Hard to believe it had been so long since the last album. This album certainly doesn’t disappoint!! Can’t wait to hear the songs live!!

Very positive and spiritual album without ever feeling preachy. A much needed message for some that as bad and as dark as life can get, you aren’t the only one to go through it, and that, though it may be hard to see at times, the positives can still be experienced after the tough times and are incredible enough to make going through the them and coming out the other side worth it. One of (if not the most) inspiring and uplifting albums you will ever find

A favorite track?!? On THIS album!!?! Can’t be done. Every song is incredible and most of them have been my favorite at one point in time or another. This album is clear evidence of just how much Steaknife fingerprints are all over our favorite Rehab music, especially seeing as this whole album is right up there with Rehab’s discography!

Awesome collection of songs that will make you wonder how many amazing songs will never be heard simply because nobody was around or hit “record” around Danny Boone. I guess “I’m Still Hungry” kinda sums it up

This album will have you scouring the web for anything else you can find from Steaknife’s collaborator Soulfuli (everything I can find from him is mind blowing!!) And for those that hear this and think “Oh wow, they do a cover of Rehab’s 1980” would probably be pleasantly surprised to know that this is where the song first appeared. This is the album where I realized that much like Danny Boone, Steaknife doesn’t do filler or throwaways. You can feel the love of creating in every song h

This album is a artistic masterpiece!! The album takes you on journey through the progression of insanity, starting with Self Esteem on E and taking you through the decision to end it all, but incredibly doesn’t end there! What Have I Done is the post-suicide last thoughts of a tortured mind about to shut down for the last time. The entire concept for the song blows my mind and I don’t believe there is or ever will be another song like it

Favorite track has GOT to be Here, Now. Years after the break up, it seemed that prayers had been answered when we learned that the band was getting back together. Alas, was not meant to be, but at least we were blessed with these incredible songs. Here, Now was the first one I heard so I have always been comfortable calling it my favorite of the bunch. The quality of these songs is a huge reason why even now, 20 years after the initial Rehab split, people still clamor for a reunion