albums by tablist who sucked as producers. The trend of tablist getting record contracts & releasing crappy albums drove me nuts in the late 90's. I guess I'm still pissed

this thread just took twenty minutes to open for me and i'm pissed.

You heard it?