overall this is a very professionally done mixtape, and it definitely reflects a lot of time spent mixing and revising. i think that my only complaints are pretty minimal, which is a testament to how good of a job dant really pulled out. at first i really liked your end of line reverb technique (usually the last 3-4 words) but it was overused a bit here. it's one of those effects that should only be used like once or twice, even though i can't say that any song you did it on made it wack or unlistenable. another puzzler was the removal of syke from a couple songs. i guess you don't like the guy lol. final criticism might be that a lof of the synths sound very similar. it's not a bad thing this time around, but after nu-mixx i guess we're all a little sensitive to songs that rely upon the same tools. hellrazor, gettin money, ghetto gospel, and a few others really stood out as winners for me. ...i still haven't heard an out on bail mix that i really like a lot. it's weird, the vocals almost seem *too* clean. odd stuff.
anyway, for anyone contemplating buying it, please do. the real mixers deserve to make a little bread off of their projects, and they're not going to get rich here. it's grocery money. this album has no tags on it, and it's just a solid piece of work. piggyback it with the million dollar mixtape and you got two cd's from the guy that are both better than most. don't support lame ass moocher sites that seek to destroy people's creativity and work in the name of net fame (for people who can't even make loops).
