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Entertainment WeeklyFatlip comes back stronger and more interesting. [28 Oct 2005, p.89]
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Although Punk summarizes Fatlip's traumatic post-Pharcyde life, the record is buoyant with character.
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Los Angeles TimesA largely deranged affair that showcases a warped sense of humor, a strangely appealing, off-key singing style reminiscent of the late Ol' Dirty Bastard, and an explanation for his lengthy hiatus. [30 Oct 2005]
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Stronger than not and off-kilter enough to remain engaging even when the skits come on, "Theloneliest" might not have been worth a five-year layover, but it's weird and wide open.
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As long as listeners don't expect an album full of songs as painfully brilliant as "What's Up Fatlip?", Punk marks a fairly solid return from an artist who lost nearly everything, but retained his scruffy underdog charm.
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It plays more like an album reminiscent of the days when hip-hop was something to catch a head nod instead of breaking new ground or shaking the dance floor.
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Nov 4, 2016
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AaronCApr 29, 2007For all you critics You should just learn to recognize a CLASSIC when you hear one.
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C.LambJan 30, 2006"Hey man... hey man, wassup? I still got it" Truest thing he's ever said.