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Track Listings
| 1. Lost At Birth |
| 2. Rebirth |
| 3. Nighttrain |
| 4. Can't Truss It |
| 5. I Don't Wanna Be Called Yo Niga |
| 6. How To Kill A Radio Consultant |
| 7. By The Time I Get To Arizona |
| 8. Move! - Public Enemy, Sister Souljah |
| 9. 1 Million Bottlebags |
| 10. More News At 11 |
| 11. Shut 'Em Down |
| 12. A Letter To The New York Post |
| 13. Get The F... Outta Dodge - Public Enemy, True Mathematics |
| 14. Bring Tha Noize - Anthrax, Public Enemy |
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album represents the end of Public Enemy's best period, their fourth album in a 5 year period when they blew everyone away and inspired the political "afrocentric" period of hiphop.
The strain is already starting to show as the album never quite lived up to it's predecessor "Fear of a Black Planet", yet there is undeniable quality here in tracks like "shut em down" and "By the time I get to Arizona".
It's a storming noisy militant album, with Chucka nd Flav still spitting over some incredible hooks, the originality of their sound not yet worn thin. I wish they were still as good and as consistent as this...
The strain is already starting to show as the album never quite lived up to it's predecessor "Fear of a Black Planet", yet there is undeniable quality here in tracks like "shut em down" and "By the time I get to Arizona".
It's a storming noisy militant album, with Chucka nd Flav still spitting over some incredible hooks, the originality of their sound not yet worn thin. I wish they were still as good and as consistent as this...
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album just pumps. This was the first Hip Hop album I ever bought and was instantly converted. PE's music has and always will be unlike any other. The production is amazing, lyrics political but yet enlightening (Shut em Down and Cant Truss it) and every song moves with a sense of purpose which cant be said for 90% of the stuff which is churned out by the bucketload these days. If you like smart production and intense lyrics, check this album out
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I've just rebought this album - one I loved a few years back but lost my cassette version somewhere along the line. I think first rap album I purchased...
Even if 'Fear of a black planet' or 'Takes a nation of millions...' might be more revered, and it came out a bit after their golden age, there is genius at work here.
I love 'By the time I get to Arizona...' - it's got that epic intro and great lyrics with PE raging over a state with sparkling PR sheen but a stinking underbelly. "what's a smiling face when the whole state's racist"... A line delivered with
righteous anger! Worth getting the album for that track alone.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great album spoiled by censorship
I think this album sits well alongside their other classic early albums, and my favourite PE album "Mess-Age". Read more
Published 3 months ago by Graham Cobley
DISSAPOINTING...
After the previous 2 albums, both bona fide rap AND music classics, this was a let down - the production is excellent BUT the songwriting feels
kind of 'by numbers'. Read more
kind of 'by numbers'. Read more
Published on 2 July 2008 by Adam Jackson
Hugely underrated
More cliched than PE's other releases, but has some of the best songs they ever did, and definitely some of Chuck's best vocals. Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2000
utter rubbish
i was looking forward to this cd, thinking it would be like the others, but no. This is not only one of the worst public enemy have written but also one of the worst i have ever... Read more
Published on 15 Dec 1999
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