01. Intro 02. Callin' Me
03. Somethin' To See
04. The Journey Pt. 1
05. Click (feat. Skyzoo)
06. Fantaztik (feat. Chaundon, Skyzoo & Kil Ripkin)
07. Think About It (feat. Teflon)
08. Switch
09. Get It Goin'
10. Save The Day (feat. Stimuli & Kel Spencer)
11. Da Nigguz Is Commin' (feat. Tash)
12. CME The Entity (feat. Skyzoo, Yatta Barz & Zeqway)
13. Get It Done (feat. Skyzoo)
14. Tayler Made
15. Casualty (+ Hidden Track)
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Torae comes out of the gate strong with his manifesto to the game “Callin’ Me.” Khrysis sprinkles “Something To See” with some understated keys and Da Young Veteran gives perhaps his best performance of the LP; “Resident front man, why would you front man?/damn these beats, these bars, what more do they want man?/or maybe they want less, so I give’em all jus/ a little a taste test of the rawness, uh huh yes.” It is only backed by a passable beat, but “Journey Pt. 1” is pretty fascinating stuff regardless. Tor narrates his experiences over the years in the game; from Jay-Z to Cash Money.
Folks familiar with Torae will be a bit let down to see one of the two Primo contributions is “Click” featuring Skyzoo. Not that the horn-driven joint isn’t straight, it’s just that it’s mad old. Frequent M.O.P. collaborator Teflon comes through and tears up “Think About It,” one of the LP’s best songs and undoubtedly the hardest. Speaking of dope, Tor addresses the criticism that his flow is always the same with “Switch.” Over a pretty ridiculous Black Milk production, Tor indeed proves he can flip multiple styles with ease. Of course, showing that he can switch it up doesn’t change the fact that he rarely does. Speaking of switching things up, “Da Nigguz Is Commin” featuring Tash of Tha Alkaholiks takes things up a notch. Just another one of Khrysis’ stellar contributions to the album.
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