NNMaddox revives his Dr. Strangelove character for a third installment of alternative hip hop greatness. Combining elements of Prince, Pink Floyd, Public Enemy, DIY punk rock ethics and modern technology, nothing seems impossible on No Reciprocal. Political anthems, broken-hearted melodies, and sneering "told-you-so" diatribes make No Reciprocal sound like the album Bob Dylan would have included "Positively Fourth Street" on. Ever the lyricist, Dr. Strangelove picks up where Rakim left off and travels to 1968 to hang out with Donovan. No Reciprocal tackles the love/hate relationship with technology and the erroneous concept of progress. Flesh and blood has been replaced with clicks of button and instant gratification. No need to be terrorized by telemarketers and televangelists, Dr. Strangelove prescribes the only real medicine for all your burnout babies with No Reciprocal.