Title: Classic debut
Product review: For someone who was only about 16 years old and made his own beats with an electronic drum machine given to him by his grandfather, this is one heck of an album. The rhymes give the impression that LL is someone who is wise beyond his years, as his storytelling abilities would make a listener believe that he wasn't just a minor at the time. "I Can't Live Without My Radio" is a self-explanatory song, but it is great nonetheless. From there, the album remains strong with stories of a girl going down the wrong path ("Dear Yvette"), teenage crushes ("I Can Give You More" and "I Want You"), and straight-up boasting ("Rock the Bells"). This album is highly reccommended, as this is arguably the best LL album out there.
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