Title: Simply Amazing
Product review: Of the many, many rap CDs I own this is unuquestionably the best. The production work are incredible, every track gets your adrenaline pumping. The beats respect hip-hop's history, with old school tracks like "Criminal Set". The album, particularly "Tough Guy" and "Scent of a Woman" feature honestly creative production work - not something you see on a lot of mainstream rap these days. More modern sentiments are represented as well, particularly on "Klack Klack Klack". There's a lot of good production going on on each of these tracks.Xzibit's rhymes are good, but they can't measure up to the beats. He's at his best when he just cuts loose and has some fun, as on "Back 2 the Way it Was" or "Tough Guy". When he tries to make political points, as on "Cold World", he comes off as pretentious. His politics are nothing you couldn't have guessed or havn't heard before.If you like rap at all, I heavily reccomend this CD. I've listened to it ten times and I'm still not tired about.
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