The first 9 tracks or so are really solid but after Strong Enough it falls apart. The atmosphere of the album is weighed down by the various recording sessions. There's clearly a bunch of tracks influenced by the classic boom-bap soul infused sound. These tracks are Days Went By, Strong Enough, Crime Wave, The Invasion. All of these reminds me of 50 before Aftermath. Then you have another batch of recording that sound more polished - Psycho, Death to Enemies. All of these sounds like Aftermath Get Rich days. Finally, you have these other tracks that sound like his recent mixtape material since TOS - Gangsta's Delight, Get It Hot. They try to combine both but failure. They come off as corny. This actually has been his major problem since Get Rich. All of his post Get Rich albums fail to have a cohesive feel to them.

Additionally, his vocals can be hit or miss. For the most part it's solid. Though, there are times when he comes off too hard.

The album would've been a complete hit if he included tracks like Sunday Morning and They Burn Me.

With that said, the good is good and the bad is aight.