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Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black

Public Enemy

1991
27 tracks
1 uur, 48 min
east coast hip hop

Album Description

Public Enemy's Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black is a seminal masterpiece that embodies the spirit of East Coast hip hop. Released on 1 October 1991 through Def Jam Recordings, this iconic album is a testament to the group's innovative and unapologetic approach to music. Clocking in at 1 hour and 48 minutes, Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black is a sonic journey that showcases Public Enemy's unique blend of hip hop, hardcore hip hop, and socially conscious lyrics.

The album's tracklist is a veritable feast of energetic and thought-provoking tracks, including the likes of 'Lost At Birth', 'Rebirth', and 'Nighttrain'. Other standout tracks, such as 'Can't Truss It' and 'By The Time I Get To Arizona', demonstrate Public Enemy's ability to craft infectious beats and deliver scathing social commentary. The album also features an array of remixes and alternate versions, highlighting the group's experimentation and creativity.

Throughout Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black, Public Enemy's signature sound is on full display, with their distinctive blend of hip hop and hardcore hip hop elements. The result is an album that is both a product of its time and a timeless classic, continuing to inspire and influence new generations of music fans. With its unflinching lyrics and innovative production, Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black is a must-listen for fans of Public Enemy and hip hop aficionados alike.

Tracks

Lost At BirthPublic Enemy
3:49
RebirthPublic Enemy
0:59
NighttrainPublic Enemy
3:27
Can't Truss ItPublic Enemy
5:21
I Don't Wanna Be Called Yo NigaPublic Enemy
4:23
How To Kill A Radio ConsultantPublic Enemy
3:09
By The Time I Get To ArizonaPublic Enemy
4:48
Move!Public Enemy, Sister Souljah
4:59
1 Million BottlebagsPublic Enemy
4:06
More News At 11Public Enemy
2:39
Shut Em DownPublic Enemy
5:04
A Letter To The New York PostPublic Enemy
2:45
Get The F... Outta DodgePublic Enemy, True Mathematics
2:38
Bring Tha NoizePublic Enemy, Anthrax
3:49
Nighttrain - Pete Rock Strong Island Mt. Vernon MeltdownPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:38
Nighttrain - Meltdown InstrumentalPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:37
Nighttrain - Get Up Get Involved Throwdown MixPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:37
Nighttrain - Get Into It InstrumentalPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:34
Can't Truss It - Goree Island Conga Radio MixPublic Enemy, Mike Bona
3:54
Can't Truss It - InstrumentalPublic Enemy
5:47
By The Time I Get To Arizona - Arizona Assassination Attempt Acca-Double DubPublic Enemy
3:08
Move! - Censored Radio VersionPublic Enemy, Sister Souljah
4:59
More News At 11 - Extended Gary G-Wiz Mega BombPublic Enemy, Gary G-Wiz
4:34
Shut Em Down - Pe-te Rock MixxPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:40
Shut Em Down - Rock Mixx InstrumentalPublic Enemy, Pete Rock
4:39
Shut Em Down - Bald Beat BreakapellaPublic Enemy
3:05
Get The Fuck Outta Dodge - Escapism 1991Public Enemy, True Mathematics
2:40

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About Public Enemy

Public Enemy, the iconic hip-hop group hailing from Roosevelt, New York, burst onto the scene in 1985 with a mission to challenge the status quo. Founded by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, the duo quickly gained notoriety for their unapologetic political messages, tackling issues like American racism and media manipulation. Their breakthrough came with the critically acclaimed "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" in 1988, a landmark album that solidified their place in hip-hop history. With a dense, layered sound and radical political stance, Public Enemy's discography, including classics like "Fear of a Black Planet" and "Apocalypse 91... The Enemy Strikes Black," continues to inspire and provoke thought. Their anthem "Fight the Power" remains a rallying cry for social justice, making Public Enemy not just musicians, but cultural revolutionaries.

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