25 Feb 2013 20:27:28 Anyone ever heard of immortal technique! He's a… · #11417

Yeh mate he done a great interview with alex jones and I have downloaded his album it's free off itunes, a mate off here and twitter gave me the heads up about him, so ty dannny.

Listening to underground hiphop brought me here a few years ago hence the name jedimindtricks, there conspiracy talk is one of the reasons we will never see them on tele here some people might actually learn somthing. Lowkey is another very good artist these people put there words first and there money second witch is the way it should be.

Jedimindtricks

Just looked in iTunes and its £7. 99 for immortal technique

Vambo

Immortal Technique - The Martyr free download, just type that in google

I always wondered that with your sign off Jedi. Vinnie Paz came to Melbourne a couple of years ago and a female mate of mine went back to his hotel and some others. Said he was one of the most down to earth, laid back person she has ever met. Some other chick in the hotel room asked if he always brings groupies back and he kicked her out for being disrespectful.

My mate is still in e-mail contact with him and he has even offered for her to come to Philly and eat his mums Italian. He calls her his little sister. I was blown away when she told me all this and backed it up with the e-mails. People like Vinnie, Immortal and Lowkey (who a mate who just got back from London turned me onto) aren't it in for fame. It's all about the messages behind the songs.

Melbourne CFC

Well said Melbourne I have the martyr on my ipod ready for the gym now mate.

I recommend getting some of his earlier albums Frankie. Revolutionary Vol 2 is an absolute beast of a record. He was one of the first to do what he does, and get recognition world wide. If anyone hasn't heard the track Dance With the Devil, I recommend giving it a listen. A pretty dark track but it gives you an idea of his lyrical ability. Also Peruvian Cocaine pretty much breaks down how coke gets from the cocoa farmers in South and Central America into the US.

I looked up that Curtis Warren bloke, and going to the gym won't be doing you any favours of dropping the lookalike tag mate ;-)

Melbourne CFC

Come to think of it Dance with the Devil probably isn't the best track for any newcomers wanting to hear his music. Harlem Streets would be a lot more relevant to this page.

Melbourne CFC

Melbourne they know me in the gym so its all good, I won't be getting a dumbbell over my head as I am doing a chest press haha cheers for the the heads up on other tracks I will download them now, adios till later amigos.

Thats incredible melbourne! He has always came across that way a very humble guy who has thrived in the struggle, she is one lucky person that right there is a dream of mines! I actually have a savings fund that i'm toping up every now and then to go over to philly and see them in there back yard, when I lost my job my kid roughly the same time normal music didn't do it for me I needed somthing with meaning and these guys opened my eyes truely grateful for that, lowkey is a great artist all his songs have a message about them he's fighting for what he beileves in and I have to admit i'm with him on it its horrible what's happening over sea's, knowing you guys are listening to this aswell is great I try to get as many people as I can to listen but never drill it into there heads they usually learn thereselfs in time

Jedimindtricks

Just listened to immortal technique in the gym and he's songs are deep loved ultimas palabras its more like a martin luther king speech than a song, plus the martyr, mark of the beast and rich mans world (1%} he sounds a very very intelligent man, pity there are not more artist like that.

Sorry to hear about your loss Jedi. These guys are so real in the way they rap, I'm not surprised at all that you felt a connection to them. I know when I lost a close mate a couple of years ago, these guys music was definately something that helped me come to terms.

Vinnie Paz - Same Story was a track I wouldve played over 100 times. We ended up playing it at his funeral. Definately helped me understand that others know what it feels like to lose someone you love.

Melbourne CFC