Title: A bit underrated...
Product review: True, this record may pale in comparison to the ridiculously good "Thirteenth Step", but MJK and company deliver on "Emotive", an album of anti-war sentiment, re-recorded classics by such artists as Marvin Gaye, John Lennon and Black Flag. The difference between "Emotive" and most other records is the fact that 4-5 songs really carry the album, which prevents it from being "great", but far from the realm of "bad". Tracks such as Annihilation, Passive, Imagine, Let's Start A War, Freedom of Choice and Counting Bodies are killer, and make this record a good choice for the "industrial hippie" (as one other reviewer excellently stated) in all of us.
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