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I couldn't disagree more with Ollie. I am a Hip-Hop enthusiast and I have to say Markmywords keeps gettin better and better. Every album he has dropped (while all are first-rate) show growth in all areas, lyrics, beats, production, and delivery. I feel this is his best work to date, hands down. I also feel to fully grasp what MMW is saying in his rhymes one must cycle the tracks more than once. He is so witty sometimes it takes the average listener a few times through to figure out how in depth his lyrics truely are. Furthermore I also happen to be a scratch fan, while I do agree with Ollie when he says "DJ Sinn might be San Diego’s finest turntablist" I feel Sinn only put the finishing touches on a well tuned product.— November 23, 2008 9:53 p.m.