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Fear Of A Black Planet Vinyl LP

Def Jam / SKU: hh-5430
action-packed 3rd album ft. 'Fight The Power,' 'Terrordome,' '911 Is A Joke' + more
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  • Public Enemy's huger than huge Fear Of A Black Planet! Their mind blowing 3rd album is filled with too many standout moments to mention. I listened to the album for months as a kid and "Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man" was probably Flav's highlight besides "911 is a Joke," which killed it. The album is filled with some of the most densely layered Bomb Squad production out there. Chuck D's agitprop lyricism is smashed up against soundbite samples from myriad sources and it only helps to further get the message across. The energy is still palpable today. Check out the awesome posse track about racialism on the big screen "Burn Hollywood Burn!" featuring Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane. There's also certified classics like "Fight The Power," "Welcome To The Terrordome." "Power To The People," "Revolutionary Generation," "Reggie Jax," "War At 33 1/3" and much more!

    • black vinyl pressing
    • printed inner sleeve
    • original release year: 1990
    • music label: Def Jam 2018
    reviewed by Kool Moby 12/2014
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    upc: 602537998647

Public Enemy's huger than huge Fear Of A Black Planet! Their mind blowing 3rd album is filled with too many standout moments to mention. I listened to the album for months as a kid and "Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man" was probably Flav's highlight besides "911 is a Joke," which killed it. The album is filled with some of the most densely layered Bomb Squad production out there. Chuck D's agitprop lyricism is smashed up against soundbite samples from myriad sources and it only helps to further get the message across. The energy is still palpable today. Check out the awesome posse track about racialism on the big screen "Burn Hollywood Burn!" featuring Ice Cube and Big Daddy Kane. There's also certified classics like "Fight The Power," "Welcome To The Terrordome." "Power To The People," "Revolutionary Generation," "Reggie Jax," "War At 33 1/3" and much more!

  • black vinyl pressing
  • printed inner sleeve
  • original release year: 1990
  • music label: Def Jam 2018
reviewed by Kool Moby 12/2014
.
upc: 602537998647

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