Reviews
4 stars out of 5 - "...Meth comes correct with this beamed-down-from-Planet-Mars stuff making music that's way darker and more disorienting than was previously thought possible. 'Bring The Pain' is 'still' the bomb.", "...He's...capable...of something resembling a love song....But it is with its heaviest numbers...that TICAL delivers the primo goods.", 4 Mics - Slammin' - "...His hoarse voice and sense of what's metaphorically fly have seen him take over as hip-hop's urban paramilitary....He shows a fragmented hip-hop nation what this music is really about...", "...Compact but Fried....There's a Reason Meth Is the Closest the Wu Have to a Star...", "...Method is the man who would be king....Method takes the listener on a brilliant journey through the broken boulevards of existence...", Ranked #40 in Nme's `Top 50 Albums of the Year' for 1995., "...one or rap's most formidable players....Method Man's gripping rhymes creep out of the darkness and take listeners hostage..." - Rating: B, 8 - Excellent - "...The East Coast hip-hop renaissance continues apace...supremely laid-back, mooching along at a bass-weighted amble whether it's framing the monogamous lover's lament of `All I Need'...or the `I Will Survive' hook of `Release Yo Self'...", Included in Q's 50 Best Albums of 1995-"...Every Second Is Worth Paying Attention To...", Included in Q's "50 Heaviest Albums of All Time".