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Live From Metropolis Studios

Public Enemy

2015
21 tracks
1 uur, 19 min
east coast hip hop

Album Description

Public Enemy's 'Live From Metropolis Studios' is a high-energy album that showcases the group's captivating live performance. Released on 4 September 2015 through Universal Music Group International, this album is a testament to the band's enduring influence on the hip hop scene. With a duration of 1 hour and 19 minutes, 'Live From Metropolis Studios' takes listeners on a thrilling journey through some of Public Enemy's most iconic tracks, including 'Bring The Noise', 'Fight The Power', and '911 Is A Joke'.

This album is a must-listen for fans of East Coast hip hop, hip hop, and hardcore hip hop, as it perfectly encapsulates the genre's spirit and energy. Public Enemy's live renditions of their classic songs are just as powerful and thought-provoking as their studio recordings, making 'Live From Metropolis Studios' an essential addition to any music collection. With their signature blend of socially conscious lyrics and infectious beats, Public Enemy proves once again why they are one of the most respected and beloved hip hop groups of all time.

4 sep 2015© 2015 Metropolis London Music Limited, under exclusive license to Universal International Music B.V., a Universal Music Group company℗ 2015 Metropolis London Music Limited, under exclusive license to Universal International Music B.V., a Universal Music Group company

Tracks

Intro - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
0:48
Lost At Birth - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
0:47
Miuzi Weighs A Ton - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
3:06
Get Up Stand Up - LivePublic Enemy, T-Bone Motta, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
1:05
Rebel Without A Pause - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
5:50
911 Is A Joke - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
3:01
Welcome To The Terrordome - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
5:23
Hoovermusic - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
2:16
Black Steel In The Hour / Do You Wanna Go Our Way - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
9:03
Show 'Em Whatcha Got - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
1:27
Bring The Noise - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
4:44
Don't Believe The Hype - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
5:53
Can't Truss It - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
2:01
He Got Game - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
1:56
Night Of The Living Baseheads - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
4:04
I Shall Not Be Moved - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
2:14
Fight The Power (Soul Power - Who Stole This Soul) - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
7:33
Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
1:24
31 Flavors - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
2:25
Shut 'Em Down - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
4:53
Harder Than You Think - LivePublic Enemy, Pop Diesel, James Bomb
9:40

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About Public Enemy

Public Enemy, formed in 1985 by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, is an American hip hop group that revolutionized the genre with their politically charged lyrics and innovative sound. Hailing from Roosevelt, New York, the group gained prominence for their unapologetic stance against American racism and media manipulation. Their debut album, "Yo! Bum Rush the Show" (1987), set the stage for their groundbreaking second album, "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" (1988), which topped The Village Voice's Pazz & Jop critics' poll and is often hailed as one of the greatest hip hop albums ever produced. With a discography spanning over a dozen studio albums, including classics like "Fear of a Black Planet" (1990) and "Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black" (1991), Public Enemy's impact on music and culture is undeniable. Their anthem "Fight the Power" remains a powerful call to action, and their live performances are renowned for their militant stage presence and energetic delivery. Public Enemy's influence extends beyond music, making them one of the most important and controversial groups in hip hop history.

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