This album is definitely NOT your typical metal-meets-funk-in-an-alleyway album, but it's definitely something that kicks most genres in the butt. Why? First of all: Bootsy Collins is on bass and Buckethead is on guitar. Just those two forces combined creates some havoc on the ears, but in a good way. Two: It's got that sense of humor you might need to be a little twisted to appreciate. Three: It's not easy listening because it's an an obvious one-timer album with this band makeup. Either way, it's enjoyable if you've come right off of Buckethead or Bootsy's alley of music. It's goofy, heavy, and down right ballsy with a hint of somthing better than the rest. So buy it and enjoy it, cause this is a unique album you won't find by ANY other artist, period.

an AMAZING album with real musicianship, not like a blink-182 or green day or h.i.m. record, you know. bootsy kicks it and buckethead owns. any fan of the first praxis cd should own this.

Two amazing musicians putting together an eclectic album in a way that only they know how. Don't bother with it if you're some close-minded idiot. The small minds of peons would have a difficult time appreciating this brilliant music.

Ahhhhhh this Album is the bomb. Bootsy kicks butt with his bass and buckethead is at his best with the heavy sci-fi riffs. This album is not for everyone but if you like progressive rock this album is for you.