Album Review
Immortal Technique – “Revolutionary Vol. 1” – [Viper Records]
mickeyslim 10/17/2012 CD, Hip Hop
Outspoken rapper Immortal Technique’s first album is pretty fucking amazing. Born in Peru, grew up in Harlem, started a reputation as a ferocious battle MC. Using the money from battles, he produced this, Revolutionary Vol. 1.
Whatever the topic, Immortal Technique raps with utter conviction, even in the track “Beef & Broccoli” he got me all up in arms about people who diss on the food he likes to eat… theres also the usual racism, killing cops, government control, world revolution, etc.
Track 2 is apocalyptic, track 6 has a cool flute groove with the lyrics half in Spanish, tack 7 has a siren, track 8 blows you away, and the whole album is full of FCC’s. SAFE HARBOR FUN!
you heard it 19 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 2671 days ago, Number 6 played Revolutionary
- 3833 days ago, Surfer Rosa played Beef & Broccoli
- 3833 days ago, Number 6 played No Mercy
- 3840 days ago, Thurston Hunger played The Prophesy
- 3854 days ago, George Foothill played Creation and Destruction
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MSTiZA says
2001 called, they want their relevance back.
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