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| Released: | 1/7/1995 |
| Condition: | New |
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Public Enemy - Fear Of A Black Planet
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If Public Enemy's two previous albums had ruffled feathers, Fear Of A Black Planet set out its stall to exploit mainstream fears. Again, the title spoke volumes. This time they raged just as hard, but their political consciousness had grown. Professor Griff had been ejected from the band for his anti-Semitic stance, and much of the album's atmosphere is created by the bunker mentality of resultant clashes with the press. The siege mentality only underscores the group's hard-nosed, cut-and-paste sample technique and the eloquence of Chuck D. 'Fight The Power' still bites harder than just about any other track in rap's history.
| Discs 1 | | 1) | Contract On The World Love Jam | | 2) | Brothers Gonna Work It Out | | 3) | 911 Is A Joke | | 4) | Incident At 666 FM | | 5) | Welcome To The Terrordome | | 6) | Meet The G That Killed Me | | 7) | Pollywanacraka | | 8) | Anti Nigger Machine | | 9) | Burn Hollywood Burn | | 10) | Power To The People | | 11) | Who Stole The Soul | | 12) | Fear Of A Black Planet | | 13) | Revolutionary Generation | | 14) | Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man | | 15) | Reggie Jax | | 16) | Leave This Off Your Fuckin' Charts | | 17) | B Side Wins Again | | 18) | War At 33 1/3 | | 19) | Final Count Of The Collision Between Us And Them | | 20) | Fight The Power |
Rap/Hip Hop
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