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Conquerors

Four years ago National Public Radio signed Mumia Abu-Jamal to do regular commentaries from death row, an agreement NPR quickly rescinded to satisfy conservatives whose support NPR has no hope of ever getting anyway. Six of these political commentaries appear on this new release from Alternative Tentacles.

Abu-Jamal doesn't discuss his actions the night Officer Daniel Faulkner was killed, but he does speak clearly and coherently on prison, police brutality (such as an incident where Philadelphia Police demolished the house of a Mount Airy woman in the name of the drug war) and African-American life. In "Father Hunger" he notes what the lack of black fathers has created in prison: "Those unloved find it virtually impossible to love, and those who were fatherless find themselves alienated and at war with their own communities and families."

The album includes brief testimonials from Allen Ginsburg and Alternative Tentacles founder Jello Biafra, two of the many celebrities who have defended Abu-Jamal...The liner notes feature the now-standard litany of complaints against the cops and prosecution in Abu-Jamal's 1982 trial. One album alone won't convert Abu-Jamal's many detractors, but people on either side of this case should take the opportunity to hear Abu-Jamal in his own words, and in his own voice.

-<a href="http://archives.citypaper.net/articles/030598/DQ1.shtml">Andrew Milner, Philadelphia City Paper March 1998</a>

Mumia Abu-Jamal - Legalized Crime

from the album "Hey Cop, If I Had a Face Like Yours..." (1991)

MDC "Millions Of Dead Cops" (1991)

Chemtrails, Wars, Vaccines, 9/11, False Flag Attacks, The Money System, Secret Societies, Big business, Bankers, The Rothschilds, Rockefellers, Slavery, the Royal Families... 
Tactical Subversion covers it all. A video of this track is available here: https://youtube.com/watch?v=6jNIhdkSGDU

Enjoy! 


Tactical Subversion

MC MA'AT - Puppet Master Massacre. 
This song is about killing off the Illuminati or the world's power-brokers. In this song they get a taste of their very own medicine.  MUSIC VIDEO AVAILABLE HERE ->
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ophS8lEwUPs

Fuck the system. 

Puppet Master Massacre

Winning remix from the first round of Chuck D's Flipmash competition.

Music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2Nar-C4Big

Original track is from Chuck D's 2014 solo album 'The Black In Man.'
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-black-in-man/id904355605


Chuck D - PIC I Hate Every Inch Of You (Phaze_5 COINTELPRO Mixx)

Brand new track about Television. 
"Turn It Off" 

Raw version. Released 23/January/2015 
Spread the word. 

MC MA'AT - Turn It Off

Immortal Technique -- Point of No Return

They Can't Kill Us All By: Elsie Law Produced By: VerseAll

They Can't Kill Us All By Elsie Law

The album has been in production since 2009. Songs from the album were revealed and released from 2009 to 2011. Music videos were created for the songs "Too Much", "Hand On Your Gun", "Terrorist?", "Something Wonderful", "Obama Nation", "Cradle of Civilization", "Blood, Sweat and Tears", "My Soul", "Obama Nation Pt. 2" and "Million Man March".
While discussing the name of the album to BBC Radio 1Xtra presenter Charlie Sloth, Lowkey said: "It comes from my position in the game is as an artist, trying to do my thing independently. It is a struggle - it's not easy. We have barriers placed in front of us at every single level. And so we have to fight for everything we get. As an artist I've never had anything put on a plate for me. I've had to struggle to put my music out there." And also added that; "it's about the widest struggle that I am part of, which what I feel is to wake people up to the humanity of people that we are sort of encouraged to ignore every day." On the subject of the album, Lowkey commented that: "The album has just got a lot of heartfelt music that is really and truly an expression of me. Say I died tomorrow, I want this album to be the last thing I say to the world and I want people to remember it and to recognize it as me. No one else." Later on he added "This album might change how people see the music industry and how its been destroyed, please wake up."
Track 8 off the album, "Dreamers", premiered on BBC Radio 1Xtra on 24 September 2011. Lowkey described the meaning of the song: "The track is about people with mental illness. Because I've known people that have issues with mental illnesses and is quite common. Like I say at the beginning there is people that see things that aren't there, and ask why not. Because they see further than a lot of people that are perceived as normal." Track 22, "Obama Nation (Pt. 2)" samples a lyric from the political hip hop song "Words I Never Said" by Lupe Fiasco, which Lowkey got permission to use via the social networking and microblogging service Twitter by Lupe

03 - Voices Of The Voiceless (Feat. Immortal Technique)

10 - Obama Nation

17 - Long Live Palestine

10 Immortal Technique - Open Your Eyes

The Emperor's Clothes

The Radio

Heavy Medication

Reverse Hypnosis track 12 - Alais Clay 2011

New World Police State

Reverse Hypnosis track 7

(intro and outro sample taken from Severn Cullis-Suzuki's 1992 Earth Summit Speech... Severn was 12 yrs old at the time  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7ep_8SLQh0)


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