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| | Terror Firma | | | Music Artist : | | Reavers | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Green Streets Ent | | Release Date : | | 2005-11-15 | | Store Price : | | $13.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $13.98 | | Usually ships in 24 hours | | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. America 2. Web 3. Dusted 4. Slums 5. Bodybuilding 6. Pirate 7. Beast 8. Invasion 9. Penmanship 10. Napalm 11. Empire 12. Melody 13. Arcade 14. Nature 15. Warrior 16. Genocide 17. Scoundrels 18. Skirmish 19. Shadows 20. Hochiminh/Believers - Reavers, Duke Shisty
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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Don't judge a cd by the cover Submitted on: 2008-04-17 |
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I must admit that I purchased this cd based on a blind buy. I was searching for political rap artists and this cd came up. The cd was cheap enough, so I decided to take the plunge. The cd starts off deep, but as I listen to it further, the political aspect gets lost in all of the obscure beats. For the most part, the emcees have a decently smooth flow, and can ride the beat pretty well. Some of the songs...well, I guess they try. By the time I get to track 14, I stopped paying attention to the rest of the cd, and I began to zone out. The cd starts to pick up on track 15 In short, there are a few good songs that stood out on the whole cd:
Slumz
Web
America
Shadows
Warrior
Bodybuilding
Overall, the listen was good, but I don't think this will get much replay from me. The good thing is that it gave me some exposure to all of the different emcees I haven't heard of. |
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Amazing Album--top to bottom Submitted on: 2005-12-23 |
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To say this album is political does not do justice to the album: it is beyond political and beyond hip hop. 'Slums' is a superior track that works multiple lyricists together at once like Wu Tang at the top of their game. This track will have everyone saying "ohhh yeah." The track 'Pirate' with lyrics by Priviledge has the best beat on the album. One of the amazing parts of the album is how the flows fit into the beats. Even when there are multiple voices and different flows, the beats accomodate the differences with ease. For example, the track 'Melody' switches the beat in order to accentuate the different lyricists on the track. This album is a great political hip hop album with lyrics that surpass all other political rappers. The spirit of Public Enemy, the streets of Dead Prez, and the brains of Immortal Technique all mixed together into an amazing collection of songs. At the same time, the production and the lyrics will make any underground head jive to the album. If you like Cannibal Ox, Wu Tang, Immortal Technique, Def Jux, Sadat X, Nonphixion, R.A. the Rugged Man, Brooklyn Academy, or J Live, you will love this album. It outdoes the entire scene. An amazing album for anyone that likes hard lyrics, banging production, and real hip hop. Here's my favorite lyrics from Billy Woods (the best MC in the world!!!) on the track 'Invasion':
"Things fall apart, we take the pieces and make art,
Edward Said, I took his thesis and made darts"
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