The hip-hop dream collaboration that follows - "D-Block/Dipset," where the LOX meet the Diplomats - is just as successful and while "We Comin'" with party starter Unk sounds like a horrible idea, this Sheek song for pep rallies is instead, horribly infectious. and the Game gives way to the bright, grand, and motivational "Keep Pushin'." With its Betty Wright sample and soulful bounce, "Good Love" is a radio-friendly, "for the ladies" track that works. The listener must hang on tight as the opening, screwed and chopped styled "Think We Got a Problem" with Bun B. Without a unifying theme, the album takes a couple listens before this collection of varied showcase tracks becomes something solid and powerful.
If Silverback Gorilla isn't stunning it's only because it's a slow grower. He's been considered a distant third behind his fellow LOX members Jadakiss and Styles P., and his satisfying but not stunning albums prior haven't helped to put him over the top.
After a decade in the game, everything finally falls into place for the underappreciated Sheek Louch.
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