This dude was real nice on the mic. However, he was wrongfully taken away from us, I think in '99. I personally thought he could rap better than the late Biggie.

As with most classic albums, every track is strong. Personal faves are tracks 3,4,5,6,7,8 and 12.

It's kinda creepy hearing the song "Street Struck", which is about becoming a casualty to the senseless violence in the streets, because the man who is preaching this story was a victim himself to the same dangers he describes in his song,

Anyway, I recommend this one to fans of NY style Hip-Hop or fans of mid-90s rap, the Golden Era of Hip-Hop in my opinion.

R.I.P. Big L