Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Vol.2 CD (2003)

1: "Revolutionary Intro" (feat. Mumia Abu-Jamal)
2: "The Point of No Return"
3: "Peruvian Cocaine" (feat. Pumpkinhead, Diabolic, Tonedeff, Poison Pen, Loucipher, C-Rayz Walz)
4: "Harlem Streets"
5: "Obnoxious"
6: "The Message and the Money"
7: "Industrial Revolution"
8: "Crossing the Boundary"
9: "Sierra Maestra"
10: "The 4th Branch"
11: "Internally Bleeding"
12: "Homeland and Hip Hop" (feat. Mumia Abu-Jamal)
13: "The Cause of Death"
14: "Freedom of Speech"
15: "Leaving the Past"
16: "Truth's Razors"
17: "You Never Know" (feat. Jean Grae)
18: "One" (remix) (feat. Akir)

This is EXACTLY what we want from our hip hop. One of the finest rap albums ever, offensive, humourous, political, conspiracy tinged & and down-right cool as fuck. All the tracks on this album are killers, but the real stand out ones (for me at least) are Peruvian Cocaine - which tells the story of fucked up the coke trade is, You Never Know - a heart breaking tale of falling in love with someone who is dying, The Cause of Death - which is about the Sept 11th attacks, and the raw & in-yer-face Obnoxious. Infact, its hard, they're all fucking great. Great beats, great ryhmes, just get it, ok?

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