The album was released on September 14, 2001, and re-pressed in 2004 by Babygrande Records. 1 is the debut album by Immortal Technique. Bennet0:5711'Dance with the Devil' (Hidden track)44 Caliber9:3912'The Prophecy'44 Caliber3:1513'Understand Why' (Interlude)A. Viper Records Immortal Technique About Revolutionary Vol. Find Immortal Technique - The (R)evolution Of Immortal Technique by Viper Records at Movies & TV, home of thousands of titles on DVD and Blu-ray. Track listing #TitleFeatured guest(s)ProducerLength1'Creation & Destruction', J-Force3:092'Dominant Species'Rheturik3:473'Positive Balance'Big Zoo44 Caliber3:174'The Getaway'SouthPaw and2:415'Beef & Broccoli'2:056'No Me Importa'44 Caliber3:567'Top of the Food Chain (Remix)'Poison PenStelf Index3:228'The Poverty of Philosophy'SouthPaw6:139'Revolutionary'Jean Grae5:1010'Spend Some Time (Remix)' (Interlude)G. Mason wrote that listeners may not approve of the production quality, but noted that it had a 'rough-edged charm' to it.Writing on RapReviews in November 2005, Steve 'Flash' Juon responded positively to the album, calling Immortal Technique 'a smooth flowing, rough hewn vocalist with an excellent sense of timing and breath control' and judging the production as 'good to outstanding'. He praised Immortal Technique for being able to fit complicated political themes convincingly to music.

Contents.Reception Professional ratingsReview scoresSourceRatingRapReviewsStewart Mason of gave the album a score of three-and-a-half stars out of five. He was subsequently chosen as a 2003 Hip Hop Quotable by Source, and is still the only unsigned rap artist to have been given the honor.

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