Produced by Armand van Helden 'Bonkers' is the first track of the album and therefore equal to a bomb, Attention! Who 'Bonkers' and 'Dance Wiv Me' has not found so intoxicating, I think will not be so enthusiastic about the album even know how.
Second number, second bomb 'Road Rage' OHHHH, perfect! The Claps in the right place, the Ey's in the right place, here again everything is right, just terrific.
The middle of the album is kept a little quieter, with 'Can not Tek No More' babbles and warbles any on such a Jamaican dialect, who has ever held a reggae album or the Riddim Cd in hands, looking now what I'm talking, definitely a very cool thing, but not so Elektrohaltig as 'Bonkers' or 'Holiday'.
'Money, Money' here Dizzee has had and in conjunction with the producers Cage, really sounds good itself fingers with the beat. Reminds me of the time of 'Boy in da Corner', so ne Art Grime piece. But whether any like it, is also questionable, because I would imagine that the beat can not inspire any way, as some might perceive it as annoying.
The last two highlights of the album are for me 'Holiday' and 'Bad Behaviour'. 'Holiday' fascinates me just again, with this brilliant Beat, at the end of 'Holiday' you get the feeling you're on any rave party, only you do not need any pills to plan to cope;)
And 'Bad Behaviour' is also one of my favorites on the disc, the beat builds beautifully on, Dizzee rapt as usual good, best same time allude here at Amazon)
The bottom line is a Dizzee album, which is also a wider audience can be presented, but also old Rascal fans will have fun with the board.
