The Seventh Deadly Sin
Ice-T · 1999
73 min · 21 tracks · heavy metal
Dynamic gangsta rap interwoven with hard-hitting beats and socio-political commentary, reflecting Ice-T's assertive style.
Top tracks — play these first
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Don’t Hate the Playa Start here — This track exemplifies Ice-T’s signature blend of braggadocio and social commentary, challenging listeners to consider their perspectives on success and jealousy.
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Always Wanted ta Be a Ho — Here, Ice-T critiques societal views on women and sexuality with a mix of humor and sharp insight, making it a memorable standout for its controversial yet thought-provoking lyrics.
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God Forgive Me — In this introspective piece, Ice-T confronts personal demons and moral conflicts, illustrating a more vulnerable side that resonates with the album's overarching theme of temptation.
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Exodus — This closing track encapsulates the album's reflective tone as Ice-T grapples with themes of redemption and legacy, making it a poignant finale that invites listeners to ponder their own paths.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- gritty urban storytelling vibes
- dynamic journey with interludes
- reflective moments amidst intensity
- wave-like pacing for engagement
Maybe skip if you
- seeking instant gratification
- prefer standalone single tracks
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Late Career Highlight — Marks a return after a hiatus, showcasing continued thematic exploration.
- Career context
- By the release of The Seventh Deadly Sin in 1999, Ice-T was already an established name in hip-hop, known for his contributions since the mid-1980s. This album marked a return after a five-year hiatus from solo projects and followed his notable work in both music and acting, showcasing his ability to adapt to changing musical landscapes while remaining true to his roots.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Cypress Hill· Public Enemy· Scarface
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Don’t Hate the Playa
Ice-T asserts confidence while addressing detractors directly, flipping common criticisms into affirmations of his lifestyle choices.
This moment highlights Ice-T's ability to transform negativity into empowerment, showcasing his lyrical dexterity in turning criticism into celebration.
Tracklist
- 1 7th Deadly Sin (intro) 2:41
- 2 Don’t Hate the Playa Start here 4:04
- 3 Check Your Game 5:38
- 4 Get Your Moneyman 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 4:06
- 21 Exodus 4:48
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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