Definitely has that old school flavor as you mention in your reply to James. Digging it. Piano is my fav instrument so that's always a plus with me. Not sure what buzzsaw is, I'm sure that's discussed in the link you provide for the interview. Thought provoking track man, good work. peace

Gramo/Neo

that's one of the finest hip-hop beats i've heard recently! ..and like i spend half an hour a day on youtube listening to the latest beats but something this good is rare!! ;)
i don't really know much about illuminatis and all that (i feel if anything it's a bit of a waste of time) but the vocals do seem to tie in strangely well with the beat! ^^ though i would agree w/ SubFreq: the first 2 vocal passages do sound a bit too close together.. but if not the whole has a nice groove and it's kind of old-school, which I appreciate - i'm a big fan of old-school hip-hop! (and a bit of the new school - though the old-school rappers tend to be better) :) it's a bit funky (especially w/ the guitar coming in at 0:24)
My fav part was the saxophone solo at 1:49! just beautiful - sort of music i could chill with all day! :p
and i like how you end it with the slowing down of the radio and interview voice, it really works to conclude the track!
on the whole good job on the beat, keep it up ^^ this is the type of hip-hop i want to hear ;)

nice clean mix and a great message in the lyric. yes - there is a truth to be told! in fact, many truths to be told. and as you clearly recognize, that "million dollars on the table" is not the only truth out there! congrats again on your work. regards. - Dan

Awesome stuff man. Great use of interview vocals. Only one thing, if the first two vox were spaced a little bit more think it would make the whole track flow smoother. But other than this was excellent.