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2004 studio album by 1200 Techniques
Consistency Theory
Released 9 January 2004 Recorded 2003
Genre
Hip hop Length 65 :11
Label Rubber/
Sony
Producer
DJ Peril
"Eye of the Storm" Released: 2003
"Where UR At" Released: October 2003
"Fork in the Road" Released: 2004
Consistency Theory is the second and final
studio album by Australian
hip-hop group
1200 Techniques .
[1] Released on 9 January 2004, it sees the group moving away from the diverse influences of their first album, to a more straightforward, arguably commercial hip-hop sound. The album peaked at No. 38 on the
ARIA Albums Chart .
"Kem's Theme (Intro)"
"B-boy Shit"
"Eye of the Storm"
"Knock Knock" (featuring
Koolism )
"Skit 01 - George da Gangsta"
"The Word" (featuring
Krondon )
"Where Ur At"
"Hot Syrup"
"Looking Back 'Nothin but Love'" (featuring Motion Man)
"Welcome Aboard - 1200 Techniquians"
"Takin' You Back"
"Feel the Music" (featuring Maya Jupiter)
"Skit 02 - Robbo"
"Haterade" (featuring Rodney P & Ken Hell)
"Fork in the Road" (featuring
Rashad Haughton )
"Consistency Theory" (featuring Kristin)
"U Can Make It"
"Got 2 Survive"
Limited Edition DVD
"1200's Theme" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Since I Got It" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Can't Stop" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Put 'Em Up" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"B-Boy Shit" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Freestyle Jam" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Karma" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Hard As Hell" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Battlemaster" (Live at The Big Day Out 2003)
"Eye of the Storm" (Video Clip)