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Saigon streams "The Greatest Story Never Told 2"

November 7, 2012
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Suburban Noize recording artist Saigon has officially released his sophomore album: "The Greatest Story Never Told 2: Bread & Circuses".  This album definitely snuck up on us, but that doesn't mean that you should sleep on it!  Suburban Noize and Saigon have actually made the entire album available for you to stream, and you can do so by clicking right here! You can also see his brand new music video, which pays homage to MLK, Tupac, and more in the press release below:

SAIGON RELEASES SOPHOMORE ALBUM "THE GREATEST STORY NEVER TOLD 2: BREAD & CIRCUSES" IN STORES; RELEASES VIDEO PAYING TRIBUTE TO MARTIN LUTHER KING, MARVIN GAYE & TUPAC

With election fever in full-swing, Saigon commences his campaign for change in hip-hop today with the release of "The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses"  in stores today via Suburban Noize/RED. Saigon continues to deliver the thought provoking lyrical content that good hip hop music lovers desire to hear…Beats & Rhymes.  Fans can hear the album in its entirety online at http://aol.it/PSkkSr. In the spirit of rap revolutionaries like Chuck D and Gill Scott Heron, "The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses" aims to enrich the non-rich with jewels on issues that have plighted America for centuries. The album was co-executive produced by Hip-Hop producer extraordinaire Just Blaze and MTV and Sirius radio host Sway Calloway. "The Greatest Story Never Told Chapter 2: Bread and Circuses" features guest appearances by LeCrae, Marsha Ambrosius, Styles P, G Martin, Chamillionaire, and members of Dead Prez. Saigon released his new video for "Blown Away" online here:

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The video pays tribute to legends like Martin Luther King, Marvin Gaye and 2Pac.

 “I think we don’t have any real strong leadership today because history shows us that if someone makes too much noise and goes against the establishment, something always happens to them like assassination or untimely death,” commented Saigon about the song and video.
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