Havent listened to the whole thing yet, but im dissapointed in waiting For Never. Its a pretty good song, but for one the mixing is absolutely terrible. You can hear Krays voice much louder than the beat. And his rapping is just boring. Its like he didnt even wanna rap...its like he did it cuz he had too. Listen to the original snippet and then listen to this...sounds unmotivated and that along with the terrible mixing kills the song for me. If he rapped like he cared and took the time to have it mixed properly it could’ve been a really good song.

Is the mixing on the rest of the album just as bad?

Yup, and AC Killer has been writing Bizzy’s rhymes for years too...thats why he sounds so dope now🤪

well....

1. Slippin
2. Space High
3. My Euphoria
4. Major Greater
5. Waiting for Never

are the only ones I could listen to more than once. I dunno what else to say about this project but I'm looking forward to something a lot better from KB. And that $15 price tag on the physical is kinda ridiculous nowadays - Full Hour long albums are $9.99-$12.99 for physical copies.

Bummed to say this is easily at the bottom of the list of KB's releases.

Was going to ask something about KB's lyrics in Space High but while typing out the question the answer occurred to me.
The last verse Krayzie comes with "I'm on my 4-5-3-2-1 clear to blast off" or so I thought, but it's actually "I'm on my .45 3-2-1..."
Weapon caliber. I get it. Duh.

Space high and euphoria are good. Slippin, waiting 4 never, and all that ive learned are cool. But overall it isnt Krays best. He's played so much better stuff on his periscopes that ive been looking 4ward to finally hearing

I can honestly say, I did not buy the album -- and that is a first, being that KRAYZIE is my favorite member. I had it on the cart and was planning on paying the $17.50 ($15 + $2.50 for shipping). However, I listened to it on YouTube and changed my mind and removed it from the cart, because it's not an album that has a long-turn replay value. I heard way more better tracks on his live streams that were left out.

Plus, an 8-track album for $18 is not worth. If those tracks were raw as fuck, it would be a different story because I would have bought it. It's an okay album, but nothing mind-blowing like Quick Fix 1 which I purchased.  Tracks like "Apply the Pressure" and "Another Level" are pure satisfaction and timeless.  The entire album is tight.  I can't say the same for Quick Fix 2.