“Feeling this project, nice production and great flow.”

“Another DC representer spilling out some ill lyrics. Yeah, I'll take a download, especially with a flow like this. Productions pretty nice too.”

“This is some quality music right here, and certainly one of the better compilation projects I've heard in a while!”

“I'm really digging this record!”

“A must download for any Hip Hop head that truly appreciates classic music!”

“Great project, really feeling the production and emcee on here.”

“I'll have to keep my eye on this guy, he's putting out some quality music, and that sounds good to me.”

“This sounds great, gotta love the dope choice of production and powerful rhymes on this one!”

“Dope rhymes and metaphors is always great in my book. Never realized that Termanology was part of a group at one point in time. Solid listen.”

“Is J. Cole is building the next GOOD Music Label with his Dreamville label, after hearing this it's hard to doubt it.”

“Dreamville has really put a great album together.”

“This was too short, this EP only has me hungry for more.”

“Great production coated with the icing of a great lyricist. This will mesh in real well with my iPod's living habitat. lol”

“This is one of the most dynamic albums I've ever heard in the last year. This is certainly close to what Kanye did with MBDTF and yet the live Hip Hop feel gives it such an organic melodic sensation. This is intelligent Hip Hop my friends, similar to that material we've been getting from The Roots and The Cunninlynguists. Some of what people are quick to call "Backpack" music but the focus is that these guys almost make me feel proud to be bumping their music in the car. Just take the percussion and overall feel of "Migraine", at track that sends your mind right to its inner happy place where nobody can hope to bother you, most of us of course care going to call this a day dream, but that's the alleviating feeling you get from a piece of mastery like this. If "Vitamins & Minerals" were a nice tapestry that I could place on my wall, I'd do it just to have some trippy image there for when the girls come over. This is the thinking man's music and while the world may not yet be ready for it, I'll join the crowd that simply says "Ahead of my time". Of course complaining about what ArtOfficial has done here would be the equivalent of complaining about the new house that my million dollar friend just lent to me in his will arguing that the home theater didn't have the nice wooden seats that I prefer. It can be done, but please AO, if your going to mix and mesh the effects of electronic and live music, then makes sure that the end result still sounds dope. There were some times, and I must emphasize the tiny impact of the word "some" in that there really wasn't an issue at all, just "some" minor times where I felt the electronic synthesizer in a particular song didn't need to be there. I must say though AO, you guys must have some outer ambitions above this, because the common man doesn't put out music like this. You won't see Rick Ross jumping on a jazzy fuzz like this which is all the more reason why it feels so much more unique; you won't catch Drake forfeiting his pop electro beats to dawn on the chorus of monster instrumentals like these. No, what we have hear my friends is progression, an album that will only be heard by a couple of thousands, yet something that those same thousands will recall three, four, ten years down the road. If the same listeners that thought Drake was the future of Hip Hop pulled a listen towards this, then they would understand exactly why Nas put out an album entitled "HIp Hop Is Dead" back in 2006. Congragulations AO, you've put out an album that will continue to inspire those who still have faith in the genre.”

“The replay value on this album is going to be incredible, I might just bump this 5 years down the road no joke.”