Immortal Technique
Immortal Technique
Genres: RAP/R&B

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Updated: 11-21-2008

Available Ringtones For Immortal Technique - Listen Then Download!

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Bin Laden Ringtone BUY
Military Minds Ringtone BUY
One (Remix) Ringtone BUY
Creation & Destruction Ringtone BUY
Positive Balance Ringtone BUY
Dance With The Devil Ringtone BUY
The Point Of No Return Ringtone BUY
Peruvian Cocaine Ringtone BUY
Harlem Streets Ringtone BUY
Industrial Revolution Ringtone BUY
Caught In The Hustle Ringtone BUY
Freedom Of Speech Ringtone BUY
Obnoxious Ringtone BUY
The 4th Branch Ringtone BUY
You Never Know Ringtone BUY
The Cause Of Death Ringtone BUY
Internally Bleeding Ringtone BUY
The War Vs. Us All By. Mumia Abu Jamal Ringtone BUY
Crossing The Boundary Ringtone BUY
Leaving The Past Ringtone BUY
The Initiation Ringtone BUY
Rites Of Passage Ringtone BUY
Mood Music Ringtone BUY
Grind Ringtone BUY
Treason Ringtone BUY
This Is Your Life, Pt. 2 Ringtone BUY
Kunta Kinte Ringtone BUY
Politricks Ringtone BUY
Apocalypse Ringtone BUY
Change Of The Seasons Ringtone BUY
Ressurect Ringtone BUY
Ride 2 It Ringtone BUY
No Longer My Home Ringtone BUY
These R The Blues Ringtone BUY
Pedigree Ringtone BUY
So Much Ringtone BUY
Homeward Bound Ringtone BUY
Tropical Fantasy Ringtone BUY
Legacy Ringtone BUY
The Louisiana Purchase Ringtone BUY

About Immortal Technique

Born Felipe Coronel in a military hospital in Lima, Peru, in 1978, Immortal Technique moved to Harlem with his parents when he was two years old. At age nine he started rapping, though he didn't start to take it more seriously until he was in high school. Despite the fact he was in and out of trouble throughout his teenage years, Tech was accepted at Penn State University, but before he could get through much of college, he was arrested and eventually ended up spending a year in prison. It was there that he began to study the lives and teachings of black and Latino revolutionaries like Che Guevara and Malcolm X, as well as to devote himself to writing songs. Out in 1999, on parole, he moved back to New York, where he spent his days working various jobs and his nights battling other rappers, a forum that allowed him the opportunity to show off his aggressive, vituperative style.


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