This album returns to the grimy New York sound DMX's first three albums have, as opposed to 'The Great Depression' which went for something a tad different in the beats for the most part. Lyrically, it's what DMX has done in the past, some introspective/religious type tracks, an anthem or two such as 'Get It on the Floor', and just your gangster hardcore tunes such as the brilliant controversial 'Where the Hood At?' which was my first taste of DMX. While as usual there is some good stuff from D, and not much bad music, there isn't enough great stuff for it to be 77 minutes in length. I'd say this one is for fans, as the great moments such as 'Where the Hood At' are sparse. Best Tracks: Where the Hood At, Get it on the Floor, Rob All Night, The Rain, Thank You, X Gon' Give It to Ya