Chuck D

The sole solo album by the great, booming voice of Public Enemy isn't so much an autobiography as a catalogue of what pisses him off, although for this dissenter-for-life, that may indeed constitute his story. Over bare, soulful backing tracks that avoid an overload of samples or Flavor Flav, the former Carlton Ridenhour --that's "the commissioner" to you, kid --takes aim at hip-hop's violent infi...