If you're looking for something different from the hip hop world, check this ablum out. Vast Aire is so fluid in his rhymes and El-P, as always, delivers revolutionary production.

Forget about EVERYTHING after this ablum, it was all garbage. I consider this the ablum that basically pulled the trigger on Swollen Members. This album was so great that it threw them into mainstream and everyone liked it, Monsters in the Closet didn't help either, whether they wanted to or not.

Fantastic album. Influences from U2 can definitely be heard on this album. Great electronic rock record even though it's only an EP.

Very fun album. Great record to cruise to and listen to on the boat in the summer. Some love songs and some sad songs. All together, this is a good album to have in your rotation over spring break.

I love the mixture you get with this album. Pop, punk, hip hop, rock. Just about every song shows every one of those qualities. Very fun album for those hot days cruisin' down the strip with the top down.

One of the only rap, rock albums I can listen to all the way through. This album definitely doesn't get the respect it deserves as far as metal albums are concerned.

The new singer is unbelievable. The best they have had yet. The vocals are fantastic and the music isn't as random as it once was, a little more controlled on this one, which is good. The vocal patterns and such stand out on this. Incredible.

One of the first techno albums to go mainstream. Rock, techno, hip hop. It's all here.

Pretty much started a completely new genre with this album: screamo. They get a little softer on the next album but it's just as good. Favorite band of all time.

This album was unlike anything at the time of its release. What people would call today a more "underground" feel. Definitely accepted among mainstream and underground crowds alike.