After taxes Customer Review: You are the weakest link goodbye!
I think its sad that Sheek’s mixtape was better than this album. When Walk Witt Me came out I was probably the only one defending him from the charge of being the weakest out of the Lox but with this album he demotes himself back to being a weak link. Standout Tracks: INTRO, STREET MUSIC(where’s Game?), ON THE ROAD AGAIN, 45 MINUTES TO BROADWAY, MAYBE IF I SING(funny G-unit diss), DEVINE and KISS YOUR A** GOODBYE(original and the remix) These track get rotation but these make this album avoidable. Filler: Pain, One Name(worser than Jadakiss’s U Make Me Wanna), Run Up, Get Up Stand Up(worse collabo with Redman ever made!),Pressure(I lost all respect for him when he made this ignorant track), Movie N****s(YAWN!), All Fed Up(again YAWN!) and Get Money(Im falling asleep here YAWN!). Bottom Line: Sheek goes back to being the weak link in the Lox with this lackluster, sophomore jinx. The production for most of the tracks were bad and Sheek didnt put half the effort that he put in Walk With Me on this album. At this present time Sheek has the worst album out of the Lox.

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Die for the Government Anti-Flag tosses up the kind of vintage, early-’80s, So-Cal, melodic punk that B.Y.O., Frontier, Posh Boy, and other labels specialized in, and a ska song is welcome. New Red Archives.
Customer Review: An album I could imagine Emma Goldman and Ward Churchill slam-dancing to!
Besides being really awesome activists and talented punk rockers, these guys are totally hot! I’m sure that some of you homophobes out there will cringe at that remark, but oh well, get over yourselves. What can I say? Mohawks and righteous politics turn me on. More accessible than earlier anarcho-punk bands like Crass or Conflict, Anti-flag is bringing radical punk into the 21st century. Imagine a younger, cuter Noam Chomsky playing an electric guitar and you’ll get an idea of what this band is about. Fans of Propagandhi will love this album. Angry, passionate, and committed to social change, this is a band you need to hear, a band that truly speaks to the real concerns of my generation, a band using their talent not to pacify the masses but to encourage them instead to fight for a better world.

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