The CD's booklet is obsessed with dead rock stars and shows burning down Detroit's holiest of music landmarks - Motown's Hitsville U.S.A. Lose' with Detroit legend balances on its rickety beat but never falls off while the closing, word-filled monologue 'Kurt Kobain' finally ties the music to the album's title and artwork. The infectious thumper 'Gurls Wit da Boom,' the horn-filled, -influenced 'Clap Wit Me,' and the -flavored 'Forgive Me' are obvious standouts, but goes that extra mile and adds some challenging, introspective numbers that grow with each listen. There are club tracks, thug tracks, and a guest list that goes from to, but the lyrically gifted is always at the center, always the heart. Skits and interludes are purposeful and join together a varied set of numbers that lesser efforts would tangle. Running over an hour, the album never bores or tries the patience. The oddly titled proves he's a lot more versatile than expected. Mixtape mavens that seek out everything or Detroit could have told you this, but on albums and his work with Slim Shady, goes for the knockout punch and doesn't flesh out his character enough to consider him a true player. Many of the tracks on his proper debut offer vivid descriptions of inner-turmoil that would make any backpacker happy, but there's often a grotesque sting of the tail slipped in somewhere that's one part humorous, one part creepy. His brother may be just crazy, but is crazy like a fox. Download Free Proof Searching For Jerry Garcia Rar Average ratng: 3,7/5 4074votes
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