Email Received: Paris CD (Sonic Jijad) Released from Guerrilla Funk!!

[matcom]

not a huge rap fan but this one WILL be a part of my music collection!

The Return Of Truth In Hip-Hop! GuerrillaFunk.com

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Music News:

The "Sonic Jihad" television commercial campaign is set to
begin soon on cable in select US markets!

View the spot here:
http://www.guerrillafunk.com/advertising/sonicjihad.mov

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BECOME A HARD TRUTH SOLDIER!

Interested in helping out with the promotional efforts for
Guerrilla Funk products? If you wish to provide volunteer
assistance then please contact Sadiki Nia at On The Strength
Promotions at [email protected] or call
510-601-5887.

Our initial domestic focus will be in these select markets,
with others to follow:

Seattle, San Diego, San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, Las
Vegas, Phoenix, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., New
York, Detroit and Chicago.

Sadiki can get you in contact with existing soldiers in the
field in these markets!

Thanks for your ongoing support!

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Deluxe Editions Available In Stores Today!

"Sonic Jihad," the Deluxe Edition Reissues of the classics
"The Devil Made Me Do It" and "Guerrilla Funk" are available
now in stores, at www.guerrillafunk.com, and through other
fine online retailers on CD and limited edition, 2-disc
gatefold vinyl now!

"Sleeping With The Enemy" will be released in stores Feb.
10th (but is available at www.guerrillafunk.com now)! They
have all been remixed and enhanced for optimum sound quality
using advances in technology previously unavailable. These
limited editions are a must for all supporters, as they are
part of the foundation of socially-relevant hip-hop and
represent raw truth in music rarely heard anymore.

For more information on current releases please visit
www.guerrillafunk.com!

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[proud patriot]

1. I bought Sonic Jihad at Tower Records a few months ago

My husband and I can't get enough of it, along with
The Black Eyed Peas' CD "Elephunk" .

We are rockers from way back but thses two CD's are
great I highly reccomend both of them .

[prolesunited]

2. Already have it!

Not a big fan of rap either, but it's great to work out with. Really gets the blood going in more ways than one.

[electricmonk]

3. Is the rest of it as good as What Would You Do?

Yahh! Finally out of the 700 Club.

[proud patriot]

4. A couple are better IMHO

A.W.O.L.

"Sheep to the slaughter"

and

"Freedom"

I also really like

"lay low"

and "Life goes on" is pretty uplifting IMHO

Honestly I love the whole thing

My favorite lines from his CD is "unless you want
to live on your knees throw down"

"this is how we ride and roll soldier for life ya know"

"What would you do" has an extended intro that is great .

[electricmonk]

5. I'll have to pick it up then

Been trying to decide what to get this week so that might be the winner.