>to being in his ideal setting. It's a somewhat conventional
>beat but it's also weird and eccentric enough to encourage his
>stranger side and sound natural when he plays around with the
>rhythm. Reminds me a little bit of the way some of Dirty's
>best tracks would function as both regular hip hop songs and
>forums for his derangement.

who ride for him don't like that song. With that being said, I don't think there is a way to make his music more palatable to the 50,000 heads (c) RA the Rugged Man. If he's in his comfort zone a certain percentage of hardcore fans are going to find his sound to be weird & corny. He needs promotion/exposure more than anything, I feel like it's easier to sell people on Homeboy Sandman himself than it is to sell people on his albums.