Tommy Gibbs
Superstar
Steve rifkin really promoted them well. They had a lot of ads in hip hop magazines prior to their release. Even if you had never heard a song from them, you were anticipating their release. The ads in magazines had the children holding up the rifles in the air and that would be the album cover. The cover would be kind of censored on the stands with a label over it that was in the jewel case, but it wasn't on the official insert. Popping in the cd for the first time, you hear an exert from the great speech by Omali Yeshytela about wolves compared to black folks. I didn't like the entire as much as I wanted to. I thought the production should have been better, but it's a solid release
predicted our millenial fate throughout the 2000 AmeriKKKan undertaking
