and the end of Beggin In The Slums sounds like the beginning of the acoustic part of Prophet In Plain Clothes

Album Rating: 4.0

the acoustic tracks should be integrated throughout the album, rather than just a bit on the end.

Album Rating: 4.0

I never listen to the acoustic ones

yeah either that or they should have just got rid of them altogether

it's not that they're bad, they just don't fit

Album Rating: 4.0

They're on a separate disc anyway

actually, they're not. i own a physical copy of this and there's only 1 CD.

Album Rating: 4.0

It says disc 2 in the track list

"yeah, the hardcore part of this album isn't quite as amazing as Travels"

I honestly think the hardcore part of this album is much better than that of Travels.

Album Rating: 4.0

hardcore part? what you mean?

the part without the acoustic tracks

Yeah.

Album Rating: 4.0

but Travels doesn't have any acoustic tracks anyway

Except for half of Prophet

he's talking about the hardcore part of this record, and comparing it with the whole of Travels

True. I'm just comparing the first ten tracks of this to Travels, disregarding the acoustic tracks on here because they aren't really meant to be viewed as a cohesive whole with the other songs. Travels' music tended to bore me a lot more, with a great story and pretty alright music, whereas this is great in both departments. There are so many more memorable hooks to be found here.

PurpleDino knows what's up :]

Album Rating: 4.0

I like this one better sometimes, and Travels better sometimes

And Lost Ground better sometimes

I like Lost Ground. It's more interesting than Travels, but doesn't really stick with me over time

Album Rating: 4.0

I know my fair share about hardcore ya dingus

I'm only just getting into Lost Ground and this, I've had Travels for a few months

Album Rating: 2.5

Where I come from, dingus is used as a term of endearment for black people.