Title: Bland and manufactured.
Product review: What more can I say that the title doesn't? The market was already saturated with "white-boy rap groups" like Phunk Junkeez and Kottonmouth Kings being on the scene before Limp Bizkit could show up and influence a nation of imposters, these guys definitely being the latter. Despite whatever individual talents of some of those who were assembled for the band and the album (including DJ Adam Goldstein and drummer James Bradley Jr.), the only thing that's remarkable about the album is the fact that it actually sold a million records, proving that for a brief history in time people actually enjoyed listening to this. The first two singles floundered, the third single "Butterfly" took off because the hook was lifted from an existing RHCP song, and after that, the group went back to relative obscurity.Rumor has it these guys have a new album coming out soon. I'll be floored if it charts.
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