Just as good as the early stuff. Grooving like a mutha! Blows so-called new rap completely out of the water. What has happened with that mess?-Quick

Hip-hop's not dead. Not if Public Enemy has anything to say about it. Pumping out high-quality raps since day one and still continue to do so. Chuck D and Flava Flave. Much respect. Now that's what I call being an example. Kids it's class time!

This album is serious!! Classic lyrics, classic tracks, public enemy is still in full effect...True revolution music for you suckas!!

Hard hitting and relevant. I think it's mastered for the iPod it sounds awesome.

This cd just like old days, a bomb to the establishment. Obama should take a listen.

Classic sound! P.E. is still the CNN of the black community bringing you consciousness whether you like it or not. Big album!

This imho is hands down one of the best rap/hip hop records put out in the last decade. It accomplishes everything PE wants it to. It is a smacksown of hip hop since the mid nineties when it morphed from groups like PE and BDP who would say hip hop and rap was the voice of black people (to take from KRS 1 himself) and became all about being rich and living high on the hog, being big hank, and not for the upliftment of the community, more rather glorifying its destruction. It also talks about broader economic and social issues in the economy and body politic of the country in a truthful manner at a time when nobody is. This is a five star record all the way.

Chuck is leaving modern MCs in the dust with this album. He makes current hip hop trends look like bubblegum dookie. Peace to The Senior Circuit.

I bought four songs, the this album. It's pretty good.

No pun intended. This is amazing. They somehow figured out how to be relevant in 2012 without compromising that PE sound we all love. Chuck is dangerous, informative, and as powerful a voice in hip hop as he's ever been. I still love and fear this band. Get this album and learn something about the world and about hip hop music.