This is a true song in words fuck the government 💚🖕

Can't be negatively charged on a moving planet.

Aryan = Air raid veteran. Amish= Aryan Money institutional system of Hell.

Please dont reproduce if you can’t take care of your creation. Theres is thing as goverment assistance and then there taking advantage. DO NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE. Ill seend you back to the stone age. Play righteously.

learned more in this one song than my entire time in school

Diabolic - Modern Day Future

One of the staple forces behind Termanology’s ST. Da Squad, DJ Deadeye has been waiting patiently for his turn in the spotlight. Many already know the Puerto Rican-born, Massachusetts-raised Deadeye (born Dustin Hernandez) as rapper Term’s DJ, but he’s spent the last six years quietly building an impressive resume that goes far beyond just his inner circle. Having released multiple critically acclaimed mix tapes and toured extensively in the U.S. and internationally, opening for artists such as Kanye West, Ghostface Killah, M.O.P., DJ Premier and others, Deadeye has made a name for himself in the industry off the strength of his achievements with others. But in 2011, he’s ready to step to the forefront with his official debut album on Brick Records in collaboration with his own ST. Records imprint, Substance Abuse. As executive producer, Deadeye crafts the album from top to bottom, assembling a fearsome cast of talent from across the hip hop spectrum, including Termanology, Cormega,
Trife Diesel, Steele from Smif N Wesson, MC Esoteric, Reks, Big Rapper Pooh, Slaine, Reef the Lost Cauze, Skyzoo, Blacastan, ST. Da Squad and many others, with production from Statik Selektah (1982), DC the Midi Alien (East Coast Avengers), Arabian Knight, Moss, J. Cardim, MGI and Deadeye himself. Led by singles from Freddie Foxxx, Panchi (NYG’Z) & Big Shug (“Had It Comin’”) and Slaine, Esoteric, Krumbsnatcha & Ea$y Money (“Livin’ Lost”), Deadeye delivers a disc full of raw, exciting hip-hop that, despite its many contributors, remains an album with his own distinctive stamp on it. The CD comes housed in a handsome 6 panel digipak with a fold out poster featuring original artwork by painter Andrew Royce Fournier. Catch Deadeye at SxSW and on tour worldwide all throughout 2011 with Brick label mates 1982 (Statik Selektah & Termanology) and REKS.


10. LIVIN' LOST FT. SLAINE, ESOTERIC, KRUMBSNATCHA & EA$Y MONEY

Produced by Lu Balz
Rite Hook's "From The Wrong" Album Available here: 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/from-the-wrong/id738139005


Rite Hook "It Ain't Easy" (Feat. Vinnie Paz & Slaine"

Jedi Mind Tricks (Vinnie Paz, Stoupe, Jus Allah) - "Trail of lies"

Vinnie Paz - Death Messiah 2012

Produced by Psycho Les (The Beatnuts). Cuts by DJ Eclipse. From Vinnie Paz's upcoming album "God of the Serengeti" available 10/22. 

Strings by Mireya Ramos
Mixed by Spent DNero at Goblin Music Studio

Cheesesteaks

Vinnie Paz "The Oracle" (Produced by DJ Premier) from Vinnie's new album "God of the Serengeti" available now.

The Oracle

Vinnie Paz "You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train." Produced by JBL the Titan and C-Lance.  From Vinnie's new album "God of the Serengeti" available on iTunes here: http://bit.ly/RBx4Io

You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train

Battle Hymn featuring Apathy, King Syze, Crypt the Warchild, Jus Allah, Esoteric, Blacastan, Celph Titled & Planetary.  Produced by Mr. Green.  From Vinnie Paz's "God of the Serengeti" album available now.

Battle Hymn feat. Apathy, King Syze, Crypt, Jus Allah, Esoteric, Blacastan, Celph Titled & Planetary

Vinnie Paz feat . Demoz - Body Snatchers Remix   ( Produced by Hattat )

Nosebleed - Vinnie Paz ft RA The Rugged Man

Solo artist. Frontman of Jedi Mind Tricks and Army of the Pharaohs and one half of the Heavy Metal Kings duo with ILL BILL. Owner of Enemy Soil Records.

You Can't Be Neutral on a Moving Train

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