Shoutbox
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clocks-n-clouds This is by far my fav Aesop album
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no-thanks just clicked, like, 30 seconds into track 1.
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actsyalawlz aes spazzed the fuck out on this one
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riot7s thats album is dope, no shit talking about this album, its down as fuck. "BAZOOKA TOOTH, BABEH!!!!!"
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RoFen i just can't get into this album, not sure why.
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francisje it's slower than the other A Rock releases, but SERIOUSLY? This fuckin disc rocks.
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victimofkratina what the fuck is a bazooka tooth?
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Shinigami777 One of his best albums for sure. Hell, all of his shit's awesome.
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HaganEnvy iamraptopjesus - Cook it up has so few plays because of mistagging. There's "Cook It Up," "Cook It Up Feat PFAC" "Cook it up Feat. PFAC" etc etc
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deermead I like this more than Labor Days. There I said it.
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gcandela Greatest Pac-Man Victory in History has some of the most intricate lyrics I have ever heard. The last verse he goes off "Life Sucks Dickhead" "Like Some Decrepit Land Shark"... Lyrical mastery on every level for sure. This song goes down as one of my favorite AR songs. Period.
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Evvn This album is fucking awesome. Really don't understand the hate. Easily some of his best work.
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drussellsdct bazooka > none shall
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kaspiris yeah my avatar pic =]
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ashisvundibag all of his shit is a different story of that time oooh dude yea right the album i like is better!!
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mountainllz
Hip Hop and LSD a winning combination, or whatever Aesop do. Just as long as the artists stay off the crack pipe everythings good.
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porkchopsltd Compared to Labor Days, this is some warped crazyass shit but the results are lyrically even greater as far as my ears care. I don't press the skip button once while listening.
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brandonmadsen I've listened the hell out of all Aesop's albums (except the new one, only listened to that a couple times so far)and this is still the best. Start to finish no-holds-barred awesome.
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Tehryan Just listened to LD more, and I can see why some people consider this one dissapointing (Labour Days is fucking awesome).. but I still like this one, because this is the first album of his I heard.
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Tehryan
Lots of Aes fans don't like this one, but I find his lyricism brilliant here. It may be a bit strange, but there are lots of introspective, emotional hip hop albums out there and I wouldn't have this album any other way. (Mars Attacks absolutely pwns, btw.)
