Super Bad

No disrespect to the Valley Of the Jeep Beets, I Love This Album to the fullest which I've wanted to hear for years since. Super Bad as 'Terminator X & the Godfathers Of Threat' was Terminator X's second and last album to this date. When it was released when I as nine (9) years old, Hip-Hop climate was rapidly changing and changing. Newer acts that we know like Snoop Dogg, Wu-Tang Clan, Nas and Notorious B.I.G. were coming up on the rise and the G-Funk mania were blowing coming from the West while the East Coast Renaissance like Jeru The Damaja, Mobb Deep, Gang Starr, the entire Boot Camp Clik, Onyx and Gravediggaz were making MAD noise with gritty, hardcore, raw but grimey beats were just...BLASTING OFF! Other than that, it was everything which 1994 was the greatest year for Hip-Hop in my opinion. Political Rap was being replaced by Gangsta Rap/Hardcore Rap at that same time. Well, Terminator X made it real cool as he put his second and last album Super Bad.

LUV IT!!!

This was the first hearing all the songs. Wasnt too bad, but still a good buy. Great condition.

Super Bad is truly, shall I say it? Super great! You craved and then you raved after getting this mega-hit hip hop busting CD featured by the true leader, Amazon.com. The album plays well and featured some new releases from some of your old favorite artists. I worked out to Track #6 by Whodini until I was buff and tuff. I am serious. The music will make you bop and think while enjoying yourself. But who featured this CD? Amazon.com so show ya love and show till your fingers are sore and you still want more. Super Bad, a trendy, yet wise album brought to you through the sellers on whose website? Amazon.com! MC Metroplex

MUCH MUCH MUCH better than the previous release "Valley Of The Jeep Beets". In the last album, it seemed as if Terminator was on the sell out tip, infact he even had a pop track on the album. How low can you go? On this album, he totally redeems himself. He's back with his original industrial/Hip-Hop beats that we know him for, along with Chuck, and a nice round up of Hip-Hop forefathers. I can't really describe this, all I can say is it is cool in the way that only Terminator X can deliver. Definatly a MUST buy for any PE collector.

"I'm not crazy any more. That was an episode," Sheen says, laughing, as he spoke with reporters at Sunday night's Fox Network Television Critics Association party in Pasadena, Calif. "I think I'm a different person than I was yesterday. Everything is a lot more mellow and focused and much more rooted in reality."Sheen, 46, couldn't be more Zen about his new FX show, "Anger Management," in which he will star and produce. He reports that casting is underway and that they will shoot 10 episodes in six weeks."I've been at this 30 years. It's nice to be in a situation where the people I'm working with are excited about my input. That wasn't the case for a long time," Sheen says.Of late, Sheen says instead of sounding off on Twitter, "I've been spending a lot of time with the kids, a lot of time with the family and I'm getting back into work mode," adding that he is goddess-free these days. "I'm a single guy hanging out with my children."

This CD is awesome. Terminator X returns with a bang.

Wow what a album love it loads of guests including chuck d definitely worth getting go get it

j ai adoré ,moi qui suit public enemy depuis 1986 je n arrive pas a comprendre comment j'ai pu passer a coté de cette album......les morceaux sont extra...

Cela faisait des années que je voulais les deux albums de Terminator X...et Super Bad est à la hauteur de mes attentes! Un très grand DJ et on devine la fibre de Public Enemy à l'écoute, ce qui n'est pas pour déplaire! A écouter fort avec de bonnes enceintes!!