This is essentially the opposite of I’m Still Livin, not
only in that Z-Ro has shed the ‘woe is me’ songs which used to define him, but
also (thankfully) in that the majority of beats aren’t total ear-graters.
Listening to Look What You Did To Me, it’s hard to imagine calling a Z-Ro album
a “good time” but here we are. The heavy presence of features doesn’t allow
Z-Ro to get too personal, so we’re left with one of the smoothest flows and voices
in rap and a throwed atmosphere. Of course this is all relative, so
there’s still a small touch of the Z-Ro weariness, and, (regrettably) two
flagrantly atrocious beats but for 34 songs and 154 minutes, it’s consistently
entertaining. One of the most remarkable tracks is a screwed version of the
Guerilla Maab classic Fondren & Main, which may be the single greatest
track to bear the name DJ Screw. With the number of great tracks here it’s easy
to call this one of Z-Ro’s best releases. Among double disc mixtapes, there can only be one better.
