Immortal Technique Revolutionary Vol.2 Viper
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[Viper; 2003]  Rating: 4/5 4 / 5 (0)  Styles: political hip hop
Others: Mis Def, Talib Kweli, The Perceptionists  One of the
loudest critiques of our generation is that a general apathy has
infected our entire world-view. In the face of war, inequality,
and questionable leadership, we have grown complacent in lives
characterized by materialism, caring little about the notion of
affecting change. Those from earlier times lament that our
musicians only reinforce this lazy and irresponsible sentiment;
once a tool for artists to voice discontent and raw ideals,
music has devolved into a medium where entertainers espouse the
virtues of sex, cars, drugs…and bling.  While these critics have
a point, one doubts they have ever listened to Immortal
Technique. In 2003 this Peruvian born New Yorker, who is quite
possibly the angriest guy in music, issued an urgent call to
arms against the hypocrisy of the establis