Radio Free Brooklyn is definitely a juxtaposition to enslaved mainstream New York City airwaves.  Pete Miser certainly brings the heat like other Brooklyn Emcees that own their music.  And he goes further to make a mockery of an unrecognizable Hip Hop industry, with all its bling and posture.  This album is Ho-Made music, that means not for industry pimps.

Tracks like "Endure" reinvent a drum break used by the Jungle Brothers (a favorite of mine), whereas he shows his virtuoso musicianship on the cut "Toothbrush."

On the real, play this album right behind EL-P's Fantastic Damage just to see exactly how Brooklyn spitters are free from the norm.