Love the music itself, barring the last 4 or 5 songs that are strict raggae and not my taste at all. Everything has evolved here in a good way except the lyrics, which are not bad. They are just SOOOO different, and not what we are used to from Jahred. The sexist, racist profanity has turned to timid do-good, family-man type lyrics. It's fine I guess, since I always thought his music didn't need such vulgarity. It just feels a little weird because I've come to expect it in Hed's music, and kind of wish they found a middle ground. Oh well, still sounds good and that's what matters to me most.

While Jahred is the only original member, they still have their signature sound. Jaxson was replaced by Gregzilla, who is a great guitarist. Longtime bassist Mark was replaced by Kurtis who also is very talented. If you are looking for their signature reggae/rap/punk sound you'll enjoy this.

Not as heavy as the first 2 albums, but it's fairly solid compared to the rest. Nothing that will change the world, but who cares, it finds its own cosm.

Ive only listened to the cd a few times. There are some good songs on it. A few of the songs had to grow on me, but I enjoy the disk.

Another awesome album by Hed PE. The first album with the new bass and guitar players is as good as any before it. Several vibes from heavy rock, hip-hop and reggae make this album one of the most diverse from the group, blending the sounds well together. Great album start to finish.