http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.33449&rws=%2Fx-raided%2Fmusic-videos.rssA master of no-holds-barred murder rap, Sacramento's X-Raided has been stirring up controversy with his hardcore death rhymes since '92. His first album, <I>Psychoactive</I>, was actually used as evidence in his murder trial, where he received a thirty-one year sentence for his role in the home invasion/killing of an innocent woman. He recorded his second album, <I>Xorcist</I> (1995) over the phone from prison, and his devoted fan base continued to grow. Still incarcerated, X has released several more records from behind bars, and is considered by many to be an originator of the ultraviolent Sac-town rap style that's still popular with C-Bo and Brotha Lynch Hung. In 2001, X-Raided released <I>Madman Records The Initiation</I>. - Brolin WinningWest Coast O.G.'sen720Fri, 11 Dec 2009 22:58:57 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.33449&rws=%2Fx-raided%2Fmusic-videos.rss A master of no-holds-barred murder rap, Sacramento's X-Raided has been stirring up controversy with his hardcore death rhymes since '92. His first album, <I>Psychoactive</I>, was actually used as evidence in his murder trial, where he received a thirty-one year sentence for his role in the home invasion/killing of an innocent woman. He recorded his second album, <I>Xorcist</I> (1995) over the phone from prison, and his devoted fan base continued to grow. Still incarcerated, X has released several more records from behind bars, and is considered by many to be an originator of the ultraviolent Sac-town rap style that's still popular with C-Bo and Brotha Lynch Hung. In 2001, X-Raided released <I>Madman Records The Initiation</I>. - Brolin Winning