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The title says it all. In 1988, when this album was released, Public Enemy's music cut with a wholly revolutionary edge. Rarely has fear, anger, paranoia and anxiety been so masterfully compressed onto a record's grooves. The bomb squad's artistry is the keynote to the hard, lean delivery, while Chuck D's supremely pointed lyrics leave no stone of the black experience unturned. It is not comfortable listening, but on tracks such as 'Don't Believe the Hype', 'Night of the Living Baseheads' and 'Rebel Without a Pause' the listener is left in no doubt that they are facing a fantastically potent force.
Track Listing:
1. Countdown to Armageddon - Public Enemy (1.41)
2. Bring the Noise - Public Enemy (3.46)
3. Don't Believe the Hype - Public Enemy (5.19)
4. Cold Lampin' With Flavor - Public Enemy (4.17)
5. Terminator X to the Edge of Panic - Public Enemy (4.31)
6. Mind Terrorist - Public Enem
The title says it all. In 1988, when this album was released, Public Enemy’s music cut with a wholly revolutionary edge. Rarely has fear, anger, paranoia and anxiety been so masterfully compressed onto a record’s grooves. The bomb squad’s artistry is the keynote to the hard, lean delivery, while Chuck D’s supremely pointed lyrics leave no stone of the black experience unturned. It is not comfortable listening, but on tracks such as ‘Don’t Believe the Hype’, ‘Night of the Living Baseheads’ and ‘Rebel Without a Pause’ the listener is left in no doubt that they are facing a fantastically potent force.
Track Listing:
1. Countdown to Armageddon – Public Enemy (1.41)
2. Bring the Noise – Public Enemy (3.46)
3. Don’t Believe the Hype – Public Enemy (5.19)
4. Cold Lampin’ With Flavor – Public Enemy (4.17)
5. Terminator X to the Edge of Panic – Public Enemy (4.31)
6. Mind Terrorist – Public Enem
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The Bomb Squads dense, sample-heavy production pushed hip hop into uncharted sonic territorylayering funk, soul, rock, and noise into collages that felt explosive and revolutionary. More than just a collection of songs, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back was a manifesto that redefined what rap
Condition: Brand New
The Bomb Squads dense, sample-heavy production pushed hip hop into uncharted sonic territorylayering funk, soul, rock, and noise into collages that felt explosive and revolutionary. More than just a collection of songs, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back was a manifesto that redefined what rap
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