01. Rushmore Tune-Up (Intro)
02. National Threat feat. East Coast Avengers
03. Man Made Ways feat. Slaine, Trademarc, Vinnie Paz & Sabac Red
04. Ain't Shit Changed feat. Outerspace
05. Another Hundred Days In feat. Trademarc
06. Revolutionary Theme Music feat. Esoteric, Main Flow & King Magnetic
07. The Spirit Pt. 2 feat. Champs Vs. The League & Trademarc
08. Disposable Heroes feat. Nabo Rawk & Apeshit
09. Pawns And Rooks feat. Blaq Poet, Esoteric & Akir
10. World Wounds feat. Sabac Red, Trademarc, Ishiek & DJ DFI (Revolution Of The Mind)
11. Riot Gear feat. Trademarc, Termanology, Singapore Kane & Big Shug
12. The Right To Remain Violent feat. East Coast Avengers & Reef The Lost Cauze
13. Technology Takeover feat. Granite State
14. Soldiers/Survivors feat. Esoteric, Boycott Blues & Godilla
15. Ride For A Cause feat. Reef The Lost Cauze, Doap Nixon, Blacastan & Reks
16. Artists In A Time Of War feat. Trademarc
17. Recession feat. Jon Hope & LB
18. Birth Of A Nation feat. Reks
19. False Prophets (Digital Exclusive)
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3 comments:
I'd intentionally skip giving it a listen after having heard the leak "Man Made Ways" which was shouting and boring. If someone has a bit of time, I'd hear some words about the record or at least about some tracks I shouldn't miss. peace
just another political hip hop album.... been done before (and too many times i might add)
would have made a better instrumental release
the only joint that really stood out for me was the one with Blacastan
seems like the concept of the whole album is the Government.
and these guys call themselves the 'east coast avengers'??? what is their to avenge... no body has fallen.... hip hop never died .... i dont get it
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