Title: Quality
Product review: This album is the first in a series of excellent works. Flame's ability as an artist is clear to hear, but frankly it is his lyricism that wins the day setting him apart from the crowd. In this album you find a win/win combo of the rhythm and rhyme mostly missing these days in the rap scene.There's no question the musical quality is top notch but in this album battle rap style meats Christian philosophy and worldview pulling no punches as song after song challenges common assumptions and modern issues prevalent in American culture, be it money, the idea of truth, or real faith/spirituality.I recommend this album to anyone, Christian or not, and further, the whole body of this artist's work.However, for those of us who enjoy rap with meaning in the words that harks back to the days of rap's birth, yet with a clear and concisely spoken Christian message this album is a must have.I only wish more examples of this level of quality art were around.
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