This album, the first in four years, features beats by I-DeA, the brains behind the legendary Japanese group SCARS, in addition to a variety of international track makers. Those who know I-DeA will recognize his usual transcendent skills, which are different from his usual sampling-based skills. The result is a hard and heavy bass that will make you grin from a different angle than usual. While retaining a trace of HIP HOP at its core, SHAKU's deep voice over a thick, distorted bass rhymes with the blood of blood in an unobtrusive manner. Combined with a punch line drawn from the agony of life, the song has a "Metal G" feel to it, just as the song title suggests. The song is a dull, rhyme filled answer to the question, "What does it mean to live again? The result is a blunt and sharply shining work filled with answers to the question, "What does it mean to live again? It is inevitable that you will fall on your neck with the tight rhyme with serious message, irony, SHAKU's kindness and humor. It is a perfect match for the clubs and of course the highways at night. Watch your speed.