Rob Gee - Na Na Fuck Osama Bin Laden

Review by Chuck Reynolds

Na Na Fuck Osama Bin Laden by Rob Gee is a high-energy and politically charged album that packs a punch. With its aggressive beats, heavy basslines, and explicit lyrics, this album is not for the faint of heart. Rob Gee's signature style of hardcore techno and gabber is on full display here, and he pulls no punches when it comes to expressing his views on the war on terror and the infamous terrorist leader.

From the opening track, "Intro (The War on Terror)," Rob Gee sets the tone with a sample of George W. Bush's infamous "Mission Accomplished" speech, before launching into a barrage of hard-hitting beats and samples that will leave your head spinning. Tracks like "Na Na Fuck Osama Bin Laden" and "The Terrorists" are unapologetically aggressive and confrontational, with lyrics that leave no doubt about Rob Gee's stance on the subject.

But it's not all politics on this album. Tracks like "Pump Up the Bass" and "Riot in NY" are pure dancefloor bangers, with infectious beats and catchy hooks that will get your body moving. The album also features collaborations with other artists in the hardcore scene, such as DJ Paul Elstak and The Prophet, adding even more variety and depth to Rob Gee's sound.

Summary by Chuck Reynolds

Na Na Fuck Osama Bin Laden is a bold and uncompromising album that will appeal to fans of hardcore techno and gabber, as well as those who appreciate music with a strong political message. Rob Gee's passion and energy are evident throughout the album, making it a must-listen for anyone looking for something powerful and provocative.