Patience
I don't like One In A Million too much because of the racist and homophobic rant he goes into in the middle of the song. But otherwise, an interesting EP. The alternate version of You're Crazy is awesome!
I don't like the electric side too much, but the acoustic side is pretty amazing.
From some old interview regarding One In A Million:
Q: Does it bother you that so many people think you're misogynous, homophobic and racist?
A: It can bother me. But the racist thing is just bullshit. I used a word that was taboo. And I used that word because it was taboo. I was pissed off about some black people that were trying to rob me. I wanted to insult those particular black people. I didn't want to support racism. When I used the word faggots, I wasn't coming down on gays. I was coming down on an element of gays. I had just heard a story about a man who was released out of the L.A. county jail with AIDS and he was hooking. I've had my share of dealings with aggressive gays, and I was bothered by it. The Bible says, "Thou shalt not judge," and I guess I made a judgment call, and it was an insult. The racist thing, that's just stupid. I can understand how people would think that, but that's not how I meant it. I believe that there's always gonna be some form of racism -- as much as we'd like there to be peace -- because people are different. Black culture is different. I work with a black man every day (Earl Gabbidon, Rose's bodyguard), and he's one of my best friends. There are things he's into that are definitely a "black thing." But I can like them. There are things that are that way. I think there always will be.
People are afraid of things that are foreign to them.
It's that way with everything, you know? It's that way with people who are of the same race or same gender. Maybe now and then they'll reach a point where something happens, and they bond, and they're really close. But they're always going to have their differences. The most important thing about "One in a Million" is that it got people to think about racism. A lot of people thought I was talking about entire races or sectors of people. I wasn't. And there was an apology on the record. The apology is not even written that well, but it's on the cover of every record. And no one has acknowledged it yet. No one.
Some songs do remind me of M.I.A. (a comparison she must be sick of), but most of the album actually makes me think of Blondie more than anything else. And I like the "gold glitter vomit" cover a lot as well, 
That's not how he meant it? Then how did he mean it? He doesn't make that very clear. Whatever.
I love that CD! I don't have any of their albums.
