Though they are no longer on friendly terms with the Hiero crew, Extra Prolific definately dropped a great album while affiliated with them. While I think Del or Souls Of Mischief come more consitant on the lyrical tip  than Snupe, I feel that "Like It Should Be" is more solid in its  production than any other Hiero album. The beats range from the slow, bass  heavy feel of the the first quarter of the album ("Brown Sugar",  and "Sweet Potato Pie"), to the upbeat, jazzy remainder of songs  ("First Sermon", "Now What?"). Out of the album's  16  tracks, only two of them dissapoint, making for a pretty solid album from  start to finish. The track listing only show 14 tracks, but there are 2  bonus tracks included: "Brown Sugar Remix" and "Give It  Up". The only flaw of this album is that Snupe's subjects rarely  expand beyond pimpin' and bustin' out wack emcees. Still, he flexes ill  verses that never bore, so it's not really a complaint. My only question is  what exactly does Mike G do the whole album besides produce the intro? This  is basically Snupe's solo album.