What you expect from any Paris album is some great hard content, confrontational lyrics, an MC hungry and hard on the mic who never gets boring and some dope production. While not quite his greatest, this album ticks the boxes on all of them. It does feature a couple of skippable tracks but the subject matter, best tracks and interesting political speech excerpts including Jeremiah Wrights 'The Day of Jerusalem’s Fall' make up for that. While I don't agree with everything he says, you can just feel the anger through the speakers in 'Blap That Ass Up'. Let's hope it's not another five years before another album from P-Dog. Best Tracks (In Order): Get Fired Up, Acid Reflex, Don't Stop the Movement, The Hustle, Blap That Ass Up, One Gun, Winter in America, The Violence of the Lambs.