These tracks have a more uptempo sound to them, courtesy of Rob The Viking. Two songs from the “Heavy” album find their way onto the disc, “Watch This” and “Bottom Line”. The former features Moka Only and is produced by Seanski. Other tracks from this album are “Bring It Home” and “Deep End”. Things open up with “Fuel Injected” from the “Bad Dreams” album, and it fits in perfectly as it has the feel of an introductory song. While designed to showcase the best from SM’s five group albums and one compilation, almost half of the album’s eighteen tracks are from “Black Magic.”
This greatest hits compilation, subtitled “Ten Years of Turmoil” also comes with a bonus DVD that features all of the group’s videos and some behind the scenes footage. Perhaps it’s only right that I get a more expansive look at the Members’ catalog of music from 1999’s “Balance” through last year’s aforementioned “Armed to the Teeth”. He called it their “most disappointing album to date” and went on say that they “just sound like everyone else now”. Shortly after the review was published, I received an email from one of our readers with a totally different opinion of the album. This past November I wrote the review of Swollen Members’ “Armed to the Teeth,” and while it was my first exposure to the Canadian hip-hop collective, I found “ATTT” to be an interesting listen.
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