This live album was recorded in the 'Merleyn' in Nijmegen in November 2006. The songs are based on earlier productions of Inna-Truth, some can be found in their original form on 'The Warriors Way', but they are entirely different. Inna-Truth and the Band have lifted the songs to a different level: hiphop is, in a challenging way, mixed with rock, jazzy influences, classical influences and fusion.

The Lost Pages

01. Open Your Mind
02. Utopia
03. Digging Your Own Grave
04. The Seven Stages
05. Back In The Days
06. It Aint Worth It
07. A Moment Of Deepening
08. Ying Yang (ft. DJ U-Turn)
09. The Session (ft. Skiggy Rapz)
10. Sacrifice
11. Soulmate
12. Walking Thoughts (ft. Kayen)
13. Chords Of A Warning

The Lost Pages is the product of a collaboration between Inna-Truth and Number 9. They started working on in 2005, but it was released in 2007. In the meantime both 'The Warriors Way' and the 'Live Album' had been released. The album consist out of both raw, Eastside-like, hiphop and more clean, Westside-like, hiphop. The album also features singer Kayen and hiphop artist Skiggy Rapz. Number 9 was mainly responsible for the beat and Inna-Truth mainly for the lyrics, which are mainly based on Sjamanic philosophy, is slightly influenced by Buddhist and Bahai Scriptures. It touches actual subjects like the war in Iraq and Afghanistan, hiphop in these days, but also the more general subjects as materialism, the human soul, the urge within for answers and the craving for knowledge of our Source.

The Warrior's Way

01. Life Of A Warrior
02. Necessary Step
03. In Our Hands (ft. Mae)
04. My Journey
05. March With Me
06. Dreaming (ft. Robin/Daisy Vain)
07. Heavy Interlude
08. 343 Beats & 7 Insights
09. One's True Nature
10. Aint No Return (ft. Number 9/Skillah)

The Warrior's Way is somewhat more hiphop than Inna-Truth's recent work. The album contains several songs which the 'The People of...' and Inna-Truth have transformed and which find a new expression on the live album. Lyrically the album is partly based on the books of Carlos Castaneda, which describe the 'Warrior's Way' as a way of living; self-effacement, becoming a mystery, remembering the true self, transcending the awareness, regarding death as your closest friend as a way of becoming more fruitful in life etc. These subjects are poetically linked to Inna-Truth's own search for the Truth and can be considered as a fairly clear glimpse into his mind in the period 2004-2005, when the album was released.