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Lyricists: Richard Raw; Rasul Allahu; Ancient Kemet.
Arranger: Rasul Allah. Where Light Was Created: The Equidivium Music Lost Children Of Babylon Where Light Was Created: The Equidivium Songs | 1. | Intro |
| 2. | Where Light Was Created (Chapter I, II, III) |
| 3. | Will You Be Prepared? (When the Elohim Return) |
| 4. | Egyptian Magic |
| 5. | Cosmic Consciousness |
| 6. | Gladiators |
| 7. | As We Become One with the Sun |
| 8. | From the Womb of el Kuluwm |
| 9. | Pythagorean Theorum, The |
| 10. | Book of Black Light |
| 11. | Mystic Triad, The (Of Atum Re) |
| 12. | Heaven's Mirror |
| 13. | Stargate |
| 14. | Seven Thunders, The |
| 15. | Giving Praise (To Mother Nature) |
| 16. | Through the Eyes of an Embryo |
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Arranger: Rasul Allah.
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Since their debut, Jedi Mind Tricks have invited a legion of guest rappers to their full-lengths, and Army of the Pharaohs could well be the dénouement; under the billing "Army of the Pharaohs," nearly a dozen different rappers make a total of 50 appearances (all those on just 13 tracks). Also, the record apparently has a concept behind it (from the subtitle "The Torture Papers," at least), but neither Vinnie Paz nor Stupe nor any of the guests ever enlighten listeners about what the concept is, or what it means. (The best bet is yet more conspiracy theories, perhaps wrapped up with some Egyptology, and endless Middle Eastern war.) The only things left to glean from this record are the performances and the productions. As for the productions, it's mostly the usual horrorcore rap, already heard on all of JMT's many full-lengths (itself cribbed from old Gravediggaz or Wu-Tang records). The performances aren't much better, although four of the guests -- the great Esoteric, Apathy, and Celph Titled, plus producer 7L -- do make things interesting on their best appearances: "The Torture Papers," "Listen Up," and "King Among Kings." ~ John Bush
Since their debut, Jedi Mind Tricks have invited a legion of guest rappers to their full-lengths, and Army of the Pharaohs could well be the dénouement; under the billing "Army of the Pharaohs," nearly a dozen different rappers make a total of 50 appearances (all those on just 13 tracks). Also, the record appears to have a concept behind ...
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No surprises here -- but the Charlie Daniels Band is never about surprise. As with most artists who define themselves according to established musical traditions, their goal is to conform to audience expectations. In fact, there's something almost un-American about surprise, according to Daniels: On an album dripping with patriotic affirmation, the terrorists who felled the World Trade Center are reviled as "cowards" who "attacked without a warning" ("The Last Fallen Hero), and the most familiar melody in America, "The Star Spangled Banner," closes things on a comforting note. Other hallmarks of Dixie life, nearly as important as xenophobia, receive attention elsewhere on Redneck Fiddlin' Man: drinkin', oglin', and fightin' on "Southern Boy," the same stuff plus eatin' on "Little Joe and Big Bill," dancin', lovin', and fishin' on "My Baby Plays Me Just Like a Fiddle," NASCAR machismo and the sainthood of Dale Earnhardt on "High Speed Heroes." Daniels isn't the most nuanced singer out there, nor the smoothest fiddler -- but within the confines of ...
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