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features guest appearances from such notable lyrical heavyweights as Three 6 Mafia, Brotha Lynch Hung and King Gordy as well as Krizz Kaliko, Kutt Calhoun and Big Scoob.

will definitely let the inside out as it provides another window into the mind of Tech N9ne. He doesn't tell stories, he recounts his life- with songs like 'Blackened The Sun' and 'Leave Me Alone', he lets his music open the door to his struggles and successes as well as his hopes and fears. He puts himself fully into his music and his fans can definitely relate. Tech N9ne has always been, in his words 'inside out'. seethe with truth, aggression and brutal honesty. Taking the things in a direction seldom seen, songs on K.O.D. Shadows On The Road Ģ009 release from the underground Hip Hop sensation. Album songs Album Intro Album list Singer Introĥ.

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