Small and tightly packed, it provided the audience with an up close and personal glimpse of TechniqueвЂ™s impassioned set. The Majestic provided the ideal venue for Immortal Technique. When two concertgoers seemed to get a little too feisty, Technique held up the show to ask, вЂњHow are we supposed to lead our revolution if we arenвЂ™t united? Just because one walked on the otherвЂ™s shoe : Grow up!вЂќ And it was through those slight glitches that Immortal TechniqueвЂ™s personality mirrored his music, completing his image of truth and authenticity. To those who were either too vain or shy to comply, he exclaimed, вЂњSome of you are going back home to that mistake,вЂќ before launching into a remixed version of Bob MarleyвЂ™s вЂњMistakes.вЂќ Technique then ended the show with a collection of old-timers, in particular вЂњDance with the Devil.вЂќ No matter how entrancing his songs are, Technique is not afraid to break the spell of performance and address what he is actually preaching. Starting out with newer tracks like вЂњThe 3rd WorldвЂќ and вЂњPayback,вЂќ Immortal Technique demanded his audience raise their hands if theyвЂ™d ever made a mistake.

As a political activist, he focuses the intent of his words, speaking-and rapping-about a corrupt government, an ignored poverty, an underground culture, and the respect everyone owes to one another. Born in New YorkвЂ™s Harlem, Immortal Technique is one of the original hip-hop emcees. And along with opening act Rebel Army, Immortal Technique delivered a most passionate show, performing songs from his recently released album, The 3rd World. ItвЂ™s under occupation,вЂќ declared rapper Immortal Technique during his headlining set on Tuesday night at the Majestic Ventura Theater. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window).

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