This trio-collabo funk bomb will be pumpin through your speakers like blood through veins. You know that part in Pulp Fiction when Vince stabs the adrenaline needle past Mia’s chest and into her heart? Ya… You get the picture. Tame One, either you love his style or you hate it, balances his hemisphere quite well with Del Diablo’s. Parallel Thought is on the boards, having originated complex sounds that teeter on the edge of over-production, yet match well with the maniacal flows of Del and Tame, forming a proper album. The platform is a story of two views, two styles, two sides to a book. Del rebounds with a focused fury after his questionable 11th Hour effort, melding rhyme schemes like alchemy (… fitting since the label has Gold in the name). Tame One (of the renowned Artifacts, which he formed with El Da Sensei) obviously hasn’t been dented too badly by the sherm dips, having delivered his best work in years. As for the Diesel, this album will temporarily quench fan’s desire for the highly anticipated sequel to the cult classic Deltron 3030… Deltron Event II.