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- Violent by Design
- Released 2000
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- Army of the Pharoahs: Ritual of Battle
- Released 2007
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- A History of Violence
- Released 2008
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- Servants In Heaven, Kings In Hell (Parental Advisory)
- Released 2006
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The underground hip-hop duo Jedi Mind Tricks started out in the streets of Philadelphia in early 1996. Friends since high school, producer Stoupe the Enemy of Mankind and MCs Vinnie Paz (aka Ikon the Verbal Hologram) released the Amber Probe EP in 1996 and, one year later, gained a cult following with the full-length Psycho-Social, Chemical, Biological & Electro Magnetic Manipulation (which was reissued in 2003 courtesy of the Babygrande label). Released in 2000, the sophomore effort Violent by Design marked the group's last album before signing to Babygrande, as well as the first to feature Jus Allah (aka Megatron). Jus Allah's tenure in the group proved to be short-lived, however, as he left soon after the album's release.
Under the labelship of Babygrande, Jedi Mind Tricks issued 2003's Visions of Gandhi -- which included the song "Animal Rap," featuring Paz's idol Kool G Rap -- and 2004's Legacy of Blood, not to mention a compilation of early 12" records titled Outerspace). The duo also began featuring an army of rappers on their albums, with regular guests including 7L, Esoteric, Apathy, Tragedy Khadafi, and Louis Logic. In 2006, Vinnie Paz's hip-hop supergroup made its full-length debut with Army of the Pharaohs: The Torture Papers, while the release of Jedi Mind Tricks' Servants in Heaven, Kings in Hell proved that the MC's primary group was still functioning. Jus Allah then made his return to the JMT lineup, which issued A History of Violence in 2008. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
Under the labelship of Babygrande, Jedi Mind Tricks issued 2003's Visions of Gandhi -- which included the song "Animal Rap," featuring Paz's idol Kool G Rap -- and 2004's Legacy of Blood, not to mention a compilation of early 12" records titled Outerspace). The duo also began featuring an army of rappers on their albums, with regular guests including 7L, Esoteric, Apathy, Tragedy Khadafi, and Louis Logic. In 2006, Vinnie Paz's hip-hop supergroup made its full-length debut with Army of the Pharaohs: The Torture Papers, while the release of Jedi Mind Tricks' Servants in Heaven, Kings in Hell proved that the MC's primary group was still functioning. Jus Allah then made his return to the JMT lineup, which issued A History of Violence in 2008. ~ Rob Theakston, All Music Guide
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Violent By Design
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- By Blak T
- 8/19/2009 03:45:35
- was there best album. all the rest werent as good as this one...
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WTF
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- By YouSoKwazy
- 5/31/2009 07:18:55
- I mean, Jedi Mind Tricks Presents: Outerspace is really an Outerspace album.
WTF to the rest though. - 1 out of 1 people
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- By Whargoul42I
- 5/6/2009 22:27:20
- Why isnt Zune Counting Jedi mind tricks presents: outerspace or the Psyco social LP? And Zune is not counting the plays for visions of Ghandi? Thats one of their best albums. Holy Crap!! its not counting the plays for Servents in heaven Kings in hell Either. WTF Microsoft!!
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Steadily shining since 99'
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- By Pakivelli
- 11/22/2008 23:26:44
- "Is it God or the Big Bang Theory?"
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Shampoo N Rinse
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- By The Anti Nice
- 11/22/2008 18:33:32
- Holy shit their back together. Nation JMT is the truth. Jus Allah I Fell for ol boy when I heard All Fates Have Changed. Oh check for the Rebulding from Vinnie Paz tour joint The Sound & The Fury Yet Back to the new work Butcher Knife Bloodbath cant wait for the tour to hit Seattle again.
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