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All Rebel Rockers: +DVD

by: Michael Franti

Release Date August 18, 2008
Although the first two tracks are the highlight of this album, they aren't the only good things here. Lyrics are poingnant and moving. Hey World is a great track. And while i'm not sure it's as good as hist last studio album... it's still better than most other albums out at the moment. if you like Franti - it's a must! Be strong for me, i'lAll Rebel Rockers: +DVDl be strong for you.

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by: Michael Franti

Release Date September 15, 2008
Although the first two tracks are the highlight of this album, they aren't the only good things here. Lyrics are poingnant and moving. Hey World is a great track. And while i'm not sure it's as good as hist last studio album... it's still better than most other albums out at the moment. if you like Franti - it's a must! Be strong for me, i'lAll Rebel Rockers: +DVDl be strong for you.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Love Kamikaze - The Lost Singles & Remixes

by: Michael Franti

Release Date April 21, 2008
Although the first two tracks are the highlight of this album, they aren't the only good things here. Lyrics are poingnant and moving. Hey World is a great track. And while i'm not sure it's as good as hist last studio album... it's still better than most other albums out at the moment. if you like Franti - it's a must! Be strong for me, i'lAll Rebel Rockers: +DVDl be strong for you.

CD-Charts Position 4
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I Know I'm Not Alone [2005]

starring: Michael Franti
directed by: Michael Franti

Release Date July 25, 2006
Although the first two tracks are the highlight of this album, they aren't the only good things here. Lyrics are poingnant and moving. Hey World is a great track. And while i'm not sure it's as good as hist last studio album... it's still better than most other albums out at the moment. if you like Franti - it's a must! Be strong for me, i'lAll Rebel Rockers: +DVDl be strong for you.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Stay Human

by: Franti Michael and Spearhead

Release Date May 07, 2001
Five years is a good point to look back on an album that really impressed you, see how it changed other people, how it sounds in relation to other albums that have come out since, and evaluate with a gift of hindsight just how good it is. Five years on, 'stay human' still sounds fresh, and as relevant (maybe even essential) now as it did five years ago.

Musically this is not the hard hitting hip hop of Franti's early days, but don’t let this put you off. It’s soulful, funky and easy to listen to. Lyrically you can't get much harder hitting. Franti explores social issues, and questions the values of the society we live in. He exposes issues, but instead of filling us with anger and rage like most other ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Yell Fire!

by: Michael & Spearhead Franti

Release Date July 25, 2006
Having been a keen to indulge in the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy (Franti's previous band) in my youth, I baulked somewhat when he went semi-solo with Spearhead and dropped the electric, edgy, intelligent hip-hop for what seemed fairly lifeless soul on 'Home'. However a number of years later I decided it was time to return and listen to Franti as I had respect for his ideology and lyrics. I was not disappointed. This is a superb LP with a vast range of styles which serve to highlight this incredibly huge, humble and talented man. From the agression and guile of the title track to the uplifting west coast alternative rock of 'I know I'm not alone' - the cross-appeal of the music is laid out in full and the lyrics are as dangerous, thoughtful and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 7
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Songs from the Front Porch

by: Michael Franti

Release Date June 21, 2004
Having been a keen to indulge in the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy (Franti's previous band) in my youth, I baulked somewhat when he went semi-solo with Spearhead and dropped the electric, edgy, intelligent hip-hop for what seemed fairly lifeless soul on 'Home'. However a number of years later I decided it was time to return and listen to Franti as I had respect for his ideology and lyrics. I was not disappointed. This is a superb LP with a vast range of styles which serve to highlight this incredibly huge, humble and talented man. From the agression and guile of the title track to the uplifting west coast alternative rock of 'I know I'm not alone' - the cross-appeal of the music is laid out in full and the lyrics are as dangerous, thoughtful and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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All Rebel Rockers

by: Michael Franti & Spearhead

Release Date September 09, 2008
Although the first two tracks are the highlight of this album, they aren't the only good things here. Lyrics are poingnant and moving. Hey World is a great track. And while i'm not sure it's as good as hist last studio album... it's still better than most other albums out at the moment. if you like Franti - it's a must! Be strong for me, i'lAll Rebel Rockers: +DVDl be strong for you.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Yell Fire

by: Michael Franti

Release Date July 24, 2006
Having been a keen to indulge in the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy (Franti's previous band) in my youth, I baulked somewhat when he went semi-solo with Spearhead and dropped the electric, edgy, intelligent hip-hop for what seemed fairly lifeless soul on 'Home'. However a number of years later I decided it was time to return and listen to Franti as I had respect for his ideology and lyrics. I was not disappointed. This is a superb LP with a vast range of styles which serve to highlight this incredibly huge, humble and talented man. From the agression and guile of the title track to the uplifting west coast alternative rock of 'I know I'm not alone' - the cross-appeal of the music is laid out in full and the lyrics are as dangerous, thoughtful and mesmeric ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Live in Alaska

by: Michael Franti & Spearhead

Release Date March 21, 2006
Having been a keen to indulge in the Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy (Franti's previous band) in my youth, I baulked somewhat when he went semi-solo with Spearhead and dropped the electric, edgy, intelligent hip-hop for what seemed fairly lifeless soul on 'Home'. However a number of years later I decided it was time to return and listen to Franti as I had respect for his ideology and lyrics. I was not disappointed. This is a superb LP with a vast range of styles which serve to highlight this incredibly huge, humble and talented man. From the agression and guile of the title track to the uplifting west coast alternative rock of 'I know I'm not alone' - the cross-appeal of the music is laid out in full and the lyrics are as dangerous, thoughtful and mesmeric ... Read More: