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Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise Again
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- House of Pain
- Released 1996
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- Choose Your Poison
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- X-Files
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- No Doubt
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The Have Nots
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Fed Up
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What's That Smell
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Heart Full of Sorrow
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Earthquake
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Shut the Door
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Pass the Jinn
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No Doubt
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Choose Your Poison
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X-Files
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Fed Up [Remix]
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Killa Rhyme Klik
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While I'm Here
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album review
Having found its voice on Same as It Ever Was, House of Pain delivered an equally captivating effort with its third album, Truth Crushed to Earth Shall Rise Again. Being Anglo rappers in a genre that had grown increasingly hostile toward whites, Everlast and Danny Boy encountered their share of racism and bigotry. And they responded by being unapologetically street and hardcore, while bragging about their Irish heritage. On the whole, the album's subject matter isn't very substantial -- the group still spends too much time boasting. But as was also the case with Same as It Ever Was, the LP is impossible to resist thanks to House of Pain's insanely captivating hooks and Everlast's twisted style of rapping. ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
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Time gives perspective...
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- By szul2012
- 9/9/2008 15:31:01
- When this CD first came out, I was only really impressed by the catchy title, but after years of being the odd-CD-out in the House of Pain collection, a re-listen to this CD delivers music ahead of it's time.<br/>"Truth" could easily stand up to any hip-hop album on the market today, and Everlast's lyrics and vocals show the evolution that took place between his "Jump Around" days and his critically acclaimed solo efforts.
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