As a 32 year old man who loves listening to Jazz and other such similar genres, and an avid fan of Radio 2, i find it strange to be sitting her writing a review of an album like this one from Dizzee Rascal, his fourth album to date! My first real experience of the artist was seeing him perform the first track, Bonkers, on a TV chat show - and watching it was quite a strange experience as it should have been everything i hate in music, but for some reason it stuck in my mind and i liked it. Soon after i was in my wifes car, she is younger than me and hasnt yet progressed to Radio 2, and was listening to the very annoying Chris Moyles show where they played ...  Read the complete review

This is the fourth album from Dizzee Rascal and is far and away the most commercial album he has made, it reminds me a bit of how the Black Eyed Peas had to produce a very commercial album for their third release to ensure success and retain the record contract, well Dizzee has cashed in on the big festival successes he had over the summer and the massive hits that were Bonkers, Dance Wiz Me and Holiday. This is a very listenable album and while the title of the album may give a hint to whether or not you should take the lyrics very seriously or not there is the usual diet of sex, violence, drugs and money in the words to his songs. For me the ...  Read the complete review