These guys impress me. . .all of the emcees in Souls of Mischeif have so much charisma that their unique voices alone are enough to do the beats justice. . .but their lyrics are amazing. They go from brag raps in "A name I call myself", to putting down wacker emcees on tracks like "Limitations". The figures of speech they use in their ryhmes are completely unorthodox and always leave you wondering about what they will say next. All of this is going on over flawless beats. Most of the tracks have a dark 1993 feel about them. . .the bass is raw but there are also some delicate melodys in a few of them in particular. "Live and Let Live" has a very classy saxaphone and piano. Something else I noticed which I'm sure not many other hiphop heads noticed was the piano in "Tell me Who Profits". . .it is the same piano in Jay-z's "Coming of Age" which he made three years later in his "Reasonable Doubt" album.