X Clan's most emphatic and defiant statement. The Professor has a bit of a Vincent Price lit to his voice on this record, while Brother J's raps more than match up with the frenzied sonic backgrounds. The album got a lot of exposure, but I don't remember it being a big seller or anything. It has the same general feel of another rap album I like, Public Enemy's Fear of a Black Planet. The title track, "Fire & Earth", and "Holy Rum Swig" are major standouts, and even the supposed filler album cuts have lots to offer.