Public Enemy
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AgentWood wrote: of course! since i was about 13.
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Chuck D the man.
'I'd rather have a hundred thousand or a million people saying I'm nuts and I'm crazy for my musical choices and what I've said lyrically, than a million people all raising their hand on the first day.'
'cold sweatin' as i dwell in my cell, how long has it been they got me sittin' in the state pen?'--brilliant song
'There's a 5 letter word To describe her character But her brains being washed by an actor And every real man that tries to approach Come the closer he comes He gets dissed like a roach'
Terminator X!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Hell yeah, found a 7" single of You're Gonna Get Yours at the local Tower and have been hooked ever since.
who's the one some think is great I'm that one......son of a gun drivin' by.........wavin' my fist makin' 'em mad when I'm goin like this
Gnu Odor wrote: Saw 'em on tour for Fear of a Black Planet, but they're ab-so-fuckin'-lutely worthless on record without the Bomb Squad. The "new" stuff is a shitstorm.
Very true.
They're supposed to be past their prime, but saw 'em a few years ago and they were amazing - live drumming from (a disturbingly youthful) Prof Griff and comedy "drumming" from Flav!!
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: They're supposed to be past their prime, but saw 'em a few years ago and they were amazing - live drumming from (a disturbingly youthful) Prof Griff
Was he not kicked out for anti Semetic comments?
Christopher Owens wrote:
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: They're supposed to be past their prime, but saw 'em a few years ago and they were amazing - live drumming from (a disturbingly youthful) Prof Griff
Was he not kicked out for anti Semetic comments?
No, he was kicked out for anti-SEMITIC remarks but was later reinstated with minimal fuss. How quickly we forget, eh?
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote:
Christopher Owens wrote:
(The Good Doctor) Martin Fradley wrote: They're supposed to be past their prime, but saw 'em a few years ago and they were amazing - live drumming from (a disturbingly youthful) Prof Griff
Was he not kicked out for anti Semetic comments?
No, he was kicked out for anti-SEMITIC remarks but was later reinstated with minimal fuss. How quickly we forget, eh?
ironic, since PE's first two albums were released on def jam, whose co-founder, rick rubin, is jewish. ![]()
john kershaw wrote: music for .......
but Kool thing/sonic Youth was good.
yeah, those crazy, rough guitars
PE?erm, never listened to
In the spirit of MLK Day
"I'm hyped and I'm amped my heroes don't appear on a stamp.."
Did not they also say that Farakhan is a prophet?
twist wrote:
Did not they also say that Farakhan is a prophet?
it sounds like something one of the members of S1W would say. i believe a few of them (including professor griff) were members of the NOI.
One of the few rap groups I can stand. I haven't heard anything new in that genre I like in the past few years except for Common and some Talib Kweli. I don't want to get too off topic but I heard some Biggie for the first time about a week ago. The chorus: got to get some money
Gonna F$ck some ho's....
over and over again. Not too good......![]()
