Riz, i know you wanna hook me up with a copy of this.

Alas, I don’t have a link. Just a watermarked CD with my name all over it. Sorry, man.

That will do. lol.
Nah I am playing, I am looking forward to this CD.
When does it drop?

@ Dr. Dope – the fulle LP DFM drops on July 7th, the free EP should be out before the month is over. unless something changed.

**meaning this month, May.

You only mention one song from the album, a song everyone has heard. The rest is just a bunch of filler talk. Have you even heard it?

^You’re a moron. Why would I ever review an album I’ve never heard?

Thanks for the release update.

^^You got it, fam. I don’t think they have a solid street date yet. Been sitting on the album for about 2 months now, so I figured I should drop a few lines on it.

The point is, you didn’t say anything at all about the album. The tracklist says nothing. Tell us something besides what we can read on Wikipedia

The patient at Stony Lodge Mental Hospital isn’t fictional. Cage was really there. The song is autobiographical.

^^thanks!

ahhhh, i can’t wait to get a hold of the whole cd, tho i’ve heard most of the songs live. i thought ‘i never knew you’ was gonna be on the inky ep tho? hope we still get over 20 new songs.

What is the song Kick Rocks like? He put out a single in 2006, I think, called Leggo My Megalomania, and “kick rocks” was the chorus. Hopefully it’s a different song.

yeah, i’m worried about kick rocks too. i hope cage wouldn’t randomly throw in an old song into dfm, that’d be weak.

This is the worst review of all time, seriously. What the fuck kind of credentials do you have to get albums early?

Jesus christ, is there ANY FUCKING WAY you could have resisted comparing this to Eminem’s new album and mention re-igniting the beef that nobody has given a shit about in a decade? Other than that, your review still sucks.

Kick rocks is the same song. Personally, Im glad that its on there. “I found my mind in Connecticut” is my favorite song off the album thus far.

I have the cd. Its extremily different. Give it a chance I like it quite a bit, its just nothing you would expect from Cage. Its not as dark as I thought it was gunna be going off of the myspace songs. And I hope you can appreciate punk rock or you might think this album is ass.

That review was aight. Doesn’t really tell you much though, but anyone saying he doesn’t have the album can be sure he does. Cause it kind of lines up with what I’m hearing. Hear is a short track by track mini-review by a fan.

14 Tracks

Depart From Me
(Or how to drop acid and start fucking with a Synth Machine)

1. Nothing Left to Say – It is out there to hear already. Won’t waste your time. Great though.

2 Beat Kids – Rough song. Child abuse is the subject matter of the lyrics, with some rape in the end by the beat is catchy as fuck and so is the hook, which makes this track weird.

3. Dr. Strong – Good. It is for download somewhere already.

4. Found my mind in Conneticut – Really great, but… You know that lazy, really drawn out voice Cage does on INKY? Well, he does that to the max on this song to the point where he almost doesn’t sound the same, but the rapping isn’t slow.

5. I lost it in Haverton – Too much going on in the beat, and the song is short as fuck. The rapping is on point though. Some weird ass battle toads synth going on during the hook. It grows on you though. At least he raps faster like he used to and does it well.

6. Teenage Hands – Wasn’t feeling the first verse, but it is short, like both verses. The hook is kind of iffy, until the even weirder bridge into the next verse. A few tracks like these make it obvious Cage didn’t sell out because they are bizarre, but with less words than usual.

7. Eating its way out of me – My favorite track, just for the beat and the rapping. The hook is O K, and doesn’t take anything away, but the beat kills, and the rapping is A+.

8. Kick Rocks – Megalomania. Good song, still.

9. Katies Song – Imagine All American Rejects, then imagine Cage trying to do a rap version of them. Imagine your mind being blown and you not being sure whether you can handle the new Cage or not. Not saying it is bad, but it will shatter your idea of how much Cage has changed.

10. Strain – Dunno. A ton of Sean Martin guitar work going on. Hook is above average. The rapping is pretty good, but the guitars will kind of throw you off the first few times you listen to it. Doesn’t sound like anything you’ve heard from Cage before. I think Sean Martin is even laughing in the background at one point.

11. Fat Kids Need an Anthem – Fast rapping Cage and he is doing a lot of voice work. This is basically a song about Cage and how he used to be fat and how much it sucks and how it fucks with your life. Though he doesn’t seem to be too fucking happy about being skinny either. “I was happier when I was fat and on drugs. I went from fantasizing about women to fantasizing about food I can’t eat anymore.”

Real talk for all the “I liked fat Cage better” guys.

12. Look at what you did – Kick ass hook. Song relating a chick to a Vampire. Close to the best song on the album. Rapping is really polished and on point. Beat is hot, just doesn’t kill like a couple others. Best rapping on the album.

13. DFM – Badass Song. Can hear a piece of it on his Myspace.

14. INKY- Go watch the video.

best track – ‘I Found My Mind In Connecticut’

i got it and im gonna say hes trying to hard sometimes trying to sound deeper than hes going, i found more in hells winter but i dunno maybe youll hype it in your mind more than me

is this the version that dosent have skips in the songs???

As I listen to it more it really grows on you a lot. You stop listening to it as rap.

yo i got that leak (of DFM) if any1 needs it, shit bangs

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