Ice-T - Home Invasion flac album

Home Invasion is the fifth studio album by American rapper Ice-T. This album was originally set to be released in 1992 as part of his deal with Sire/Warner Bros.

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Given the fact that most of Home Invasion was recorded during and after the "Cop Killer" media firestorm, it comes as no surprise that the album is an uneven, muddled affair, not the clean, focused attack of . Instead of producing an album that illustrates his confusion through the music (like Public Enemy's claustrophobic "Welcome to the Terrordome"), Ice-T made a confused album, unsure in its musical and lyrical direction. Home Invasion does have some flashes of brilliance (about a third of the album, particularly the tribute to the gang truce,.

Race War. That's How I'm Livin'. Pimp Behind The Wheels. Hit The Fan. Depths Of Hell. Message To The Soldier. Ain't a Damn Thing Changed. MusicBrainz: Home Invasion.

2. It's On. 3. Ice . 6. Addicted to Danger. The last album in Ice-T's beginning hot streak, Home Invasion is conscious and cautionary and dope. One person found this helpful.

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Often referred to as the point where Ice-T fell off, Home Invasion is Ice-T's 5th album, and one of the more overlooked records in his catalog. Although not quite as focused and bold as his previous 3 efforts, Ice proved he still had skills here. Ice still had a commanding voice, and a straight-forward flow that is hard not to respect or like. One of the main complaints from people about this album is that Ice-T went in a less political direction than his previous albums. Even though this is true, his delivery and rhymes were still on point. Tracks like "Race War" and "Home.