Chuck D on Public Enemy’s New Album and the Legacy of ‘Nation of Millions’
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The hip-hop pioneer also talks about reuniting the Beastie Boys and Run-DMC on Public Enemy's excellent new album
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Public Enemy Bring the Noise to the Desert in Video for ‘Grid’
Posted in: Music NewsTrack with Cypress Hill, George Clinton appears on hip-hop outfit's latest LP, What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?
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See Public Enemy’s Animated ‘Public Enemy Number Won’ Video With Mike D, Ad-Rock, Run-DMC
Posted in: Music NewsVisual pays tribute to MCA and Jam Master Jay
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500 Greatest Albums Podcast: How Public Enemy Took on ‘A Nation of Millions’
Posted in: Music NewsIn the debut episode of our new series, Chuck D and Hank Shocklee tell the story of one of hip-hop's most important albums - breaking down its revolutionary lyrics and the sample-layering tricks behind its groundbreaking sound
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Public Enemy Go Off the ‘Grid’ in Animated Video With Cypress Hill, George Clinton
Posted in: Music NewsTrack appears on hip-hop legends' latest album, What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?
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Best Albums of September 2020: Alicia Keys, Neil Young, Toots and the Maytals, and More
Posted in: Music FeaturesHere are the best albums of last month, from horn-driven reggae-funk blasts to autumnal pleasantness
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Public Enemy Fight the Power With Passion on ‘What You Gonna Do When the Grid Goes Down?’
Posted in: Album ReviewsChuck D and Flavor Flav summon the steely spirit of their Eighties heyday for a new hour of chaos
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Nwaka Onwusa on Rock Hall’s ‘It’s Been Said All Along’ Exhibit
Posted in: Music PicturesThe Rock and Roll Hall of Fame spotlights a long and vital tradition of black artists […]
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Flashback: Stephen Stills Teams Up With Public Enemy for ‘He Got Game’
Posted in: Music NewsBilly Porter's new rendition of 'For What It's Worth" from the DNC isn't the first time Stills has revisited his Buffalo Springfield classic
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BET Awards: Public Enemy Recruit Nas, Black Thought for Star-Studded ‘Fight the Power’ Remix
Posted in: Music NewsYG and Rapsody also add topical, empowering verses to rap group's classic song
