I feel ripped off that I preordered a month ago and just got shipping confirmation 1 hr ago on 10/22. BULLSHIT!

Well since other people are submitting reviews, I guess I will too…

I thought this was their best CD yet. When it comes to the beats, in my opinion, they are no better or worse then the beats since Man's Myth but they give the CD it's own sound which is something Twiztid has done since Mostasteless (I don't know much HOK so I can't really speak on that era). The mixing/engineering was fucking amazing. At the same time there were a few parts that I found sloppy throughout the CD like the end of Mono's verse with the gunshot in Blood…All I Need, parts of Mono's second verse in Extension Chords and in the breakdown in Nightmarez. Also, I thought ICP's verse sounded like they wrote it in like five minutes and stood in front of the mic tired as fuck and sloppily rapped it and then Joe Strange added that monster like effect to compensate, which disappointed me since MDP seemed to have so much energy wich is something that should be respected even if you don't that Joker's Card as much as I do.

I fucking LOVE how much stronger Monoxide has become as a lyricist on the last few Twiztid cd's. I am a huge fan of his combination of intensity and enjambment like in Abomination, This Is Your Anthem and SUX 2 B U. Also, the tracks in which he picked up the pase are newer for him and I am glad to see that he can keep with his partner in rhyme, Madrox. Jamie, has always been a more solid rapper and I think when people see Mono's improvements on this cd when compared to Madrox they almost seem disappointed his lack of major improvement, which is why Mono seems to stick out for that and the fact that he had more verses in the CD (16 vs 13, before including bonus tracks). Madrox is my favorite rapper of all time and he has always been fast and furious when it comes to verses so I don't see how this is new for him. I do think he sounds more natural, but that may have to do with Joe Strange and the fact that his more recent faster verses have less points in which ad-libs are needed (weight loss?). I think this CD stood closer to standard Hip-Hop then some of Twiztid's other CD's, but I there were the generic Twiztid rock-rap fusions wich I have always loved. It was also nice to hear a straight up rap CD without the rock songs, not because I didn't like them (I mean Circles… y'all can't fuck with that shit in my books) but because they are rappers before singers.

This CD is like any other Twiztid album because they always release fucking amazing music. My top three favorite tacks are Blood… All I Need, This is Your Anthem and LDLHAIBCSYWA because they were to me the best combo of feel and lyrics. I wasn't too fond of any of the features because I felt they basically said nothing while the Demented Duo spent the rest of the CD on their message. The only tracks I thought were bland were Nightmarez and Return of the Pervert. I did LOVE THE SKITS, and was surprised to hear so many negative reviews about them. In conclusion, I feel no need to skip any track in this CD which means it gets 5 outta 5 stars in my opinion.