A powerful work in which anger towards society collides with reconstructed sound.
This album, released in the mid-'90s by Public Enemy, fuses social commentary with heavy beats and marks their comeback.
Public Enemy's fifth album can be seen as a response to the changes in the hip-hop scene. Lyrics that sharply criticize social structures and media manipulation are layered with hard, funk-tinged beats. The energy of "Give It Up" and the political message of "Race Against Time" embody their signature style. It has been re-evaluated as an ambitious work that challenged the chaos of the '90s.
21 TRACKS:
1)
Whole Lotta Love Goin On In The Middle Of Hell
2)
Theatrical Parts
3)
Give It Up
4)
What Side You On?
5)
Bedlam 13:13
6)
Stop In The Name...
7)
What Kind Of Power We Got?
8)
So Whatcha Gone Do Now?
9)
White Heaven / Black Hell
10)
Race Against Time
11)
They Used To Call It Dope
12)
Aintnuttin Buttersong
13)
Live And Undrugged Pt. 1 & 2
14)
Thin Line Between Law & Rape
15)
I Ain't Mad At All
16)
Death Of A Carjacka
17)
I Stand Accused
18)
Godd Complexx
19)
Hitler Day
20)
Harry Allen's Interactive Super Highway Phone Call To Chuck D
