Title: definetly a struggle
Product review: now ive been following Talib Kweli since his days of rhyming with Mood and the WannaBattle crew. I Still can't understand why he has lost his organic roots to produce tracks that have pushed him into the hip-POP crowd. I would definetly consider 'Train of Thought' one of the greatest hip hop albums of all time .. the chemistry between Hi-Tek and Talib is unbelievable.. so when Talib's first solo project 'Quality' was a disappointment (definetly not worth that title), i figured in Talib's second solo album he would try to collaberate with Hi-Tek and Mos Def a little more, instead Mos was traded for Mary J. Blige and other R and B artists while Hi-Tek produces the more mainstream west coast sound versus his previous jazzy organic beats killing the underground sound. I only pray Talib will reflect on his previous tracks and get back on the subway TRAiN (of Thought) to the underground where he belongs and is trully appreciated.
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