U-God & Methodman - Wu Tang

Jedi Mind Tricks - Saviorself

Nas - Get Light (Phat Tape Remix)

Immortal Technique -- Point of No Return

Apathy "Moses" featuring Twista and Bun B
Produced by Apathy

First official single from Apathy's forthcoming solo LP : "Handshakes With Snakes" dropping June 10th

Apathy - "Moses" featuring Twista & Bun B

Jedi Mind Tricks - Spaz Out

Diabolic ft. Immortal Technique - Frontlines

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Produced by Jake One. 

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LYRICS: 
Only Life I Know

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
Feeling extra low 
Please let me go 
Oh… Lord… No…

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
And it stress me so
God bless my soul
Oh… Lord… No…

Whether it’s the projects or trailer park mess
Raggedy apartment complex
With a stressed out single mom sitting on the steps
Waiting on the mailman looking for a check

Boys on the corner pushing out their chest
Questing for anything that resemble respect
Young girls swing their hip with every step
Looking for affection settling for sex

Bodies decorated with tattoos and chains
Trying to put armor between you and pain
Wood grain steering wheel the bass bang
Loud enough to drown out the hatred in your brain

The only out is smoking out 
Get lean get wet get meth get tore down
Cause who the hell would want to stick around
Put me in a haze I ain’t never coming down

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
Feeling extra low 
Please let me go 
Oh… Lord… No…

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
And it stress me so
God bless my soul
Oh… Lord… No…

They just want to get you in the system stick you in a prison 
Enlist you in the military ship you to the desert
Gigs don’t exist for you to make a decent living
But we got three illegal wars that you can pick from 

Keep stressing morals and personal decisions
Tell me what’s moral about these conditions
Who decided you don’t got enough to teach children
Stay spending billions on stadiums and prisons

How many routes can folks really choose
When you’re oppressed only three lead to you
The first one is follow the rules and stay in school
And be the square dude that society approves    

Get a little job or a shitty apartment
A subprime mortgage in a failing house market
And after a life of dedication and hardship
You die just as poor as you was when you started

Fuck that what’s up with the second option 
You can always hit the corner and try to get it popping
Get fast guap when you out robbing and clocking
But chances are that you probably die violent

Best hope that you got it getting knocked 
End up with a job in a prison metal shop
They ain’t paying nothing but 3 hots and a cot 
Don’t you know that’s the biggest hustle they got

Or door three you could get on that welfare
They ain’t trying to help they’ll put you through hell there
Give you just enough so you’re not going to starve
And constantly harass you while you looking for a job 

If you do luck up and someone let you punch a clock
And they find out about then your check is getting docked
Can’t win for losing they dehumanize you 
You never get caught up you caught up in that cycle

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
Feeling extra low 
Please let me go 
Oh… Lord… No…

It’s my life 
Yeah the only one that I’ll ever know 
And it stress me so
God bless my soul
Oh… Lord… No…

Brother Ali - Only Life I Know

Ill Bill - American History X

05 R.A. The Rugged Man- The Dangerous Three (Feat. Brother Ali, Masta Ace) (Prod. Mr. Green)

"Freedom Of Speech" is track 14. Produced by 5th Seal formally know as "Daneja" off of Revolutionary Vol. 2 is the second studio album by rapper Immortal Technique, It was released on November 18, 2003, and is a follow-up to his debut album, Revolutionary Vol. 1.
Revolutionary Vol. 2 attacks the United States government, especially the Bush Administration. Immortal Technique claimed in an interview to have sold more than 85,000 copies. The album features Mumia Abu-Jamal, who introduces the album and also provides a speech about hip hop's relationship to Homeland security. Issues repeatedly discussed on the album include poverty, drug trade, slave labor, censorship, the September 11th World Trade Center attacks, Illuminati, media bias, and class struggle. 
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Immortal Technique "Freedom Of Speech" Produced by 5th Seal

In an industry saturated by rappers and beat makers the true emcee and producer are quickly becoming a rare breed. Fortunately their are few who still keep true to the essence and continue to carry the torch in today's music climate. The music of 5th Seal embodies hip hop in it's purest form. His credits speak volumes, Method Man, Cortez, Immortal Technique, Joell Ortiz, Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Krs One, Rass Kass, Kool G Rap, Rakim and Canibus are just some of the artists who have recorded on the music of 5th Seal. 5th Seal is a Brooklyn native who made his name on New York City's underground beat battle circuit, with late partner Metaphysic (RIP). The duo dominated the battles and secured their stake in the New York scene as the producers on the rise. 5th Seal has been living up to the anticipation with various placements, working with hip hop legends, independent artist and various mainstream acts. In addition to albums he has also produced scores for television including the "PEPSI MAX Hip Hop Audible" commercials which featured Talib Kweli, Lupe Fiasco, Snoop Dog and played seventeen weeks on your flat screen. 5th Seal is the producer to watch as he continues to bring that heat on his road to hip hop infamy.