Search - Confrontation Camp :: Objects in Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear

Been done before, and better

08/20/2000

(2 out of 5 stars)

"I must be missing something. When I heard that Chuck D was going to be fronting a rap/metal outfit, I thought, hell yeah!!! Chuck D and rock would be perfect for each other. However, in reality, there is very little of Chuck D on this album at all. Most of the lyrics are done by a guy that sounds remakably similar to Vanilla Ice, only with a slightly tougher voice. None of the songs stand out from the others, as after 3 or 4 listens, I couldn't hear a song and tell you what the title of the track was. This is very lackluster stuff, not even holding a candle to the aggression and pure energy of the first Body Count album. Albums like this have been done before, and have been done much better. A MAJOR disappointment. Be wary of buying!"

Not what you expect!

John Lepp | NY, NY | 06/18/2001

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Mistachuck (you know who I'm talking about) isn't the lead rapper of this group, Kyle Jason is. The disc is not "It takes a nation of Millions"II. That said and done, the disc does rock. "Break the Law" and "Jaspa" are classic. The rest is pretty good."