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Intellectual Violence

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When I first saw that Keith Murray had a new album I thought, wow...already? None the less, i still ordered it about 2 minutes later. I was Kind of Skeptical because Rap-mur-pho-bia was good but I still expected more variety in his beat selection on that album. It was a great album for me cuz I just could'nt stomach anymore of that ringtone garbage.

Intellectual Violence Killed everything that came out so far this year. The beats fit Mr. Murray perfectly. Eric Serman's beats and Keith's visual verses are drenched in funk throughout. And consistant, and by consistant I don't mean stale. You'll know what I mean by the time you hit track 3. They're are 20 tracks listed on the back but 6 of them are very short, not annoying skits. I can live without the skits but I enjoyed every song on this disk.

My favorite tracks are: Every track that does'nt say skit

You can sample this album on Datpiff.com by the way

Mr. Murray is back and from what i heard this, this album is a good buy for keith murray fans only. If you are into the south and only associate good music by ringtones and commercial rap this cd is not for you. You have to really be a def squad fan to appreciate this work. Murray's lyrics are worth the price of admission alone.

Pretty good Keith Murray album, but the main problem that I notice is that most of the tracks are like 2 minutes and less, or just barely 3 minutes. The lyrics were pretty raw, and the album is guaranteed to squash any of the mainstream rap albums that are out right now. Most of the beats were mediocre, but acceptable and blended with Keith's style pretty good. Honestly, he could have simplified this album to 14 or 15 tracks. As I mentioned, there are too many incomplete tracks that he could have merged with other ones to make complete songs with. But I can also say that it's one of the best rap albums that I've heard in years and I do appreciate the effort. Overall 3.2/5