That stinks for all you styles p fans out there awaiting this album for so long. Luckily my friend sent me it, who got the album from his friend. The albums great and the beats are sick. For those of you wondering what the tracks are these are some. And you can get the tracks easily they are all over the web and even on bearshare. They include:

-I'm Black featuring Floetry

-So Serious featuring Lil Jon'

-Leaving The Game

-One Cup, Two Cup

-Can You Believe It featuring Akon

-Time Is Money

And why your waiting for the album is all because of 50 Cent who payed for the album to be pushed back, and it's working

Preview Tracks and Videos from it at

www.stylesp.net

Any real L.O.X. fan will tell you, this is album could've been better, Delays hurt this, half of the album sounds like shit that wouldn't make the album (if you know what I mean), G-Joint sets this off and leaves you wanting more and you're not gonna get that, Styles P weakest effort.

If you don't like D-Block...why buy or even waste your time listening to their music. As far as 50 killing their careers HA ....I highly recommend this album and thanks Styles for releasing a "real" album and not just another club joint.

This joint is a banger. The final version released is bound to be a classic. Styles raps from the heart and it's great to hear. Great production.

Oh my god this album is hot. I always saw Styles P as second best to Jadakiss but now... I'm confused. Definitely one of the strongest efforts to come out of any Lox member. On the mic Styles P is fire, spitting his trademark grime laced with political commentary. Already a proven master of flow, he's also an MC wiser than he lets on, so for the more lyrics-driven hip hop fan this album is a wonderful listen. For the most part the beats are standard New York but banging nonetheless. There's a nice collab between Styles and Sizzla, which is interesting. Not all the guest features are memorable (Jagged Edge was unnecessary, I don't care for Mario Winans) but Jadakiss is a sure-shot and Talib Kweli is UNREAL on one of the album's stand-out tracks 'Testify'. Both MCs drop heat on that song but jesus murphy Kweli takes the house down. Maybe two of the best verses to ever be laid down by the BK MC.

As a personal side note I freakin' love the opening track, 'G-Joint'. I have listened to that song on repeat numerous times since buying the album and it never gets tired. Hottest beat of the year.