Fear of a Black Planet

Album - 1990 - DeB Id: 14940

By Public Enemy
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Contract on the World Love Jam (01:44)

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Brothers Gonna Work It Out (05:05)

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911 Is a Joke (03:17)

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Incident at 66.6 FM (01:37)

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Welcome to the Terrordome (05:24)

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Meet the G That Killed Me (00:44)

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Pollywanacraka (03:52)

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Anti-Nigger Machine (03:17)

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Burn Hollywood Burn (02:46)

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Power to the People (04:49)

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Who Stole the Soul? (03:52)

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Fear of a Black Planet (03:40)

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Revolutionary Generation (05:43)

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Can't Do Nuttin' for Ya Man (02:45)

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Reggie Jax (01:35)

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Leave This Off Your Fuckin Charts (02:32)

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B Side Wins Again (03:39)

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War at 33⅓ (02:13)

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Final Count of the Collision Between Us and the Damned (00:48)

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Fight the Power (04:42)

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Public Enemy

American hip hop group from Long Island formed in 1985 by Chuck D and Flavor Flav, noted for politically charged lyrics and The Bomb Squad’s dense production. Landmark releases include It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back (1988) and Fear of a Black Planet (1990). Collaborated with Spike Lee on Fight the Power (1989).
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