Brother Ali - Truth Is EP

[ImmortalTech]

Brother Ali back at it, here's the long awaited follow up to The Undisputed Truth. Haven't listened to it yet but the Brother never dissapoints.

Track Listing:

01. Real As Can Be
02. Philistine David
03. Little Rodney
04. Palm the Joker
05. Good Lord
06. Baby Don’t Go
07. Talkin’ My Shit
08. The Believer
09. Begin Here

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peace

 

[Stone_Cold]

Got this pre ordered over at fifthelementonline.com really looking forward to it, Especially the DVD!!

 

[goymz]

Thanks - sounds good so far.

 

[ImmortalTech]

ANT stepped it up on this one... but to be honest I wasnt really feeling all of Brother Alis verses. Maybe it'll grow on me, but for sure it doesnt lyrically measure up to his previous releases.

-peace

 

[tHuG $TyLe]

ANT stepped it up on this one... but to be honest I wasnt really feeling all of Brother Alis verses. Maybe it'll grow on me, but for sure it doesnt lyrically measure up to his previous releases.

-peace

Agreed. I do like a few of the tracks but not alot of replay value as of yet.

 

[ImmortalTech]

yea I'm a lil disappointed cuz I've always anticipated Ali's shit since Shadows on the Sun, and he's never let me down. Althouh eh came with a different style on undisputed truth it still sounded fresh. This, I dont know, I guess I just expected better

 

[Stone_Cold]

Ive listened to it a few times over the past 2 days, theres nothing really mind blowing on it, but its still quality and a nice little filler until his next full length.

On the production side of things, Ant brings the heat. I absolutley love the beat on Palm The Joker, love songs with keys like that, pity its only like 2 mins long.

On the DVD he brings out his son Faheem, who says he liked to rap along to sir mix a lot, but Ali didnt allow him and made him change the lyrics, so he wrote a song about books. "I like big books and i cannot lie, i read them all the time" lol The kids got more flow than Wayne!

 

[ImmortalTech]

haha haven't seen the dvd... I always end up copping retail copies of his albums when I see em live.

To me, the dopest beat on the album was Little Rodney.. that shit was funky as hell