Title: Aesop fanatic weeps
Product review: This dangerously obsessed aesop rock reviewer is thouroughly dissapointed. (The fact that I've done everything save tatoo his name on my @ss should prove my credibility.) Contrary to the above reviewers confused review, Mr. Higgins hits the nail on the head in saying the lyrics are incomprehensible. He doesn't mean complex, duh, he means you can't hear a word he says. That's the biggest dissapointment. To hear babble in the place of rich, dense lyrics of the poetic genius is a tragedy. Yes, Def Jux gets an A in the innovative department, but the noisy, lagging beats impede the momentum of Aesop's rugged,intense voice, which blockhead's beats so perfectly complimented. It's as if a futuresque instrumental was overlapped by hastened, spouted lyrics; the results being a mismatch. Notwithstanding, nothing can dillute my obsession with Aesop, not even this album.
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