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Track Listings
| 1. Introduction |
| 2. Remember the Name |
| 3. Right Now |
| 4. Petrified |
| 5. Feel Like Home |
| 6. Where'd You Go |
| 7. In Stereo |
| 8. Back Home |
| 9. Cigarettes |
| 10. Believe Me |
| 11. Get Me Gone |
| 12. High Road |
| 13. Kenji |
| 14. Red To Black |
| 15. The Battle |
| 16. Slip Out The Back |
Product Description
The Rising Tied (Enhanced CD) by Fort Minor - Digipak, 16 Tracks: 1. Introduction 0:43, 2. Remember The Name (Feat. Styles Of Beyond) 3:50, 3. Right Now (Feat. Black Thought Of The Roots & Styles Of Beyond) 4:14, 4. Petrified 3:40, 5. Feel Like Home (Feat. Styles Of Beyond) 3:53, 6. Where'd You Go (Feat. Holly Brook & Jonan Matranga) 3:51, 7. In Stereo 3:29, 8. Back Home (Feat. Common & Styles Of Beyond) 3:44, 9. Cigarettes 3:40, 10. Believe Me (Feat. Bobo & Styles Of Beyond) 3:42, 11. Get Me Gone 1:56, 12. High Road (Feat. John Legend) 3:16, 13. Kenji 3:51, 14. Red To Black (Feat. Kenna, Jonah Matranga & Styles Of Beyond) 3:11, 15. The Battle (Feat. Celph Titled) 0:32, 16. Slip Out The Back (Feat. Mr. Hahn) 6:28 - This Enhanced Audio CD also Contains Bonus Multi-Media Content - Produced and mixed by Mike Shinoda - Executive Producer: Shawn Carter - A&R: Brad Delson - Additional A&R: Dave Parker - Format: CD, Enhanced, Digipak, Parental Advisory Explicit Content - Label: Machine Shop - Vertrieb/Company: Warner Bros. - Bestell-Nr./Catalog#: 9362-49388-2 - VÖ/Released: 2005 - Interpret/Artist: Fort Minor - Titel/Title: The Rising Tied - Genre: Rap/Hip Hop - EAN/UPC: 093624938828
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
Format:Audio CD
I listened to this album through the MTV Leak and no words can describe how happy i am with it.
I'm a huge Linkin Park fan and was not too piped up at the thought of a rap album by Mike,but after listening to a track a few months ago i'm amazed.
This album is absoloutley amazing and i see all Mike's hard work has paid off.The lyrics are deep and thoughtful and the music is amazing.
My favourite tracks are "Kenji" which talks about Mike's families struggle when they got to the US from Japan.It's very emotional and deep.
"Red To Black" is amazing,the lyric's storyline is intresting and the music is awesome,i believe it's heavier than the rest of the tracks - more rock-ish.
"Right Now" highlights for me,how much we all take for granted.All these situations people are in all over the world right now,how often do we take time to spare a thought on other people's situations,their harship,their pain,their greif?
"Slip Out Back" is outstanding,the lyrics & music combined make it so.
There isn't a single track on this album i hate,it's brilliant.I highly suggest you order this album if you like Linkin Park/Rap/HipHop/or are just open to all kinds of music.
Mike Shinoda along with all the artists included have done an amazing job on this album.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By Jim
Format:Audio CD
Fort Minor is Mike Shinoda's (from Linkin Park) side project. It's hard to catergorise Fort Minor, they are essentially a hip-hop group. However the use of various instruments such as a Violin would make me describe them as a Instrumental Hip-hop group. This album is very experimental and they have pulled it off.
The album has a few methodical songs such as "Get Me Gone" & "Kenji", however it still has mixture of mainstream songs mixed in. I would argue that some of the beats are fairly basic, but the rhyming flows and tells a story.
I would definetly recommend this album to Linkin Park fans, but also to hip-hop fans that enjoyed the Collision Course album by Jay-z & Linkin Park. Rising Tied doesn't have any heavy basslines or anything close to a full band playing as backing though.
Overall....an amazing album which I did not expect to be honest. Any true hip-hop or Mike Shinoda fan should definetly purchase this album. And by Hip-hop fan I don't mean poppy 50pence!
The album has a few methodical songs such as "Get Me Gone" & "Kenji", however it still has mixture of mainstream songs mixed in. I would argue that some of the beats are fairly basic, but the rhyming flows and tells a story.
I would definetly recommend this album to Linkin Park fans, but also to hip-hop fans that enjoyed the Collision Course album by Jay-z & Linkin Park. Rising Tied doesn't have any heavy basslines or anything close to a full band playing as backing though.
Overall....an amazing album which I did not expect to be honest. Any true hip-hop or Mike Shinoda fan should definetly purchase this album. And by Hip-hop fan I don't mean poppy 50pence!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Denus
Format:Audio CD
Firstly I would like to say that this album is pushing 5 stars, but isn't quite there due to some quite poor songs, although this is made up for by the quality of the good ones.
I am not a big fan of rap myself, I only bought this album because I am quite a big fan of Linkin Park, and Mike Shinoda stars on this album and what I heard I am extremely fond of. Yes it is rap but is easy to listen to, it doesn't snap at you like most rappers, it sort of flows which I like about this album, the way the lyrics and the backing music blend together well.
The lyrics are very well written and catchy- especially kenji which really gets the listener involved in the story, (It's about WW2 and the American relationship with the Japanese- where Shinoda's family originate from)
If you want to sample a few of the songs i would recommend;
Remember The Name
Where'd You Go
Kenji
Red To Black
Out The Back
Overall Easy Listening to what ever genre is your favourite. A good Buy!
I am not a big fan of rap myself, I only bought this album because I am quite a big fan of Linkin Park, and Mike Shinoda stars on this album and what I heard I am extremely fond of. Yes it is rap but is easy to listen to, it doesn't snap at you like most rappers, it sort of flows which I like about this album, the way the lyrics and the backing music blend together well.
The lyrics are very well written and catchy- especially kenji which really gets the listener involved in the story, (It's about WW2 and the American relationship with the Japanese- where Shinoda's family originate from)
If you want to sample a few of the songs i would recommend;
Remember The Name
Where'd You Go
Kenji
Red To Black
Out The Back
Overall Easy Listening to what ever genre is your favourite. A good Buy!
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Review of Fort Minor 'The Rising Tied'
Been waiting to get this for years and really hasn't disappointed, great cd, great tracks and great artist its a excellent mix of classical tune, bass and vocals.
Published 5 months ago by Thomas Rowell
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best CD ever!
I really like the idea of rap, but I hate what rap is about almost all the time. Whenever I hear Kanye West, 50 Cent or Lil Wayne or any of the others they always seem to be... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Matt
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hip Hop For The Mind
I'm basically a metal/rock fan and this is the only rap album i possess and i only bought it because it's Mike Shinoda from Linkin Park when i played it i was blown away this is... Read more
Published on 30 April 2009 by Jez1972
5.0 out of 5 stars
Brilliant
I'm not really into rap. I usually go for soul and R&B. But I was very pleasantly surprised by the quality of this album. These guys are obviously very talented. Read more
Published on 13 Jan 2009 by SpeakHearSeeNoEvil
4.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent, Pure Modern Hip Hop (Alternative Rap) From MC Shinoda
Really good album from one half of Linkin Park's vocal team!
This is a FULL Hip Hop/Alternative Rap release so don't expect guitars or anything that like Linkin Park's... Read more
This is a FULL Hip Hop/Alternative Rap release so don't expect guitars or anything that like Linkin Park's... Read more
Published on 10 Jun 2008 by Adam Jackson
3.0 out of 5 stars
Very different
The reason that I bought this album was because Mike is the lead guy and it was his side project in-between Meteora and MtoM, and I was expecting something lyrically differentiated... Read more
Published on 30 April 2008 by Matt182
4.0 out of 5 stars
Fort Minor Rising Tied
I first came across Fort Minor, having heard 'Remember The Name (Feat. Styles Of Beyond)' on, what seemed like, every football clip i watched on youtube. Read more
Published on 17 July 2007 by C. Allen
5.0 out of 5 stars
brilliant. just brilliant
this is the best thing to come out of shinoda's mouth since 'meteora'! if you like his linkin park stuff then you'll love this! where'd you go is one of the best rap songs EVER! Read more
Published on 24 Feb 2007 by 360 fan
3.0 out of 5 stars
Not bad, but falls far short of the pinnacle of hip-hop
Quick summary: I expected this to be bad since I have heard so much rap over the last 10 years my standards are high. Read more
Published on 9 Mar 2006 by Vaskez
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mike Shinoda strikes back!
Eversince I heard Nobody's Listening (on Linkin Park's 'Meteora' album) I fell in love with Mike's style. Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2006 by K. Piwowarski
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