Dead Prez

US first press 2003. Records play great with minor hairlines. Sleeve has might shelf wear.
Although not an official Dead Prez release, a majority of the tracks features M-1 and/or Stic and definitely carry the busting-down-barricades spirit of the duo. True to the rebellious yet thuggish nature of the group, all the tracks forge a balance of violent street fury and beatification of knowledge; on "Baby Face," Bronx rapper Divine conjures up martyred icons like Huey P. Newton and Emmitt Till while lecturing young ganstas about the perils of ignorance. All who appear on the record combine for one of the more provocative songs in music history, "F*** the Law," a chanted war cry and exhortation to revolution.