It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back
Public Enemy, released in 1988 (USA), hip hop.
- Artist: Public Enemy
- Year: 1988
- Genre: Hip Hop
- Country: USA
Overview
Chuck D and Flavor Flav delivered radical politics over the dense sample collages of the Bomb Squad, layering sirens, funk breaks and noise into a wall of sound. Dont Believe the Hype and Bring the Noise made it a rallying cry, and critics have long ranked it among the greatest hip hop albums.
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