Prison Planet

about this album

Keeping a neutral point-of-view is problematic where rap is concerned. This compilation is about as angry as any. It doesn't seem that the subject matter justifies the anger. The CD finds fault with everything in society, especially free speech. "Kill Bill O'Reilly??" Why?; apparently, because of what he says on-the-air. It's interesting that the CD samples his outburst on YouTube, where he uses foul language in his tirade (an attempt to paint O'Reilly in a negative light?). All of the lyrics on this CD use the same foul language delivered with the same tirade, but that isn't to be taken the same way. Aside from the withering political rants that are rap, the CD is high-energy, and there is, at least, an attempt at musicality, albeit pedestrian. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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