Public Enemy in past has
been known for their controversy’s. Well they’re back! Public
Enemy released an album called “Most of My Heroes Still Don’t
Appear on No Stamp” in July 2012. The opening track “Run Til It’s
Dark”, is characteristic Public Enemy sound. I think the four most
important songs on this album are “Get Up Stand Up”, “WTF”,
“Catch the Thrown”, and “Run Til It’s Dark”. I have been
listening to Public Enemy since the late 80s. I think they are still
the best rap group ever. These so called rappers now days need to
take note and rap about the real truth.
Public Enemy is from Long
Island, New York. Public Enemy came on the scene in 1987, with their
debut album “Yo! Bum Rush the Show”. In 1988 the released “It
Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back”, with their two hit
singles "Don't Believe the Hype" and "Black Steel in
the Hour of Chaos". After twenty five years Public Enemy is
still rapping about what’s going on in the world. Public Enemy is
still doing their thing bringing the world the truth through their
music. My favorite songs are, “Run Til Its Dark”, “Get Up Stand
Up (featuring Brother Ali)”, “Most of My Heroes Still Don’t
Appear on No Stamp (featuring Z-Trip)”, “I Shall Not Be Moved”,
“Get It In (featuring Bumpy Knuckles)”, “WTF” and “Truth
Decay”. Public Enemy has the second album due out sometime in
September, The Evil Empire of Everything. It is supposed to be the
album that talks to “Most of My Heroes Still Don’t Appear on No
Stamp”. Public Enemy is the real deal of hip hop.
If you have not listened
to Public Enemy you need to they are rapping some real truth. A lot
of critics think Public Enemy is racist and very militant. I say to
all those critics the truth hurts. You can listen to Public Enemy
songs on Streetwise Radio. You can also listen to Streetwise Radio
on, Athena365, MyGen365, ITunes and Live365.
LM
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