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by balogun  in Music,  - Top 500, Jan 26 '07
Pros: Paz is reinvigorated; Stoupe is unsurprisingly amazing; album contains some of JMT's most insightful songs
Cons: Most of those interludes could have been left out, though
The righteous thug must have really thought hard about the path he was taking. I mean, who wouldn’t? Wouldn’t you do so - as the rapper of a hip-hop duo - when multitudes of fans are lambasting you for “dumbing down” your lyrics ...
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by sin-da-cat , Sep 10 '06
Pros: subject matter (finally), most production, guests...subject matter
Cons: still too many generic raps, formulaic production, a few more guests would have been nice
Since most of you reading this know the basics about JMT and are probably anxious to get to the review body, I'll keep the intro short. As most of you know, Jedi Mind Tricks is a Philadelphia duo consisting of MC Vinnie Paz (formerly known as Ikon the ...
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by the_carnage , Jan 07 '07
Pros: Production, subject matter, lyricism, Paz is back!
Cons: Production isn't as good as it used to be, some guests, skits
It’s been interesting to watch the evolution of the duo of Jedi Mind Tricks throughout the course of their five studio albums and how they’ve changed. From at first bringing the most unique and exciting music of their first album The Psycho Social… ...
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by foureyedfrog , Mar 09 '07
Pros: God-Like Stoupe production, a matured and lyrically progressed Vinnie Paz, excellent subject matter, guest appearances
Cons: None.
Many people are very skeptical when it comes to a Jedi Mind Tricks release. But honestly I do not blame them. After there first two cds, "The Psycho-Social CD" which contained alien conspiracy theories and historical battle raps, and then the ...
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by david-gilmore , Jan 05 '07
Pros: Production
Finding out Vinnie isn't as one dimensional as you may have thought
Cons: Too many interludes
Jedi Mind Tricks - Servants in Heaven, Kings in Hell 2006 saw the return of Jedi Mind Tricks who dropped their first group LP since Legacy Of Blood in 2004. A year out gave Vinnie Paz time to round up the troops and finally get the Army Of The Pharohs ...
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