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Track List
01) Don't Forget Where U Came From
02) Walk Like a Warrior
03) I Have a Dream, Too
04) D.O.W.N.
05) Hell Yeah (Pimp the System)
06) W-4
07) Radio Freq
08) Fucked Up
09) 50 in the Clip
10) Way of Life
11) Don't Forget Where U Goin'
12) Hell Yeah (Pimp the System) (remix)
13) [silence]
14) [silence]
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17) [silence]
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19) [silence]
20) Twenty
21) Hell Yeah (rock remix)
01) Don't Forget Where U Came From
02) Walk Like a Warrior
03) I Have a Dream, Too
04) D.O.W.N.
05) Hell Yeah (Pimp the System)
06) W-4
07) Radio Freq
08) Fucked Up
09) 50 in the Clip
10) Way of Life
11) Don't Forget Where U Goin'
12) Hell Yeah (Pimp the System) (remix)
13) [silence]
14) [silence]
15) [silence]
16) [silence]
17) [silence]
18) [silence]
19) [silence]
20) Twenty
21) Hell Yeah (rock remix)
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First Released
2004
Hip-Hop
Political
Urban/R&B
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RBG: Revolutionary but Gangsta is a the second studio album released by Dead Prez, It was released March 30, 2004, on Sony Records
RBG represents the traditional African colors of the UNIA,
red, black, and green, which are featured on the album cover.
On RBG: Revolutionary but Gangsta, Dead Prez talks about ending poverty and depression, and of "pimping the system" as a means to this end and to the cause of liberation. On "Hell Yeah," Dead Prez declare "Fuck welfare / we say reparations".
Inside the album liner notes, RBG is variously described as standing for; "revolutionary but gangsta", "real big guns", "real black girls", "ready to bust gats", "reaching bigger goals", "read 'bout Garvey", "rappers be gassed", "red black green", "rider's basic guide", and "rollin big ganja".
The song "Radio Freq" first appeared on Turn Off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 1 as "Turn Off the Radio" and is considered an homage to Ice Cube's song "Turn Off The Radio".
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RBG: Revolutionary but Gangsta is a the second studio album released by Dead Prez, It was released March 30, 2004, on Sony Records
RBG represents the traditional African colors of the UNIA,
red, black, and green, which are featured on the album cover.
On RBG: Revolutionary but Gangsta, Dead Prez talks about ending poverty and depression, and of "pimping the system" as a means to this end and to the cause of liberation. On "Hell Yeah," Dead Prez declare "Fuck welfare / we say reparations".
Inside the album liner notes, RBG is variously described as standing for; "revolutionary but gangsta", "real big guns", "real black girls", "ready to bust gats", "reaching bigger goals", "read 'bout Garvey", "rappers be gassed", "red black green", "rider's basic guide", and "rollin big ganja".
The song "Radio Freq" first appeared on Turn Off the Radio: The Mixtape Vol. 1 as "Turn Off the Radio" and is considered an homage to Ice Cube's song "Turn Off The Radio".
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