As I said earlier in the thread, my attempts to get into DOOM usually resulted in a resounding "meh". Wasn't big on Operation Doomsday or Madvillainy (!!!!), but I still decided to give MM.. Food a listen because it seemed like every person who wasn't me thought DOOM was jesus in rapper form. I have to say, after listening to this album... I still kind of feel the same way.

(but i guess luke did tell me that this album isn't much different from the other two i mentioned)

I'm not saying this is a bad album. It's good, but that's about all it is.
My main issue with the album is the amount of "wasted time", I guess. Be it the extended sample at the beginning of Beef Rapp, or the four skit run of Poo-Putt Platter, Fillet-O-Rapper, Gumbo, and Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate, there's a lot of spots where nothing is really happening. A beat will ride on for another minute, a sample will carry on for too long, etc.
I can see why the skits are there, though. With 15 tracks (including skits) clocking in at 48 minutes, this album is a decent length. If all 15 were full length tracks, it could drag on after a while but even then I would have preferred it. These skits take up about 6 1/2 minutes of the album's runtime (granted, Fig Leaf Bi-Carbonate plays out more like an extended beat than a skit) which might not be too bad if they were spaced out instead of one after another. They all lead into eachother, though, which is kind of neat.

With that out of the way (wow i spent a lot of time talking about something really f*** insignificant), the actual meat of the album is fine. Each track has a pretty solid beat (especially album highlight Potholderz), and DOOM is a fine MC. But nothing really stands out to me. Oh sure, there's some funny lines like "These old things, about to throw them away; With the gold rings that make em don't fit like OJ", but all that got from me is a little "heh. okay". It's not really something I'll remember later.

There are some choice cuts here, the previously mentioned Potholderz being one, and Rapp Snitch Knishes being the other. Knishes is easily my favourite track, mostly because Mr. Fantastik's laid back flow goes together so well with the beat that he manages to lay down the best verse of the album. DOOM's verse on this track is fine, too.
Guinnesses almost made the cut for best track. I thought it was really cool that DOOM decided to sit out on this track and instead have guest rapper Angelika take centre stage. The only thing bringing this down is a, quite frankly, terrible hook. I'll leave the link here for you to check out if you want.

I guess what I'm trying to say is there's no doubting that DOOM is skilled, and I can definitely see WHY people enjoy his music so much, but I dunno. He just doesn't do anything for me.
Overall: 5-6/10. It's fine. I probably have dumb reasons for rating it that, but whatever. I won't be adding it to my main library, but I actually do recommend it to fans of hip hop. Odds are you'll like it and call me crazy.