This album is pretty solid in terms of production and cheeks' rhyming skills. I have all the Lost Boyz albums and this solo effort from cheeks incorporates some stuff I've come to expect from the LB fam and some new stuff. You'll hear plenty of terms that are vintage cheeks (black bandana, yankee fitted, basically, official). Personally I think the loss of freaky tah hurts cheeks a lot because his "Ha, Queens!" interjections really complement cheeks' flow. I was kind of disappointed by "Til We Meet Again," cheeks' dedication to the late freaky tah. The track is a real good one musically, but in terms of letting us into the relationship between the two, it leaves a bit to be desired. This is a good album to throw on when you're relaxing, but it lacks the raw energy of Illegal Drug Money. It's definitely enough to keep LB fam fans happy, but something about it leaves me thinking it could have been a bit better.