This kind of music was cutting edge and revolutionary for the context of the time period, and still holds up as an enjoyable listen to this day. Some of the ideas and musical themes here are unique even in today's landscape.

While the music here definitely has an admirable passion and quality to it, it is more of a novelty than something I would listen to again.

This album is unique and enjoyable hip-hop, but the length of the project is not justified, as there are a lot of half-baked songs that are a bit mind-numbing to listen to.

This is definitely a quintessential 80's album, and it definitely makes me want to go jam out at a mountain lake in the middle of nowhere till 2 a.m.

The variety of sounds on this album kept the listen engaging all the way through, and the music was really well put together.

Just about every song on here hits, and it gets straight to the point with classic 90's hip-hop. All killer, no filler.

It's a bit of a snooze, but easy on the ears and has a few good songs here and there.

Overall, it has some enjoyable songs, but most of it was indistinct and boring.

Good, high-energy rock. There are some misses here, but I enjoyed the album overall.

Gary's Got a Boner, that is all.

I am not well versed in Spanish at all, but I thought that this album was awesome. So full of energy and passion; you can tell the artist genuinely cares about what she does here (and is good at it).

Not really my taste.