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Tech N9ne comes with probably the largest (what a stir and attention concerns) album of his career.
The disc has the name "All 6's & 7's". The title is a phrase from the English, who, like the King Of Darkness explains means: "A state of confusion or disarray".
But the 24 tracks strong plate is anything but confusion. As before with his own label 'Strange Music' and without radio and television brings Tech N9ne on a feature list that is only full of top notch artists. The best part is that Tech N9ne with his lyrics and different, through crass flows all to shame. Above all, the album is still Tech N9ne, nothing else!

Now to the individual songs (the review reflect my opinion again):

01. The Pledge (Intro)
The intro includes the oath of Techn9cian (fan of Tech N9ne), has the Tecca Nina wrote himself. Here is the 'Pledge' spoken of an electrochemical-based woman's voice.

02. Technicians (feat. Krizz Kaliko)
The first song on the album explains the Tech N9ne Neuhörern his world and signing for his fans again beating. A dubstep beat make full with fast and aggressive flows, strong 'Ouh'-exclamations and singing Krizz Kaliko in chorus the track to a very good start.
- 8/10 points

03. Military (Skit)
The skit is now the oath from the intro of Tech N9ne and some of his labelmates. While they all stomp in the studio at a run on the floor, they shout the oath into the microphone. - A live recording of which can be found on the Internet

04. Am IA Psycho? (Feat. BoB & Hopsin)
Produced by Bob, we now have the second banger who likes not only the hardcore Tech N9ne fans. 'Am IA Psycho' is 'to be different' from the Tech N9ne eh is already known. For example, he raps about how he a prostitute can be expressed a cigarette on his arm during sex. BoB sings the chorus, which goes well into the ear and raps even the third verse.
- 9/10 points

05. He's A Mental Giant
This is the first single from the album has turned the most expensive music video of the label era for Strange Music. The sample of the song comes from an old cartoon show and the Beat hammering just so out of the speakers. The flow here is so varied and the way rhyme just supernatural.
About the second verse said Tech N9ne that he himself can not believe it to have written a part.

"Narcissistic, hard to grip it,
dark and wicked, arts prolific,
Mars with the stars, this is far Lifted
lyrics quit the bar with it, bar scriptures are terrific "

- 9/10 points

06. Worlwide Choppers (feat. Ceza, D-Loc, Uso, Yelawolf, Tista, Busta Rhymes, JL & Twisted Insane from B.Hood)
!!!!
By simply !!!! Completion of Choppers trilogy, the 1 and 2 began with Midwest Choppers.
Madness Instrumental produced by 'Seven', madness Tech N9ne, madness features a faster and harder than the other and madness of Tech N9ne sung chorus. The song was so huge hyped not for nothing on the Internet. For me, the most glaring song this year!
- 10/10 points

07. We Miss You Man Man (Skit)
A Skit for which there is not really much to say. Will not last long and it is also quite amusing to hear what tells Tech N9ne.

08. I Love Music (feat. Kendrick Lamar, Oobergeek & Krizz Kaliko)
Less blatant, but still good and fits perfectly into the versatility of 'All 6's & 7's'. No sombre or aggressive beat, rather for the good mood. Tech N9ne describes as can be expected, his great love for music. Guests are also good and in turn contributes Krizz Kaliko again singing in the chorus at.
- 07/10 points

09. Strange Country
The first time has produced the Justice League for Tech and it was a beautiful and mysterious beat that's perfect for tech to tell from one scenario to another, their own world. The individual verses are complemented with excellent female vocals.
- 08/10 points

10. Call From Richie (Skit)
Said Richie expressed shocked or taken aback by the darkness that Tech N9ne can muster. I like to hear good stuff.

11. The Boogieman (feat. Stokley Of Mint Condition & First Degree The DE)
Again Justice League behind the controls of one of my favorites from the album. A dark song on the tech's voice became deeper and found the Stokley brings her powerful Simme in the chorus expressed. The concept of the tracks like also really good to me. Tech takes the Boogieman as a metaphor for himself, since most of this crass MC Tech N9ne who makes such incredible shows, but hear not know how he prop. Looks and who is the prop..
- 10/10 points

12. Cult Leader (feat. Liz Suwandi)
This track is based on that technology is portrayed by some people as a cult leader. Tech justifies and describes the wonderful connection between him and his fans who have made him the most successful artists of all time Independet. Nevertheless, the feeling, which applies the track is a dark back and with Liz Suwandi is again a woman listening to the chorus.
- 8/10 points

13. Call From KC Poet Camile (Skit)
Here you can hear a phone recording of a female Tech N9ne fans who raps a few lines.

14. Fuck Food (feat. Lil 'Wayne & T-Pain)
And again a highlight of the album! With Worldwide Choppers probably the song that has attracted most attention, if only because of cameos. That ever such mainstream heavyweights like Weezy and Pain a song with Tech N9ne who are, no one would have thought. Some fans are criticizing Tech as this message was released because he had prop. Always faces away from the industry and this has collabo some as simply not fit in. But that's the proof of the statement that Tech N9ne makes again and again: ". Tech will never go mainstream, mainstream will go Tech" On a powerful beat, which is backed by some church choir-like describe 3 their addiction to the female sex. It's about women who look just as good and are good enough to eat halt. That's why the title 'Fuck Food'.
"Cause I'm a nasty motherf - cker, I eat That Pussy like The Last Supper" - Wayne
For me, Tech N9ne has here created a stark mix and brought Wanye Pain and perfect in his world.
- 9/10 points

15. Overtime (feat. Stevie Stone & Krizz Kaliko)
Now we continue with the affection of women, only less gloomy than on 'Fuck Food'. Mr. Kaliko sings the chorus and Tech and its newest member Srange Music Stevie Stone rapping with beautiful flow through the act of love. Catchy factor.
- 9/10 points

16. Pornographic (feat. E-40, Snoop Dogg & Krizz Kaliko)
As Tech women really just can not get enough ... etc. ;)
Two Hip Hop legends are here with us and the singing it in addition to the rape is not missing. Beautiful mix
- 8/10 points

17. You Owe Like Pookie (feat. Kutt Calhoun & Jay Rock)
Attention: Strange Music! This track is probably largely fallen only diehard Strange Music fans. Fast and crashing beat and gewöhnungsbedürfter refrain. The features (both at Strange Music under contract) still have good parts.
- 6/10 points

18. Delusional (feat. Nikkiya)
And once again a highlight. The instrumental fits perfectly with the theme. Nikkiya sings the chorus and Tech raps as usual crass. Very good song that brings a very crass Feeling.
- 9/10 points

19. So Lonely (feat. Blind Fury & Mackenzie O'Guin)
On this track Eminem would actually still obsessed with it, but it did not work out in time. Well, this would have probably made the track too good for this world. It is about the 'alone at the top of his'. Although the blind rapper Blind Fury is not as good as Tech, but still has two notable parts in this song. The 11-year-old Mackenzie sings the repeating 'So Lonely'
- 10/10 points

20. If I Could (feat. Chino Moreno & Stephen Carpenter)
Very nice padded with guitar instrumental on the Tech N9ne said to his family that he can see so rarely because of his profession. At the end he promises his 3 children with them anywhere in the world to go wherever they want. If you know of tech's life story he retold almost every song, the song is still moving.
- 8/10 points

21 Angry Caller (Skit)
A skit that introduces the next track.

22. Love Me Tomorrow (feat. Big Scoob & Krizz Kaliko)
Even if you do not like Tech N9ne today, tomorrow you will be like him. That is what this and that is so, we see the constant growth of its fan base. A quiet track on the Big Scoob (Strange Music) good mood fits. In addition, to get a second time on the enjoyment Krizz Kaliko's heard deep voice.
- 8/10 points

23. Mama Nem (feat. Krizz Kaliko)
The most important thing for Tech N9ne beside his children: his mother.
This he honors on a beautiful instrumental, in which even slightly can only dream about. Krizz Kaliko is one last time responsible for the chorus. Very very nice. To 'Mama Nem' there is also a music video.
- 9/10 points

24. Promise Land (feat. Nikkiya)
Sooo, now the last song. An almost perfect end was 'written' here. Hammer beat and Nikkiya sings alongside 'Delusional' even here the chorus. Tech N9ne writes down his career, his achievements and his current position. Just the life story.
- 10/10 points

In my opinion, it is for this album to write such a detailed review more than appropriate.
I want "All 6's & 7's" do not compare with his previous albums. It should really be what for everyone.
Who did not know Tech N9ne in the States knows him now!
The album went to 3 Billboard charts at No.. 1
And with about 56,000 sold discs in the first 7 days came Tech ranked 4 on the Billboard Top 200 (behind names like Lady Gaga and Adele).
I am sure Tech N9ne is not yet on end. He is and remains my absolute favorite artists and I hope my review is helpful for other customers.
So buy, buy, buy ...

Lg Fabian