If you're like me and your favourite time period for hip hop is '93-'95, I can't see you not getting something out of this album. So many artists were imitating great music and this is another example. Fat Joe got some dope producers on the boards (including Diamond D who produces most of the tracks) and the production is above average for '93 which is a huge compliment. At times Joe's bars leave something to be desired and the featuring artists do give more memorable lines but it's not too much of a negative. Recommended if you love east coast boom bap from the golden-age of rap with some jazz-rap flavour. Best Tracks: Livin' Fat, Bad Bad Man, You Must Be Out of Your Fuckin' Mind