The Seventh Deadly Sin
Ice-T · 1999
73 min · 21 tracks · heavy metal · gangsta rap · hardcore hip-hop
A gritty exploration of urban life, blending hard-hitting beats with Ice-T's incisive storytelling and social commentary.
Why this album works
- Best for
- gritty urban storytelling vibes dynamic journey with interludes reflective moments amidst intensity
- Context
- By the time 'The Seventh Deadly Sin' was released in 1999, Ice-T was an established figure in hip-hop, known for his influential debut album 'Rhyme Pays' from 1987. This album followed a series of successful projects, including his acclaimed work in both music and film, positioning him as a multi-faceted artist straddling genres and media.
- If you like
- heavy metal, gangsta rap, hardcore hip-hop
The Seventh Deadly Sin is an album by Ice-T, released in 1999. A gritty exploration of urban life, blending hard-hitting beats with Ice-T's incisive storytelling and social commentary. 'The Seventh Deadly Sin' is notable for its unabashed critique of societal issues, contributing to discussions around gangsta rap's role in reflecting and shaping urban culture. The album also showcases Ice-T's evolution as an artist during the late '90s, a period marked by increasing mainstream acceptance of hip-hop, evidenced by its commercial performance on various charts. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does The Seventh Deadly Sin sound like?
A gritty exploration of urban life, blending hard-hitting beats with Ice-T's incisive storytelling and social commentary. Rooted in heavy metal and gangsta rap.
What makes The Seventh Deadly Sin by Ice-T notable?
'The Seventh Deadly Sin' is notable for its unabashed critique of societal issues, contributing to discussions around gangsta rap's role in reflecting and shaping urban culture. The album also showcases Ice-T's evolution as an artist during the late '90s, a period marked by increasing mainstream acceptance of hip-hop, evidenced by its commercial performance on various charts. By the time 'The Seventh Deadly Sin' was released in 1999, Ice-T was an established figure in hip-hop, known for his influential debut album 'Rhyme Pays' from 1987. This album followed a series of successful projects, including his acclaimed work in both music and film, positioning him as a multi-faceted artist straddling genres and media.
Who is The Seventh Deadly Sin for?
The Seventh Deadly Sin works well if you're into gritty urban storytelling vibes, dynamic journey with interludes and reflective moments amidst intensity.
How many songs are on The Seventh Deadly Sin?
The Seventh Deadly Sin has 21 tracks, running approximately 73 minutes.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 7th Deadly Sin (intro) 2:41
- 2 Don’t Hate the Playa Standout 4:04
- 3 Check Your Game 5:38
- 4 Get Your Moneyman Standout 3:37
- 5 The 7th 4:49
- 6 NY, NY 4:46
- 7 Valuable Game 4:34
- 8 Eye of the Storm 3:53
- 9 Brother Marquis (interlude) 0:41
- 10 Always Wanted ta Be a Ho 4:32
- 11 Fuck It 3:55
- 12 CJ Mac (interlude) 0:45
- 13 Retaliation 4:20
- 14 Threat (interlude) 0:43
- 15 Check Your Heart 4:48
- 16 Sondoobiest (interlude) 0:32
- 17 Hardcore 4:56
- 18 Common Sense 5:28
- 19 Numskull (interlude) 0:14
- 20 God Forgive Me Standout 4:06
- 21 Exodus 4:48
Release Date
January 1, 1999
Artist Origin
United States
Runtime
73 min 57 sec
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