But would someone that is a cursory Dilla admirer get great insight from this book or is this only for folks that are truly devoted fans of his? I happen to like some of the stuff he did for non-okayplayer and non-Detroit folks (De La Stakes is High material, Pharcyde's second album, that one Chino XL track from a while ago), but for the most part didn't like stuff he did for his solo records or okayplayer related ventures outside of Dynamite for The Roots.

I promise I'm not trying to troll and I don't mean any disrespect given that the man is dead.