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David Banner - Greatest Story Ever Told

Album number five finds David Banner embracing a dichotomy. The virtuosic producer/MC kicks things off on "So Long" with a call to action as he characterizes his generation as "cowards" for the persistence of black-on-black crime and a dearth of violent resistance against the police. In the process, Banner takes verbal shots at George W. Bush, Arthur J. Cooperman, and indolent rappers who call themselves "Don Dadas." But after track one, the politics take a backseat to the staples of Dirty South

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Album number five finds David Banner embracing a dichotomy. The virtuosic producer/MC kicks things off on " So Long" with a call to action as he characterizes his generation as "cowards" for the persistence of black-on-black crime & a dearth of violent resistance against the police. In the process, Banner takes verbal shots at George W. Bush, Arthur J. Cooperman, & indolent rappers who call themselves " Don Dadas." But after track one, the politics take a backseat to the staples of Dirty South

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