While the title doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, the music on this 20-track mixtape is a predictably likeable blend of boldly futuristic production (with a touch of old-school '80s R&B funk) and rhymes that center around Bay Area pride, streetwise swagger, big stacks of cash, and domination of females everywhere. Like most releases from the Livewire camp, it plays more like a compilation, with guest verses from the usual suspects: D Mac, Stevie Joe, E-40, Armani Depaul, J Stalin, Laz Tha Boy, Lil Hyfe, etc. While Pooh Hefner and Philthy Rich are veterans of Northern Cali's post-Mac Dre scene, they're still relatively unknown outside the Golden State. But keep your eye out, as they're both definitely on the come-up. Highlights here include "Liar Remix," "White Girl," "Punk B*tch Can't Stand Me," "It's Pimp'n," and the super-catchy throwback single "Lonely Girl."