Title: ATDI obviously was keeping Omar and Cedric down
Review: Anyone who has posted that DITC is anything like what ATDI ever did either has not listened to this album carefully, or knows nothing about ATDI. It is undeniable that you hear the influences of Rush, Zeppelin, Santana and Floyd throughout this album (which was never true with ATDI), but then taken to a level of madness that is undeniably Omar and Cedric. I have never heard Cedric sing as melodiously as he does here, and Omar's guitar work is as inventive and creative as ever, with the seemingly random-yet-fitting notes and licks he is so well known for. The mania that is so persistent in this album fits with its theme, and the story (and the man) behind it. It is a roller coaster ride of emotions that I certainly could do no justice with words explaining. It is, quite simply, an experience. Undoubtedly the best album of this millenium, by FAR better than anything i have heard from ATDI (and ATDI is amazing). Get it. Now.
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