No More Prisons [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Informercial [Meet the Press]
2. Where Ya At?
3. Dedicated - Sister Asia,
4. Criminal
5. Evolution - Vinia Mojica
6. Outa Site
7. No More Prisons - Hurricane G
8. Murda Box - Dead Prez, ,
9. Voices - Daddy O
10. M.O.V.E.
11. Drug Warz - The Coup
12. Lunchbreak
13. Inspiration
14. Plan
15. Behind Enemy Lines - Dead Prez
16. More Prisons - Kool DJ Eq
17. Battle Cry - Akbar
18. Siege
19. Hold the Key
20. Rich Get Rich - Chubb Rock, Edo G, Lil' Dap,
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No More Prisons,Various Artists,Raptivism,Alternative Rap,Gangsta Rap,Hardcore Rap,Hip-Hop,Pop,Rap & Hip-Hop,Soul/Reggae/Rhythm & Blues,Underground Rap

Average customer rating:

dont listen to these reviewers

an acquired taste

NO GOOD

Not what I expected.

THE MESSAGE...

No More Prisons
Various Artists , dead prez , Cocoa Brovas , and The Last Emperor
Manufacturer: Raptivism
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

Infomercial (Meet The Press) - DJ Shame
Where Ya At - B.K.N.Y.
Dedicated - Sister Asia
Criminal - Danny Hoch
Evolution - Vinia Mojica
Outa Site - Apani B-Fly Emcee
No More Prisons - Hurricane G.
Murda Box - Hedrush/Dead Prez/People's Army
Voices - Daddy-O
M.O.V.E - Rubberoom
Drug Warz - The Coop
Lunchbreak - Helixx C. Armaggedon/Pri The Honey Dark
Inspiration - Prof. Cornel West
The Plan - The Reepz
Behind Enemy Lines - Dead Prez
More Prisons - Kool DJ EQ
Battle Cry - Akbar
Siege - El Battalion
Hold The Key - Scientifik El-D/God Wize/L Da Headtoucha/K-Slaughta
Rich Get Rich - Chubb Rock/Lil' Dap/Edo G./Paw Duke
Too Much - Grandmaster Caz
Let Us Go - Lyric & Mike Ladd
Underground Railroad - Yazeed

Customer Reviews:

dont listen to these reviewers.......2005-02-19

i havent listened to this album, so dont mind my 5 stars. why is it that other people reviewing this album regard this album is dead prez's second album?! IT'S A COMPILATION!!!! dead prez has only 2 songs on this album murda box and behind enemy lines.

an acquired taste.......2004-05-20

I bought this album because i was looking for some concious hip-hop in an age of crap rap. At first I was less-than-impressed. After listening to the album a few times through however - seriously people - i became hooked. I'm talking all day - every day. This album seriously played for a month str8 in my discman. Some songs are indeed wack - Hurricane G for instance sucks! But on a whole this compilation is the shiznit. This album brings attention to a serious struggle and is worth far more than a 50 cent piece for true hardcore hip-hop heads.

NO GOOD.......2004-01-02

Buy the first CD, this one is garbage, for a winner from dead prez, you gotz to get the first one!!!!

Not what I expected........2003-01-10

I loved dp first cd let's get free. Their political, social, and musical commentry and criticism uplifted and inspired. With ill, and at times, off tempo and original beats and production, I don't see how a rap fan could not like it. But NO MORE PRISONS is no good.. a few decent or good tracks like Evolution,Outa Site, Hold the Key, Rich Get Rich, and Behind Enemy Lines which isn't even a new song, It was on the first album. It's also the only song only by DP on the album, Murda Box features em and is ok, dope at times but the production doesn't captivate my attention and it kind of irritates me. Battley Cry is decent too. More prisons is a nice short cut. Too much is trying to be old school, and good lyrics, but could be much better with better production and delivery.
Much short of what I expected and many tracks that should've been dropped. Needed more DEAD PREZ too.

THE MESSAGE..........2002-11-24

... here is we dont want no more prisons, let people [commit crimes] the world over becuase everything is racist and everyone is against us.... WT...?????!!!!!!

i wonder what dead prez would think of abolishing prisons if somebody was killing their mothers?

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Average customer rating:

Revoltionary Bump Bump

Loving this.

No More Prisons, Vol. 2
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Manufacturer: Raptivism
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Trap Me In - Shabaam Sahdeeq,
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Judas Factor - David Banner, Killah Kamikaze
Rich Get Rich [Agallah Mix] - Agallah, Chubb Rock, Edo G, , Lil' Dap
Locked - Zion I
Behind Enemy Lines [DJ Shame Mix] - Dead Prez
Battle Cry - Akbar
Drug Warz [DJ Shame Mix] - The Coup
Hold Tha Key 2 - Krumbsnatcha
California Mind State - Self Scientific

Customer Reviews:

Revoltionary Bump Bump.......2003-12-14

i enjoyed the first album so when i saw this came out I grabbed it immediately, and was not disappointed. My favorite trax are saigon, zion i and shabaam sahdeeq. plus some of the remixes on there are better than the originals, like The Coup's "Drug Wars." I wish more albums would come out like this with dope music and hard-hitting content. This album is a no-brainer if you like political hip hop.

Loving this........2003-11-07

Hip hop that is both high quality and conscious.