They had to sell their masters, their publishing, they had to give up rights to their image, they had to sign 360 deals so people can get some of their show money and merchandising. Not on small, specific issues, but compromises about themselves. And they have had to make compromises with the industry along the way. Anybody that has ever been successful, any top-10 artist, at some point came from the underground, unless they are complete corporate puppets.
the Third World, for their natural resources, labor, and land, but also how that dynamic directly relates to the music industry and how major labels have consistently exploited the labor and natural resources of the underground - the third world of music. Not only do we talk about the correlation between a superpower that traditionally exploited post-colonial nations, a.k.a. Referring to the themes tackled in the album, Immortal Technique told Prefixmag: The album was conceived while recording material for other forthcoming projects with DJ Green Lantern and Southpaw. The 3rd World is Immortal Technique’s third studio album, following a five-year absence since Revolutionary Vol.
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