Mr. Lif - I Heard It Today Album

Tracklist

1	Head High	4:27
2	PNN 1 (Peoples News Network One) Co-producer – Nik JhatakiaProducer – Paten LockeVocals – J. Haynes, Lisandro Morales	1:11
3	Gun Fight Featuring – Metro (Of SA Smash)	3:15
4	Folklore Featuring – Dumbtron, Vinnie Paz	3:23
5	Obama	4:00
6	Dawn	3:46
7	Homecoming (Scene) Producer – Mr. Lif, Willie Evans Jr.Vocals – J. Haynes, Lisandro Morales	0:23
8	What About Us?!	2:59
9	Welcome To The World	2:45
10	Police Brutality (Scene) Co-producer – DecayeEngineer – Ray FernandesProducer – Ray FernandesVocals [Additional] – Mr. Lif, Mr. Sonny JamesVoice [1st Crazed Racist Cop] – Ray FernandesVoice [2nd Crazed Racist Cop] – Jon Deane	0:46
11	Collapse The Walls	3:06
12	I Heard It Today	3:38
13	The Sun	3:40
14	Hatred	3:22
15	Breathe Featuring – Bahamadia	2:44

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
BTE01	Mr. Lif	I Heard It Today ‎(CD, Album)	Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises	BTE01	US	2009
none	Mr. Lif	I Heard It Today ‎(15xFile, FLAC, Album)	Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises	none	US	2009
none	Mr. Lif	I Heard It Today ‎(CDr, Album, Promo)	Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises	none	US	2009
none	Mr. Lif	I Heard It Today ‎(15xFile, ogg, Album)	Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises	none	US	2009
none	Mr. Lif	I Heard It Today ‎(15xFile, MP3, Album)	Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises	none	US	2009

Short intro

I Heard it Today - Mr. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Текст песни: As the woe of the common man grows I suppose I should flow Think of all the things that we should Heard It Today is the third solo studio album by American hip hop artist Mr. It was released by Bloodbot Tactical Enterprises on April 21, 2009. Written at the dawn of the Obama administration, the album is dedicated to capturing the pulse of a tumultuous era in the United States. I Heard It Today by Mr. Lif, released 14 April 2009 1. Welcome to the World 2. Breathe feat. I Heard It Today 13. The Sun 14. Dawn 15. Obama This is my first artistic venture since removing myself from the industry after a harrowing tour bus wreck in December 2006. These songs were written at the dawn of the Obama administration and they contain my thoughts on life in America moving forward. Ultimately, this music is intended to both alert and uplift the people. Immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire. Money from your purchase goes directly to the artist . Its all pretty heavy for conventional hip-hop but then again Mr. Lif has never been known to make party music. Lif takes a break from his agitprop onslaught for the reflective Head High, a stumbling, piano-driven smoke session with a friend who just came home. I HEARD IT TODAY features guest-spots from Bahamadia and Vinnie Paz, and production by Batsauce, J-Zone, Headnodic, Cut Chemist, and Lif himself. Thoughtful, topical, politically charged, and lyrically dense, Mr. Lifs fifth album espouses knowledge beyond hot-button political stories: housing problems, police brutality, black pride, and urban anger. Despite predating the Obama administration, his agitprop hip-hop transcends era. No matter the year, some social ills never get healed. I Heard it Today Mr. I Heard It Today. Released April 14, 2009. I Heard It Today Tracklist. Welcome To The World Heard It Today. Lif - I Heard It Today 2009. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Mr. Lif - Welcome to the World. Lif - Breathe w Bahamadia. Lif - Collapse the Walls. Lif - Folklore wDumbtron & Vinnie Paz. Lif - Police Brutality scene. Lif - Gun Fight feat. Play jigsaw puzzles for free Home. I Heard it Today, 2009. Breathe, 02:44. Lif's beginnings as a hip-hop artist has flourished since he first entered through the back rooms of El-P at the age of 20. Extremely provocative with his political lyricism, Jeffrey Haynes is known for his poignant lyrics that capture the mind and soul of his beliefs and the political landscape of the time he currently resides in. Every album he has ever made, including I Heard It Today is highly politically driven. While his statement may be quite extreme for us, it doesn't feel unjust. We're in social and religious wars between two 'nations'. The latter may not seem different to anyone that knows their history, but the social constructs that are intertwining with the Iraqi War are astonishing