The SubNoize Souljaz is:
Daddy X
D-Loc
Richter
Saint Dog
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Daddy X
D-Loc
Richter
Saint Dog
Judge D
Big B
John E. Necro
Chucky Styles
Just Cause
Pakelika
Dirtball

Whenever a general goes to war, he calls upon his best soldiers to lead him to victory. On August 29th, 2006, Suburban Noize Records proudly goes to war with the release of SubNoize Souljaz “Droppin' Bombs,” a 20 song collaboration unifying a roster of artists currently making waves in the world of underground music.

SubNoize Souljaz “Droppin' Bombs” features the very best that underground music has to offer today. This army is comprised of Daddy X, D-Loc and Richter of the Kottonmouth Kings ; white trash renegade Big B , who also appears on the hit A&E television series Inked ; Jared from (hed)p.e. ; influential lyrical activist Brother J of the legendary X Clan ; political rapper Judge D ; underground sensation Dirtball ; punk rockers Last Laugh ; Psychopathic Records very own Twiztid and a host of other rising stars.

“For years Suburban Noize has been more like a family than a record label. We've always made guest appearances on each other's records, toured together and supported one another to push everyone's success to new heights,” says Daddy X of Kottonmouth Kings. “This record is not only a great creative experience but a great way to show the unity between everyone.”

One of the most surprising tracks on the album comes on the title track “Droppin' Bombs” featuring Psychopathic Records Twiztid, Big B, Dirtball and Daddy X of Kottonmouth Kings. The song unites two of the biggest forces in the world of underground music on one track.

"It was time to show the underground that the controversial beef between Twiztid and us was laid to rest," says Daddy X. "It was great to bring the Psychopathic and Sub Noize families together."

Other notable tracks on the album include X Clan's Brother J, Daddy X and Tristate from One Session coming together in a moment of hip hop bliss on “Locomotive;” the original “Royal Highness” line-up of the Kottonmouth Kings re-uniting to create “Still Smokin';” while Johnny Richter teams up with punk rockers Last Laugh on the album closing “Camp Radd,” a song about the good times they shared together.

For over a decade Suburban Noize Records has been creating an underground empire, marketing and distributing over 20 artists including Kottonmouth Kings, (hed)pe , Authority Zero , and the legendary X Clan . Ignored at large by mainstream media, Suburban Noize Records popularity continues to thrive as an alternative to the corporate labels.
With over 20 tracks that range from banging hip-hop to full on aggressive punk rock, SubNoize Souljaz have created an arsenal of smoking tracks for their assault against the corporate music world. Join the army or prepare to be annihilated.

Fault The Police
SubNoize Souljaz Lyrics

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Freedom is a state of mind,
A mind is a state of being,
Stay the fuck outta my mind and my being.

I don't fault the police
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash

I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um divide and disease

I don't cry when the police die cause they probably deserved it,
Run around with a badge and a gun
And they god damn fuck with everyone.
Enforce rules made by fools,
Violence and fear there tools
They dress to impress with there laws they arrest
And they leave us powerless

I don't fault the police
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um divide and disease

We have created a reality based on fear where a terrorist a gangster or a police can take away you're freedom or your sense of security at any time.

I don't cry when a Gangster dies cause he probably deserved it,
They run around with a bag and a gun
And they god damn fuck with everyone,
Enforce rules made by fools
Violence and fear there tools
They dress to impress thinkin' fear is respect
And they leave us powerless.

I don't fault the police
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um divide and disease

A society that incarnates there own population for any minor infraction where there is 100's upon 1000's of pages and pages of laws and reason for the district attorney and the local jurisdiction and the justice system to put its entire force to removing an individual from his family connection and make him separate from the tribal earth.

I don't cry when a terrorist dies cause he probably deserved it,
Run around with a bomb and a gun,
And they god damn fuck with every one.
Enforce rules made by fools,
Violence and fear there tools.
Bombs fall from the sky
And a mom as she cries as she watches her baby die.

I don't fault the police
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um divide and disease

I don't fault the police
I don't fault the police
I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash

I don't fault the police
Cause the people that run um divide and disease

Overall Meaning

The song Fault The Police by SubNoize Souljaz opens with the idea that freedom is a state of mind and a mind is a state of being. It then goes on to say, "Stay the fuck outta my mind and my being," essentially telling society to stay out of people's minds and personal lives. The song then delves into the idea that the police are not necessarily at fault, but rather the people who run them are the ones with too much power and control. These people are referred to as having "um on a short leash" and "divide and disease." The song then shifts to talk about gangsters and terrorists who also have a negative impact on society, enforcing rules made by fools and causing violence and fear.

This song appears to be a critique of the power structures that exist in society, where those in control use their power to oppress and divide the people. The police, while often seen as the enforcers of these power structures, are not necessarily at fault themselves. It is the people who control and manipulate them who are truly responsible. The song also comments on the fear-based society that has been created, where people's freedom and sense of security can be taken away at any time. It seems to be urging listeners to question and resist these power structures and to fight for true freedom and equality.

Line by Line Meaning

Freedom is a state of mind,
The concept of freedom exists only in our minds.

A mind is a state of being,
Our mental state reflects on our physical being.

Stay the fuck outta my mind and my being.
Stay away from my thoughts and don't try to control me.

I don't fault the police
I don't blame the police for their actions.

'Cause the people that run um got um on a short leash
The police are controlled by people with more power than them.

'Cause the people that run um divide and disease
Those in power divide and create chaos among the people they control.

I don't cry when the police die 'cause they probably deserved it,
I am not sympathetic when the police die because they may have brought it on themselves.

Run around with a badge and a gun
Police exert their power through their weapons and authority.

And they god damn fuck with everyone.
Police abuse their authority and cause problems for everyone, not just criminals.

Enforce rules made by fools,
The laws that the police enforce are often flawed or poorly thought out.

Violence and fear there tools
The police use violence and fear to control people.

They dress to impress with their laws they arrest
The police use their uniform and authority to intimidate and impress.

And they leave us powerless
The police's actions render people helpless.

We have created a reality based on fear where a terrorist, a gangster or a police can take away your freedom or your sense of security at any time.
The society we've created is based on fear, where anyone with power can take away our freedom and security at any point.

I don't cry when a Gangster dies cause he probably deserved it,
I don't mourn when a gangster dies because they likely brought it on themselves.

They run around with a bag and a gun
Gangsters use weapons and bags of illicit substances to cause harm.

Enforce rules made by fools
Gangsters operate outside the law and often create their own rules.

Thinkin' fear is respect
Gangsters believe that fear equates to respect.

And they leave us powerless.
Gangsters' actions make us feel helpless and vulnerable.

A society that incarnates their own population for any minor infraction where there is 100's upon 1000's of pages and pages of laws and reason for the district attorney and the local jurisdiction and the justice system to put its entire force to removing an individual from his family connection and make him separate from the tribal earth.
Our society incarcerates people for minor offenses and relies on a complex legal system to justify it, even if it means separating individuals from their families.

I don't cry when a terrorist dies cause he probably deserved it,
I don't have sympathy for terrorists when they die because they likely deserved the consequences.

Run around with a bomb and a gun,
Terrorists use dangerous weapons to cause harm and destruction.

Bombs fall from the sky
Terrorist attacks sometimes involve bombs dropped from the air.

And a mom as she cries as she watches her baby die.
Terrorist attacks cause innocent people, including children, to suffer and die, which is heartbreaking for their loved ones.