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Violinist John Blake's second Gramavision set is generally a bit R&B-oriented
But the show is mostly J's and J's alone
Expertly composed by the renowned Keegan DeWitt
SLEEVE: NM- MEDIA: NM- YEAR: 1989 ORIGIN: USA EXTRAS: Still in shrink
the overall sound is still a mix of rock
Lets Get Free 1999 Violinist John Blake's second GramavisionDead Prez, or M 1 and stic. man, were part of '90s political rap movement with hits like "Let's Get Free." Featuring songs like "They' Schools," "Police State," and "Hip Hop," this record is intellectual, passionate, and full of sincerity. It also has upbeat tunes like "Be Healthy" and "Happiness" to uplift and inspire listeners. Even with help from Lord Jamar and Kanye West, the duo stays true to their message of fighting against capitalism in the
