If that's all then it isn't too big of a problem, I probably misunderstand much more from much much much much much bigger and better.

Twiztid is one of my all time fav's and I always have to look up their lyrics, same with Tech N9ne.

I will still work on it though, cause there is a lot of stuff I didn't like the way I pronounced it regardless. Just need to actually recite and practice the lyrics before recording.

I like the way it came out, definitely not a waste of money to me.

Scruffy made it out alive because he shot me in the back of the head. He was expecting it to happen.

Finally saw this the other day and checked it out.  I'm not at all one to compliment someone on something that I don't think is really good just because I know the person who did it, but Post Mortem Boredom is some seriously good shit. The tracks I particularly dig:

Get U Hi- Rachel is a super talented MC with some serious shit to say, the production is good, dope all around.

Underground Til I'm in the Ground- this beat is fucking crazy... I'd love to see it re-worked into a track with actual verses.

Don't Touch Me- this one is the shit, my favorite on the album.  The beat and production are dope on their own, but more than that it's just perfect for the track.  You guys should keep working together.

I'll also single out Lucem- none of these tracks quite put it all together, but there's some serious potential in what he's trying to do.

By way of constructive criticism- I'd agree that Lucem is too hard to understand, but also with his response that rehearsing would probably sort that out.  Scruffy's flow is a little too chilled out and deadpan sometimes, he sounds way better when he's more animated, like on Bullshit!  And overall, you can kinda tell that you guys don't really know each other well and haven't worked together before (I think that's why Don't Touch Me really stands out, because it's not like that at all).  My suggestion for the future of PMB would be, rather than 20+ tracks with 10+ contributors (which was cool for this project), whittle it down to a core of people who are committed to working together and really hone the shit.  

Also I don't think there's any reason why PMB playing the Gathering should be just a pipe dream.  The shit is legitimately good, and the Faygoluvers site is something that promotes Psychopathic in a way that's valuable to the label.  It's in the interests of both the site and the label to promote this project, especially if it's just something like giving y'all some stage time at the Gathering.  No reason at all why that shouldn't happen.  Scottie and co. should be pimping the shit out of this on the main page, and any anybody who can should be doing anything and everything to bring this to the attention of people at Psychopathic- if this could be communicated to them, I think they'd be down.

Wow @drfreshness , thanks a lot. 

The reviews and response for this project has really been overwhelming. I'm just glad people listened to it, but to review and have such nice things to say is really cool. 

I said it all before, but it needs to be said again.  Thanks

Well, finally listened to the whole thing. Had to show my dudes at school. They all liked it. And Lucem, still liked him the most on it, when his part would come up, I'd be like, "keep note of this, this is the best part."

And I'm not much of a reviewer, if I wrote a review I'd be pretty bland, I'd be like, "this tracks good, so is this one, oh, and that one over there, it's good..."