Reviewed by Kevin J Foulger

This CD has got a very hard attitude and street style of music, though the Florida-based rapper seems to be a very spiritual man, a forceful believer laying hold of the Kingdom of Heaven (like in Matthew 11 v 12). The CD includes a track where he tells some of his personal story. Each track is made up of a sequence of serious sounding minor chords, looped over and over again. The rapping, vocals and sound quality are good, but the repetitive loops show lack of originality. Pettidee tries to fill this void with his huge personality and, to an extent, succeeds. The track "Come Wit' Dat Fire" is a powerful prayer and I can certainly feel the presence of God on it. There are good spiritual lyrics throughout the album, but the delivery is not for the faint-hearted. I think this album is inspired by the wild and untameable side of our creative God.

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