>Don't get me wrong, I was definitely disappointed in it, and
>it was one of the first albums I returned/sold back the record
>store after copping it and dubbing the good tracks off of it.
>
>>Seems to be an album the culture has sorta forgotten about
>or
>>dismissed as well.
>
>Which is why RA the Rugged Man put out that video on YouTube
>defending the album as a whole. I'm kinda with him on that.
>
I haven't seen that but I enjoy hearing RA speak on that kind of stuff so I'll have to check it out.

>>I can't think of one canonical Kane song on it.
>
>Personally, I love "Put Your Weight On It." Not as well known
>or anthemic as "Raw" or "Warm it Up Kane" or anything, but it
>doesn't get much better than Kane ripping it over three
>classic break-beats.
>
>>Maybe 'It's Hard Being The Kane' would make the back half of
>a
>>Top 10-20.
>
>Great track.
>
>>'Cause I Can Do It Right' was a weak lead single'.
>
>Eh, good for what is was. I liked it at least as much as "I
>Get the Job Done," his other pop single that didn't go too
>pop.
>
I Get The Job Done was Set It Off compared to that.

>>I don't wanna talk about 'All Of Me'.
>
>Worst Kane song ever. Thee worst. No argument.
>
>>'Big Daddy vs Dolemite' was funny.
>
>Yes it was.
>
>There's some other jams on it: Mr. Pitiful, Down the Line, Who
>Am I? (even with the wack verse by Malcolm X's daughter), and
>a jam or two I'm forgetting.
>
>So yeah, the album was the direct precursor to Kane in
>Playgirl, Kane in the "Sex" book, and Kane in the purple suit,
>but overall a decnet album.

Kane in the hot tub & speedo on stage (though that was pretty damn funny in retrospect) but yeah.