Music To Download
I’ve noticed that it’s been some time since I gave you a few recommendations and so today you’ll get four. They’re all political. They’re all rap. The last one’s as hardcore as they come and I recommend you sample it before buying.
.1. “The Point of No Return” by Immortal Technique
.2. “Harlem Streets” by Immortal Technique
.3. “Field N*gga Boogie (XLR8R Remix)” by Public Enemy & Immortal Technique
.4. “Blackout Special” by Scram Jones & Immortal Technique
…you see the trend…
Rock introduced me to Immortal Technique.
.1. “The Point of No Return” by Immortal Technique
.2. “Harlem Streets” by Immortal Technique
.3. “Field N*gga Boogie (XLR8R Remix)” by Public Enemy & Immortal Technique
.4. “Blackout Special” by Scram Jones & Immortal Technique
…you see the trend…
Rock introduced me to Immortal Technique.
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posted by just a girl at 10:03 PM
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Maybe you will find our recent CD release, "Homeless In America: Twenty-One Songs of Social Conscience for the 21st Century" of some interest. With two anti-war songs and one entitled "U.S. Steal", it pretty-much addresses all things progressively political.
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oh, look at that! maha got blog-spammed. eww... i hope it doesnt stick to your hair or anything.
;)
Fefe, darlin' -- That's actually not spam but rather a bona fide reference :)
Hi Richard -- Thanks for the recommendation. I listened to a couple of the audio sample on your Profile >> it reminded me of the music in "O Brother Where Art Thou" (or: "Oh, Brother! Where Are 'Ya?" as one of my good friends calls is).
I have to admit that I've never considered music of this genre to be my kind of politics; but, a many of its roots rests in extreme poverty (& I see you've got references to music from the slave trade...), I'm obviously wrong.
Thanks for the link >> and I'll recommend to others to check it out (apart from the music, please pay attention to Richard's blog entry "Iran, Next Target Among Many").
bye,
m
oh oh .. you did not just make a hip hop post without me being around ..
I love immortal Technique. But, I gots to tell you hun, you missed one of his best songs. You have to download and listen to Dance with the Devil.
be careful now.. it can put a damper on your day. So be sure you don't have too much make up on when you listen to it, cuz tears might flow. Dance with the devil.. check that song. I'll check out what u listed. :)
Ive not hgeard of them but Ill go loiok them up on itunes.
thanks for ther eference.
T
Uzi is Dance With the Devil from Vol. 2?
Maha.. its the 11th song on Vol.1
enjoy it.. I can suggest many more very good songs too..
How abt No Regrets by Aesop Rock.. now there's a classic song
Of course >> make as many recommendations as you can! You should know what type of music I like (rap, anyway) by now...so keep 'em comin', please.
I've made a note of No Regrets and I'll let you know what I think.
thanks :)
m
I downloaded these and I LOVE LOVE LOVE 'Point of No Return'. Thanks for the rec!!!!
maria
Cool, happy you like it, Maria!
m :)
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