Public Enemy – It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back (VG+/VG+) – LP, AU 1988
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It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back is an LP by Public Enemy from 1988 released on the CBS, Def Jam Recordings label.
About this album
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is Public Enemy’s defining statement and one of hip-hop’s most influential albums. Released in 1988, it pushed rap into louder, denser and more confrontational territory through the production of The Bomb Squad, whose collage of samples, sirens and hard-edged rhythm gave songs like Bring the Noise, Don’t Believe the Hype and Rebel Without a Pause their relentless force. Chuck D’s commanding delivery and Flavor Flav’s chaotic counterpoint turned militant politics into a powerful mass message. Widely regarded as a landmark of conscious hip-hop, it helped reshape the sound and ambition of the genre.
Genre: Hip Hop & RnB
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Read the AllMusic.com reviewArtist: Public EnemyLabel: CBS, Def Jam Recordings – 462415 1Format: LP, Album, StereoUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1988Genre: Hip Hop & RnBStyle: ConsciousSilver Side
A1 Countdown To Armageddon
A2 Bring The Noise
A3 Don'T Believe The Hype
A4 Cold Lampin' With Flavor
A5 Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic
A6 Mind Terrorist
A7 Louder Than A Bomb
A8 Caught, Can We Get A Witness?
Black Side
B1 Show 'Em Whatcha Got
B2 She Watch Channel Zero?!
B3 Night Of The Living Baseheads
B4 Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos
B5 Security Of The First World
B6 Rebel Without A Pause
B7 Prophets Of Rage
B8 Party For Your Right To Fight
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- Description
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It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back is an LP by Public Enemy from 1988 released on the CBS, Def Jam Recordings label.
About this album
It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is Public Enemy’s defining statement and one of hip-hop’s most influential albums. Released in 1988, it pushed rap into louder, denser and more confrontational territory through the production of The Bomb Squad, whose collage of samples, sirens and hard-edged rhythm gave songs like Bring the Noise, Don’t Believe the Hype and Rebel Without a Pause their relentless force. Chuck D’s commanding delivery and Flavor Flav’s chaotic counterpoint turned militant politics into a powerful mass message. Widely regarded as a landmark of conscious hip-hop, it helped reshape the sound and ambition of the genre.
Genre: Hip Hop & RnB
Review
AllMusic rating:AllMusic users:Read the AllMusic.com reviewArtist: Public EnemyLabel: CBS, Def Jam Recordings – 462415 1Format: LP, Album, StereoUnits: 1Country: AustraliaReleased: 1988Genre: Hip Hop & RnBStyle: ConsciousSilver Side
A1 Countdown To Armageddon
A2 Bring The Noise
A3 Don'T Believe The Hype
A4 Cold Lampin' With Flavor
A5 Terminator X To The Edge Of Panic
A6 Mind Terrorist
A7 Louder Than A Bomb
A8 Caught, Can We Get A Witness?
Black Side
B1 Show 'Em Whatcha Got
B2 She Watch Channel Zero?!
B3 Night Of The Living Baseheads
B4 Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos
B5 Security Of The First World
B6 Rebel Without A Pause
B7 Prophets Of Rage
B8 Party For Your Right To Fight
