Dead Prez - Lets Get Free. 18 years later. Lets salute it
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BelowTheMasonDixon
Veteran
One of the greatest albums ever. Rocked the shyt out of this in College. Still get chills listening to Propaganda.
UserNameless
Veteran
The Devil's Advocate
Call me Dad
i can listen to this straight through, no breaks, even the bonus tracks... top 5 album of all time
I'm hoping theres a emcee or a group thats out there and would tackle the root of White Supremacy like these cats did. I love what Kendrick and J Cole are doing but I feel that they aren't gonna go for bat and put out songs like "Police State" "Animal in Man", "They Schools" or put out a first single like Hip Hop where they talking about running up on crakkkers in City hall.
The Production on here was beautiful and the album hasn't "aged" at all. If there isn't a time for Dead Prez to really come back NOW is the time. What is going on with these guys?
Self_Born7
SUN OF MAN
those are my peoples peoples, Stic, M1, Tahir... all went to FAMU together and still record with them.
Definitely deserves to be considered a GOAT hip-hop album. Very politically charged, top notch production, and so much fukking variety too: you got shyt like I'm a African, Be Healthy, Happiness, Discipline, Propaganda, Animal in the Man, They Schools, Assassination, and my personal favorite...Police State. And that ain't even the half of it
The world also got a first glimpse of Kanye West, who did the remix It's Bigger than Hip Hop.
Happy friggin bday to this legendary record. RGB was dope too, but let's be real here...that shyt don't even compare.
The world also got a first glimpse of Kanye West, who did the remix It's Bigger than Hip Hop.
Happy friggin bday to this legendary record. RGB was dope too, but let's be real here...that shyt don't even compare.
cuz they knew he had the Answer
pointproven214
i speak facts not emotions
classic album
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
fukking classic from front to back. 
cornercommission2k12
so this were u dudes went
Year or so later....I'm a african, I'm a african
And I know what's happening !
All this social media psuedo bullshyt
And my stance is still the same
This album is the first time I heard about "Socialist economy" outside I'd briefly in a grade 1-12 school textbook.
And it was the first time I heard a black person talk about Socialism.
And it was the first time I heard a black person talk about Socialism.
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