Title: Monumental
Product review: This is an album, that like the best of Mike E Clark's work with ICP, will be around for a long while.It's funny that someone said that PDM is derivative of ICP. In fact, ICP owes its best work to their former producer. I like *some* of Zug-CP's stuff with Mike Puwal, but PDM is not just a return to that great MEC sound, but many steps forward. Every track is distinctive, thanks in part to all the guest vocals, but also in terms of sound. The lyrics are strong and for me, a more powerful and thought-provoking than some reviews imply.Which brings me to the official-looking "Album Description" you see here. That alone kept me from buying the CD for a long time. Warning--this album is not the inane, wanna-be scary, 12-year-old mentality schlock as described. That album description is just embarassing. That's not the album I heard.
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