ChrisReg's DJ BOOTH PROFILE

“I was going to write a review, but then I realized I'd pretty much be saying the same thing as BDF44. I grew up (and still am) a HUGE Bone Thugs-N-Harmony fan. From the days I was pre-teen bumping E. 1999 Eternal 24/7 without even giving other music a chance, to my early teens when I had my own BTNH website called TDG (The Double Glock) that was affiliated with No Surrender, all the way up until now. These guys put it down for hip-hop in a way most artists never have or will, and still fly so under the radar. I'm glad to see they worked out their differences, are back to all five members, and ripping over tracks I would have never thought I'd hear them on. Legends.”

“I don't think I ever heard either of these two spit anything wack. Gotta love this...”

“This album is not only my hip-hop album of the year, but quite possible of the 2000's for me. This album actually kept my interest through the entire duration, with PLENTY replay value. Production is on point. Hooks are on point. Lyrics, flow, and collaborative effort is on point. I really hope these dudes stick together, because this group is a perfect mesh, even for how widespread geographically the four are. I'm all aboard for the Slaughterhouse movement. Salutations to these fellas for making hip-hop hip-hop again. Real shit.”

“I think this is definitely one of his best releases to date. Not even a huge Rick Ross fan, but the album has a good feel to it.”