Apocalypse 91...The Enemy Strikes Black
Public Enemy
14 tracks
- A11Lost At Birth3:49
- A21Rebirth1:00
- A31Nighttrain3:28
- A41Can't Truss It5:21
- B11I Don't Wanna Be Called Yo Niga4:24
- B21How To Kill A Radio Consultant3:09
- B31By The Time I Get To Arizona4:49
- C11Move!5:00
- C211 Million Bottlebags4:06
- C31More News At 112:40
- D11Shut Em Down5:04
- D21A Letter To The New York Post2:45
- D31Get The F--- Outta Dodge2:38
- D41Bring Tha Noize3:48
Album story
Chuck D and the Bomb Squad returned with a record that feels like a direct shot across the bow of mainstream media and systemic injustice. It remains one of the most uncompromising statements of the early nineties, featuring a relentless, high-tension energy that refuses to let the listener look away.
The production is dense and chaotic, defined by the signature layered, abrasive soundscapes that made the Bomb Squad legends. You can hear the tension of the era in every track, capturing a moment where hip hop was fully embracing its role as the primary voice for political and social dissent.
Album release date
Pressing info
- Label
- Def Jam Recordings / UMe
- CatNo
- B0023380-01
- Released
- 14 Aug 2015
- Region
- US
- Format
- LP, Album, Reissue, Green Translucent, Gatefold
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