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Southside Sacramento's diabolical madman makes headz spin 360's like "The Xorcist", the follow-up to the horrorcore classic "Psycho Active". Featured mobbers include Brotha Lynch Hung, SICX, Sadoir & more...grab the axe & check the tracks "Open The Caske
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Unknown Contributor Roles: Chopah; Da Misses; Killa Hoe; Lunasicc. Xorcist Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews a classic
This album is full of sick beats and serious lyrics. Good background, excellent lyrical rhythm(all tracks), deep content without preaching (Deuce-5..). You have to hear this album. Recorded over the phone out of prison, the sound is still clear, and I think it adds a different ( in a good way) quality to the vocals. The fact that it comes out of prison and the judicial system and prison experience and shows a change in the artist earns it stars. On a mental level- very interesting, addresses important issues from a different and more mature perspective than one might expect. On a musical level- skilled all around... you will definitely enjoy this album. Well worth buying.
Submitted by a reviewer (Greater Boston, MA, USA) 
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Worth the buy
Pretty good for recording over a phone, and hes got his cousin Lunasicc "Wanna Get High" which is probly one of the best weed songs to date. Other than the fact there are as many skits as there are songs, its pretty damn good
Submitted by Itsandy89 (OLY,WA)
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this cd is worth the money...even though it's old...it still beats anything that fake ol' Snoop Dog came out with...The best song is track 12...phenominal
Submitted by ABK209 (Cali)
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thank you so much for posting that tetra. ive been lookin for what movie that is for a long time.to anyone that hasnt heard x-raided xorcist you need to get it.
now tell me who they want to kill the most?
Submitted by mac10hollowtips (vancouver BC)
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Brainz an mo brainz
The movie clip is... return of the living dead (made in 84 - 86?) it is an older movie, but worth watchin for sure... x-raided brotha lynch, lovin it!I nvr liked rap until i was introduced to it by a friend from LA in 98 an i nvr looked back. forget 50 cent an the rest of them fake a** hoes, x-raided is as hardcore an real as it can get when u got dat siccness
Submitted by tetra_397 (Vancover British Columbia)
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