Thedopestdigger

Underrated philly rap album, with some of the grungiest and dirty instrumentals provided by EPMD member Redman and Erick Sermon, with those two, they slightly carry Jamals unique word play but repetitive flow, with the best tracks being keep it real, Fades em all, Situation, and The Game. With most of them being unique with the audio mixing fairly up to a high standard.

Genuinely one of the best rap albums to come out of new york in the late 90s during the peak of boom bap records in 96, with Innersoul uniquely being from Harlem. This album has some of the best flow and word play I've ever heard on an album not named Nas or AZ, and is a hidden gem, listen to it please.

Sub par boom bap rap album, unique coming out of Cinnci where Five Deez are from, but this album does have unique tracks on it. With my all time favorite rap song of all time being on here: "Info For the Streets" as well as notable hits like Tunnel Bound, Esoteric Manuscripts, and Millenium. With a unique sounding hit single Karma, all around good album with a decent boom bap vibe.

Almost every song on is here is a banger, every song on here is on my playlist and everything is a head banger, everything will get you either hype or will be added to your playlist. However I will say my least favorites songs on this album, which might be heresay for some Nas fans, is Halftime and One Time 4 Your Mind, but other then that almost every song on here is on my all time playlist.