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I tested the item with an Iphone Touch 4g, AND an Ipod touch mp3 player 4th generation, and they don't fit either device. There is no opening for the charger or the headphone jack on the Ipod Touch 4th generation. Oh and good luck getting your money back. Worst...purchse...ever.
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The production on this album is nice (which is expected from anything affiliated with Guru from GangStarr), but unfortunately, this album carries the same vibe that Group Home's Livin' Proof had when it came out. Dope beats, but sub par lyrics. Over all, I'll give it 3 stars out of 5. Honestly, it seems like his flows have changed a little bit since Livin' Proof, but the difference is that the beats were so dope on Livin Proof, that the sub par lyrics could be given a pass. I find the lyrics are more noticable on this album, and it gets tiresome at times, so I'd have to be in the mood for this to spin it again.
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All I can say is WoW! I'm a new commer to Nigerian music, and I love the variety of music styles on this album.
Favorite tracks include:
Ekassa 28- reminds me of island caribbean music inspired by 50's jazz in The States.
Do It Like This- A very contemporary song that likens itself to the American Rap genre.
Wahala- For those who are fans of Afrobeat, this song is along the likes of Fela Kuti's sound.
Makojo- This sounds like it might be a continuation of Ekassa.
This album is so good, it has inspired me to find the complete discographies of each artist featured on the album. If this were available for actual purchase, I would gladly part… Read more
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