The songs are full of audacity as Mc Barman uses samples from religious songs and Jewish wedding music and anything else a little controversial, Both the lyrics and sounds that M.C Paul makes are as random as each and other, they cover all aspects of a modern young life. The album's unhealthy mental state could be summed up in any of the 13 tracks, but to pick one at random, track 6 N.O.W has a Mario Brother sounding backing track accompanied by the crazy M.Cing of Paul. Which starts with him pretending to be an hippy 'free love' orientated teacher taking her pupils on "her type" of school trip (a protest!) The track carries on in this manner with Paul M.Cing as his screwed up self. Other features off the track include a short outburst off 'dum de duming' and other random noises. Its sounds to unbelievable to be true; but it is and its here, and if I have my way it will definitely stay.

M.C Paul Barman's debut album -'Paullelujah!' is the best thing to come from the white rap scene. All I can say is, if you believe you are mentally sound enough to not be in danger of being carted away to 'Bedlam' anytime soon then listen to this album and you will understand why this review reads as random as it does. Paullelujah is dirty but fun, perhaps a little to rude to be played in an office full of people! This however seemed to attract a lot of attention from passers by! With big hair and a personality to match Mc Paul Barman disserves to be the next big thing. The novelty factor of his records never fade and it never becomes annoying just funnier with each repeat of the ironic album.