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Universal acclaim- based on 37 Ratings
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Positive: 31 out of 37
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Mixed: 1 out of 37
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Negative: 5 out of 37
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MarkSMar 9, 2004you just fall in love with the vibe of this cd
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stefyoMay 9, 2003like others said :one of the best albums,maybe it's the new style,the new sound.I can hardly wait 4 another one.Keep it on the same direction,Mr.Ford(Everlast)
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AndrewCDec 13, 2002this is one of the best albums that i have ever heard. can't wait for a new one.
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MikeM.Sep 21, 2002This is my favorite album(with his first one). I love how his voice, musical sound, featured back-ups, and blend of styles tell his ideas and stories so well. Everlast rules! Keep up the good work.
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RockyF.Oct 17, 2001Everlast has always put out all he had on every album ever. He throws in oldschool and kickass blues riffs and is inspiration to me.
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DickH.Sep 25, 2001
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HollieB.Sep 20, 2001One of the best albums I've heard this decade
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Awards & Rankings
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SelectBravado and roleplay being the essence of rock, problems only arise when the real Everlast, a Grammy-winning crossover artiste, rears his head. [Nov. 2000, p.116]
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An inventively arranged mixture of blues, hip-hop, strings, folk and metal, 'Eat At Whitey's' is like Fun Lovin' Criminals' cameo in The Sopranos: by turns, flash, atmospheric, melancholic, and very masculine.
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With deeply average tunes and deeply average rapping throughout, not even an appearance by Carlos Santana on Babylon Feeling can turn things around.