CD-Charts Position 41
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The 3rd World

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Immortal Technique & DJ Green Lantern

Release Date June 24, 2008
Typical Green Lantern production, if you've heard any of his work with Eminem this will be similiar, could almost hear Em on these tracks...as far as Immortal technique goes this album is not as dark as some of his previous works, more about politics and how we deal with other countries. His voice has changed up a bit too, sounds like Nine from 1995 or so.

CD-Charts Position 42
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Tropic Thunder

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date August 05, 2008
As of this writing, TROPIC THUNDER is the funniest movie to be released in 2008. In addition to the key casting of the main characters and the genius of Ben Stiller (who co-starred, co-wrote, directed, and co-produced the film), TROPIC THUNDER has a great soundtrack that adds to the humor of the film. From using songs that have been used in war movies before, e.g. "Ball of Confusion (That's What the World Is Today)" to Alpa Chino's (Brandon T. Jackson) #1 hit song "I Love That P***Y", the music in TROPIC THUNDER perfectly captures the mood of the film. Unfortunately, not quite all of the songs from the movie have actually made it onto the soundtrack. The most glaring exceptions are the songs that Les Grossman (Tom Cruise) dances to: "Get Back" ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 43
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The Chronic

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Dr. Dre

Release Date May 22, 2001
This album is a classic. Dr.Dre was at his best back in the day. "Let's Ride" is a classic joint off this album. This c.d. is a must have. I got this c.d. in my c.d. case in my car. You could pretty much play the whole c.d. without skipping from track to track.

CD-Charts Position 44
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Portable Sounds

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Tobymac

Release Date February 20, 2007
I just realized lots of his album covers as well as DC Talk's are blatantly showing their free masons belonging.

Toby Mac is an Illuminati (high ranked free mason like Jay-Z and so many others that r part of our daily lives. The Portable Sound cover is the very obvious symbol of the pyramid and the all seeing eye (stylized of course). This symboil is everywhere: Eiffel Tower, back of 1 dollar bill, Israel Logo etc... You can google "illuminati architecture"


You can see the all seeing eye in DC Talk covers as well, go to Amazon for some blatant examples:

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Once you know how to recognize free masons symbols you will see it's everywhere (like CBS logo, the all seeing eye)...all this helps those satanists ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 45
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All Summer Long

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Kid Rock

Release Date July 08, 2008
I just realized lots of his album covers as well as DC Talk's are blatantly showing their free masons belonging.

Toby Mac is an Illuminati (high ranked free mason like Jay-Z and so many others that r part of our daily lives. The Portable Sound cover is the very obvious symbol of the pyramid and the all seeing eye (stylized of course). This symboil is everywhere: Eiffel Tower, back of 1 dollar bill, Israel Logo etc... You can google "illuminati architecture"


You can see the all seeing eye in DC Talk covers as well, go to Amazon for some blatant examples:

[...]

Once you know how to recognize free masons symbols you will see it's everywhere (like CBS logo, the all seeing eye)...all this helps those satanists ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 46
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The Greatest Story Ever Told

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: David Banner

Release Date July 15, 2008
David Banner's newest release is "better than most" hip-hop albums in circulation right now, but as a hip-hop fan that's over 30 years old, that's not saying much. While much of the skits and conversation on the album talk revolution and doing things differently as a hip hop nation and a black community, the tracks really don't. He's certainly got some club bangers in store for you, among them are "get like me" and "shorty say" (featuring Lil' Wayne) - but the truth is beyond that it's just not that entertaining and not that special. It's simply better than most. Greatest story ever sold. Not at all.

CD-Charts Position 47
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Welcome To The Dollhouse

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Danity Kane

Release Date March 18, 2008
There first cd was alright only a few tracks were okay, but it was to hyped and played out. I wasn't even going to pick there 2nd cd up after watching the show they made it seem like they had bad tracks so I even wondered about getting it.

my friend picked it up for my birthday and I played the cd out in my car I loved almost every track. made me wish I never picked up the day 26 cd because the hype was higher with them just goes to show me don't listen to hype.

CD-Charts Position 48
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Demon Days

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Gorillaz

Release Date May 24, 2005
I love the CD. After 2 years I still can't get enough of it. However, I sprung for this enhanced version when I read that it contained complete lyrics. FYI: it does not.

There are only fragments from each song and even those are clearly NOT what went to tape in some places.

CD-Charts Position 49
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Definition of Real

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Plies

Release Date June 10, 2008
plies and this album and his first album are all trash.dont waste your time or money.

CD-Charts Position 50
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Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)

CD-Charts > Music > Rap and Hip-Hop
by: Wu-Tang Clan

Release Date November 09, 1993
Once in My life (the 90's to be accurate) I listened to nothing but hip-hop. That period is over a long while ago, and lot's of the albums I owned I couldn't listen to ever again! One of the great exceptions is the debut of Wu-Tang Clan, that really holds up well more than ten years later. What I really liked about their music, and still does, is not only their quirky idea of sampling sound-bits from chop-sockey films. It was even more their minimalistic, raw and kinda gritty sound. Most of the tracks were made of only one small sample and a drum beat. And all of the rappers are good, and could deliver some surprising kicking lyric. Check tracks like 'Tearz', 'Protect Ya Neck' and 'Clan in Da Front', that's it! Just forget the latest flops from the clan and go straight ... Read More: