Rocker Reacts to "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back"

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50 Cent - Get Rich or Die Trying
A Tribe Called Quest - Low End Theory, Midnight Marauders
Ab Soul - Control System
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Baby Keem - The Melodic Blue
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Childish Gambino - Because the Internet
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Common - Be
Conway the Machine - God Don’t Make Mistakes
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De La Soul - Three Feet High and Rising
Death Grips - The Money Store, Exmilitary, Bottomless Pit
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Doja Cat - Scarlet
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Earl Sweatshirt - Doris, IDLSIDGO, Some Rap Songs, Solace
Frank Ocean - Blonde, Channel Orange
Freddie Gibbs - Pinata
Future - DS2
Ice Cube - Amerikkka’s Most Wanted
Ice Spice - Like..?
Injury Reserve - By the Time I Get to Phoenix
J Cole - 2014 Forest Hills Drive, 4 Your Eyez Only
J Dilla - Donuts
Jay Z - Blueprint, Reasonable Doubt, Watch the Throne, 4:44
Joey Bada$$ - 1999
JID - The Never Story, The Forever Story
JPEGMAFIA - Veteran, All My Heroes Are Cornballs, LP!, Scaring The Hoes
Ka - Honor Killed the Samurai
Kanye - College Dropout, Late Registration, Graduation, 808s & Heartbreak, MBDTF, Yeezus, Life of Pablo, Ye
Ken Carson - A Great Chaos
Kendrick - Section.80, Good Kid Mad City, To Pimp a Butterfly, DAMN, Untitled Unmastered, Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers
Kenny Beats - Louie
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Killer Mike - Michael
Lauryn Hill - The Miseducation of
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Lil Yachty - Let’s Start Here
Little Simz - Sometimes I Might Be Introvert, Grey Area, NO THANK YOU
Lucki - Watch My Back
Lupe Fiasco - Food & Liquor
Mac Miller - Swimming, Circles
Mckinley Dixon - Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!?
Metro Boomin - Heroes & Villains
MF DOOM - Madvillainy, Mm Food
Michael Jackson - Thriller
Mick Jenkins - The Patience
Mobb Deep - The Infamous
Mos Def - Black on Both Sides
Mos Def, Talib Kweli - Black Star
Nas - Illmatic
Nicki Minaj - Pink Print, Pink Friday, Pink Friday 2
NONAME - Telefone
Notorious B.I.G. - Ready to Die
On Man - Self Titled
Outkast - Southernplaya, ATLiens, Aquemini, Stankonia
Pierre Bourne - TLOP4
Playboi Carti - Die Lit, Whole Lotta Red
Public Enemy - It Takes a Nation of Millions
Pusha T - Daytona
Richie Russo - Make Believe
Rihanna - ANTI
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Slowthai - Ugly
Smino - Luv 4 Rent
SZA - CTRL, SOS
Teezo Touchdown - How Do You Sleep at Night
Teyana Taylor - KTSE
The Roots - Things Fall Apart
The Weeknd - House of Balloons, Thursday, Echoes of Silence
Three 6 Mafia - Mystic Stylez
Thundercat - Drunk
Travis Scott - Astroworld, Rodeo, Utopia
Tupac - Me Against the World, All Eyez On Me
Tyler the Creator - IGOR, Flower Boy, Call Me if You Get Lost (The Estate Sale)
UGK - Ridin’ Dirty
Vince Staples - Hell Can Wait, Big Fish Theory
Wu-Tang - 36 Chambers, Liquid Swords, Only Built 4 Cuban Linx
Yeat - Afterlyfe
Youngboy NBA - AI Youngboy 2, 3800 Degrees
Young Thug - Barter 6
This is my first time listen and reaction to the album "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" by Public Enemy. Enjoy!
0:00:00 - Opening Thoughts
0:03:55 - Countdown to Armageddon
0:04:25 - Bring the Noise
0:12:40 - Don't Believe the Hype
0:21:55 - Cold Lampin' With Flavor
0:30:00 - Terminator X to the Edge of Panic
0:36:25 - Mind Terrorist
0:37:30 - Louder Than a Bomb
0:43:05 - Caught, Can We Get a Witness?
0:51:05 - Show 'Em Whatcha Got
0:54:00 - She Watch Channel Zero!?
01:03:20 - Night of the Living Baseheads
01:08:55 - Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos
01:20:00 - Security of the First World
01:20:55 - Rebel Without a Pause
01:26:50 - Prophets of Rage
01:33:10 - Party For Your Right to Fight
01:39:05 - Closing Thoughts

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@joedeighton137 Год назад

this is more than a classic

@t.c.bramblett617 4 месяца назад

This was so huge, people not there don't get it. I was freshman year in college, their first LP had hit, I was waiting for this so hard and it delivered. First GREAT hip hop album.

@travahnb.896 Год назад

This album is one of 20th century arts most important offerings. Not just rap music,or 80s hip hop culture. This belongs in the Smithsonian if it isn’t already.

@rodneystewart8800 Год назад

Yes they are at the Smithsonian in Washington DC

@hustler3of4culture3 5 месяцев назад

So true

@MystroZXK Год назад

This was a fucking missile on hip hop when it dropped. With the technology and flows of 1988 they pushed everything to the absolute extreme, beyond important to the culture

@RealDukeOfEdinburgh Год назад

This album changed my life 34 years ago. Legit reaction dude Please do Paid in Full and Fear of a Black Planet

@deensyed786 Год назад

Insanely influential album- the more you dive into hip hop, the more you’ll see PE references, truly one of the best groups of all time

@t.c.bramblett617 4 месяца назад

Yeah and their heavy influence on later rock too and of course rap-rock.. RATM wouldn't have a sound without PE's influence. And this was also the Internet before the Internet, like Chuck D said, "Rap is the black CNN." EDIT: Now I see that he mentions those things and other commenters too lol of course I jumped too fast

@grandason3256 Год назад

Flavor Flav does more rapping on his own project. Fun fact: Flav is very talented with instruments. When I was young he played the piano for me as I sung Greatest Love of All

@rb7007 Год назад

Wow! What a cool fact! 😎

@bluraynation5188 8 месяцев назад

William Jonathon Drayton aka Flavor Flav is absolutely a prodigy. There’s footage on the internet of him playing drums, bass, piano, singing, and he does it all effortlessly.

@johndough2211 Год назад

Great album and very influential! Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full, would be another great 80’s album to review!

@tp1_philler179 Год назад

I think this was the album that couldn't come out for a year or something, then PE (mainly Chuck D) heard Paid In Full and went, shit this changes everything and now we're gonna put out this album that's gonna sounded dated af. Interesting tidbit.

@killahsith Год назад

That was the first album.

@mychaljames8025 Год назад

Probably thee best hiphop album in the genre’s history

@TubeMySwag Год назад

This was an awesome reaction! The Bomb Squad are arguably the best hip hop producers of the golden age era imo. They kicked some major ass on Ice Cube's "Amerikkkas Most Wanted" album from 1990; by far their best project in terms of production. Also, I think Public enemy is the best conscious hip hop group of all time. Majority of their lyricism is still relevant till this day...almost 35 years later. I can't wait until you react to Fear of a Black Planet. That album is a freakin' masterpiece.

@travahnb.896 Год назад

BombSquad surely land in my mt Rushmore of hiphop production

@TubeMySwag Год назад

@@travahnb.896 Absolutely! For me as well

@bolder2009 Год назад

Marly Marl too

@rodneystewart8800 Год назад

And ice cube death certificate

@rodneystewart8800 Год назад

Please listen to fear of a black planet

@KayButtonJay Год назад

The production on this album is underrated AF

@bolder2009 Год назад

'It Takes A Nation...' is regarded as one of the best produced Hiphop albums ever made. It's production transcendended the genre.

@t.c.bramblett617 4 месяца назад

The existence of Flavor is the absolute key to Public Enemy, he can be a hype man and comedy relief, otherwise it could come off to serious. It is a nice break when he leads a song

@DevonNewson Год назад

Haven’t caught the end of the video yet, but your assessment of them and Rage Against the Machine is spot on. The song Prophets of Rage is the inspiration for a supergroup that existed for a short time a few years back consisting of members of Rage, Public Enemy, Audioslave, and Cypress Hill

@bluecalix Год назад

The Bomb Squad were basically the Phil Spector of Rap production: incredibly dense, "wall of sound" style production of wails, sirens and scratches that becomes an all out assault - conveying and supporting the urgency and power of Chuck's lyrics while still being catchy as hell. And true to their name they dropped a bomb on the industry at the time. Also in a surprise twist, "Security of the First World" was taken by Lenny Kravitz and used verbatim as the music for Madonna's "Justify My Love".

@Sticks_of_Truth Год назад

Knowing what time it is just means being informed. Knowledge. Hip. Down.

@ph4370n Год назад

Pauls Boutique is fantastic. Definitely one that you'll get more now that you're deep into hip-hop. It's incredibly innovative in terms of production--over one hundred samples total. It's been called the Sgt. Pepper of hip-hop, which while I think is a bit of an exaggeration (I'd give that to Madvillainy or something else a bit weirder), its influence in the evolving production style of rap can't be denied.

@willoverdoseonmusic Год назад

This needs more views, it's Public Enemy!!!

@aceguy1234 Год назад

One of the best pieces of music ever. So much still holds up so well. First time I heard Terminator X...it blew my mind something like that could be from 1988.

@damonjones1291 Год назад

Public Enemy toured with Rage Against the Machine.. They have a song together called "Prophets of Rage".. Chuck D. had a Rock band too.. I was 16 when this P.E album dropped.. A Classic!!!!

@AgentLemmon Год назад

They are now in a band called Prophets of rage with Chuck D and B real lol

@craigmanning7873 Год назад

Haven't heard this in a long time and it's amazing how many little things there are on this album - just a sound or a line or an ad lib or song title - that show up on countless hip hop albums for so many years afterwards

@seanluv1 Год назад

I cannot believe you reviewed this album. What a pleasant surprise. Did you realize that Terminator X to the edge of panic is the reverse beat to Rebel Without a Pause?

@paolo73 Год назад

Not really....actually the backbone of the beat Is sampled by Spoonie Gee "Love rap" , while Rebel without a pause contains elements of Funky drummer. Both songs contain the noisy pieces taken by The grunt ( The jb's).

@seanluv1 Год назад

@@paolo73 Awesome. I was referring to the “whistle sound” if you will. I knew someone out there would know the exact samples used. Peace.

@paolo73 Год назад

@@seanluv1 peace to you 😃. I'm a little bit fanatic ....😄

@sixx_808 Год назад

"night of the living baseheads" also samples the grunt aswell

@Sticks_of_Truth Год назад

Tom Morello is clearly inspired by Hip-Hop DJs with his emulating of record scratches and beat breaks.

@SoundDisconnected Год назад

The Bomb Squad is one of the most influential production groups in music history. They revolutionized the use of samples before sample clearance became what it is now

@killahsith Год назад

They also worked on Slick Rick's first album and the Bell Biv Devoe debut.

@toddcastaldi6536 Год назад

If you like the tie-ins with Anthrax, check out the Remix of Bring the Noize on their Apocalypse 91: The Enemy Strikes Black album. Anthrax is on the track and actually covers some of Chuck’s rhymes in the song! Super ILL!

@tr3yp0und Год назад

Anthrax & Public Enemy every time you started up Day of Reckoning on the Gamecube is a special childhood memory

@ozzymandias8137 Год назад

Bomb Squad produced all of Public Enemy’s music, as well as Ice Cube’s solo debut. Their sound is such a good balance of simple hard hitting rhythms and multilayered sampled instrumentals, eg the beat for Fight The Power layers samples from 4 different funk songs on top of each other for the chorus edit: you should definitely listen to Killer Mike’s RAP Music too, both him and El channel the spirit of this political late 80s/early 90s sound but with a modern twist

@toddcastaldi6536 Год назад

Great reaction and I had goosebumps through half of it. I’ve listened to this album a million times, but I’m just thrilled that you get it. Amazing album, maybe my favorite PE album. Fear of a Black Planet is amazing too. Thanks!

@dwyermckeith5423 Год назад

One of my favorite albums. This is FIRE ALARM music. Sonically, lyrically, culturally, and visually. Plus Flav...

@rafa9200 Год назад

Spot on

@hustler3of4culture3 5 месяцев назад

A rebel in his own mind

@duuuvalvillain Год назад

From this same era ultramagnetic mc's - critical beatdown is essential. Kool Keith + amazing production. Way ahead of it's time.

@mikemr..3602 Год назад

I couldn't wait til U got 2 She Watch Channel Zero ... Ur reaction was Priceless ✌🏾

@mattpfarr5992 Год назад

Mandela has a direct link to Cuba. Castro was directly involved in the fight against apartheid in South Africa. When Mandela was released from he personally thanked Castro in person. There is video of their meeting. Viva Castro

@LoaRicardo Год назад

so... 88 and 89 has other Incredible things on hip hop.. Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique Ultramagnetic MC's - Critical Beatdown De La Soul - 3 feet high and rising

@mjmatteo Год назад

Nice 👍

@casinolife7534 Год назад

It’s crazy that you mentioned RAM, they toured for years with Public Enemy in the Prophets of Rage tours!!! They actually had a show with over a Million fans, festival style, where fans were a 1/2 mile away and could only see them on Big Screens

@zander3943 Год назад

I love your channel bob. Hope you have a merry Christmas

@fucksleepordie Год назад

awesome reaction, looking forward to the other saturation tapes and clipping as well!

@darthalex9064 Год назад

fun fact: flavor flav is one of if not the most sampled (cus public enemy samples him every song) voice in hip hop

@chrisscanlan8819 Год назад

Is there a more powerful voice and delivery in hip hop than Chuck D? Guy grabs your attention instantly on a verse. Great reaction to a classic.

@GaryCeaseGhostWolf Год назад

He knew what time it was, meaning he's aware of the injustices and was time to speak up, take action... Even in '88 was long over due ✌🏽

@rafa9200 Год назад

Bob, when these guys came out they were an explosion. This album sounds like a bomb going off

@mbolez Год назад

Since you like scratching, you should consider doing a Gang Starr album (Would highly recommend Daily Operation or Hard to Earn). Almost all of the songs have DJ Premier scratching phrases to create a chorus. Also, Premier's production was so influential and is largely responsible for the 90's east coast sound.

@daze3o5 Год назад

you mention bass and The Low End Theory. The Low End Theory is all about bass (the low end), and it's one of the reasons it's such an influential album.

@hazzajac2443 Год назад

Merry Christmas Bob 🎉😊

@jbwuzhere6819 Год назад

She Watched Channel Zero is my current favorite track of the album. It's changed from time to time over the years.

@joemomma6317 Год назад

lets's gooooo we need more of the classics!!!

@Justice777Allah Год назад

Zach and Chuck are currently in a band called Prophets of Rage along with B-Real. Anthrax are fans and friends of Chuck. Anthrax did their own rendition of Bring the Noise a few years after the original release.

@flowstayt Год назад

really funny you mentioned how rage against the machines were influenced by PE, as actually members of RATM, PE and cypress hill formed a group called “prophets of rage” (like the song) for a little while until rage got back together. the musics not for me, but you might find something fun from it! love the reactions as always.

@thegoose126 Год назад

This is my favourite hip hop album of all time. I bought at least 4 copies on cassette back in the day. I lost one and if you lent it out you never got it back! My nan sewed a PE badge on my school blazer in '89, she new how to stick it to the man!

@BloggerMusicMan Год назад

I'm so glad this clicked with you. It's an easy record to love, especially if you don't mind the politics. There are strong lyrics which were striking especially for their time, and that gets a lot of the attention. But its magic is that it's also simultaneously fun and approachable and technically adept hip-hop.

@GaryCeaseGhostWolf Год назад

Striking 35 years later as well ✌🏽

@jonthomas3065 Год назад

Rage Against The Machine were huge hip hop heads. There are hip hop references all over their work.

@mikemr..3602 Год назад

Bought this album 5X since '88 all these years all these albums & this is still my #1 ThanXXX 4 THiS

@patbax7805 Год назад

I checked your videos a few weeks ago. I noticed you hadn't reviewed ITANOMTHUB, my favorite rap album! Great review. This incredible album changed my life.

@throwabrick Год назад

I had this in my Walkman on repeat for weeks. Blew my mind, so aggressive and confident and Chuck's flow with That Voice, then the great grooves... wall to wall energy

@kevindega Год назад

Masterpiece. Nuff said...

@jasondawson92 Год назад

One of the greatest hip hop albums of all time a dam banger mind blowing 😶‍🌫️

@blackcat4040 Год назад

I chuckled to myself when he questioned about the production before listening. I was like he is on for a real treat. Lol

@SomeSong2 Год назад

1988: TV sucks, the Grammys suck, the news sucks, social tension sucks 2022: TV sucks, the Grammys suck, the news sucks, social tension sucks

@sithjacobi Год назад

SInce you liked this album so much I''d recommend their next album "Fear Of A Black Planet" . Just as good imo.

@AgentLemmon Год назад

Yes, at some points even better. I liked the Apocalypse '91...The Enemy Strikes Black album too, but Fear is the better choice

@kke Год назад

This is the first album I bought for myself using my own money as a 11-12 years old.

@keithprice1950 Год назад

One of the greatest albums of all time and a huge influence on my musical taste as a teenager. And don't forget Rick Rubin!

@justanormaIdud3 Год назад

my favorite reaction of yours!

@JoshBurcham104 Год назад

This is a great one! The pacing of old hip hop albums like this can be pretty difficult for my ADHD/Gen Z brain so I'm really happy to have videos like this to help me get into it. Important stuff for sure

@mkadoza Год назад

Knowing what time it is, is synonomous with understanding. Hes never caught unaware.

@blocSonic Год назад

You should definitely check out “Fear of A Black Planet”. Another important album.

@Cinema_Inc1997 6 месяцев назад

I love that album

@GaryCeaseGhostWolf Год назад

Very kool reaction Brother! By far one of my favorite albums and groups, and I love rock too 💪🏽. You mentioned some of the transitions in some of these tunes, I think you ll be highly impressed and awed by Public Enemy's 'By the time I get to Arizona'. Very strong messaged with gripping production . Happy Holidays , A'Ho ✌🏽 ~ new subscriber just from watching this. Your thoughts and analysis were spot on, not only on this album/group but on everything. And yes, Public Enemy were a huge influence on Rage Against The Machine, please check out Rap/Rock group Prophets of Rage 👍🏽

@HStalhane Год назад

Slayer's Reign In Blood was released on Def Jam, so they were label mates with Public Enemy around this time.

@Dadmasterjames 8 месяцев назад

An all time great record!

@ericanderson7059 Год назад

There are three quintessential must have albums from this 86- 88 period this being one of them of course and the other two being Criminal Minded by BDP and Paid in Full ( no offense to N.W.A.and S.O.C.) which I highly recommend reacting or at least listening to . Great react , I would like to do a live with you to help w some of the idiosyncrasies , lastly their previous album Yo Bum Rush the show is an underrated classic as well .

@zshakur Год назад

I was 14 when this came out! Went to the music store at the mall and bought the cassette, took it home and BANGED Rebel Without A Pause for HOURS!!!

@ttheway2life157 4 месяца назад

" Don't give up the fight" is a lyric from Bob Marley's song Get up Stand Up.

@seanjjpaul Год назад

Such a great album

@codejjm Год назад

I’m so glad that you touched on the OutKast Hype , it happens a lot in hip hop depending on the timing and era of the album, i personally loved forest hills drive as a j Cole fan because of how I had to watch him evolve into that sound so for Cole fans it’s revered. The hype has a context behind it and unless you were there for it I’ll admit that we might not get it.

@misstexas651 Год назад

@14:10 flavor flav is what u call a "hype man", not a rapper

@mkadoza Год назад

Crazy thing about Bring the Noise is that it started the DMCA movement. That little sample set up the death of sampling as it was known up until that point.

@Sticks_of_Truth Год назад

Flava is a hype man, but he does rap every once in a while.

@michaellogan2204 Год назад

S1W beat was used on Madonna's Justify my love

@gazer99 Год назад

When they say the clock is to show that flav “knows what time it is”: “you know what time it is” is a slang term for being always ready to fight and or is something somebody will say to somebody else before robbing or assaulting them

@ericq9049 3 месяца назад

Chuck's words with Bomb Squad production are alchemy

@jefferycrump3812 Год назад

Grillin’- means when someone stares you down in a mean way. Or evil / menacing eye contact with another person. Usually a precursor to a fight or bad shit happening.

@goose0078 Год назад

Absolutely Rage was influenced from P.E. and Rage had a huge influence on hip hop as well. I know Andre listed them as a big influence on Stankonia and Denzel, Vince Staples, Lupe, and a few other modern rappers have dug them as well. Tony Hawk sound tracks man, helped crossed so many bridges for my generation. My pops and uncle grew up as rock fans, so I always heard the old stuff but tony hawk and Dave Mirra was the first time I started identifying my own personal rock taste. Rage was a big part of that early stage. Rage, System of a Down, RHCP, Sublime, Nirvana and eventually Tool. I'm waiting for the first time Beastie Boys get some play. A lot of fun energy there.

@tannercusey4465 Год назад

Best rap album ever

@DJTomOke Год назад

'Security Of The First World' was ripped wholesale for 'Justify My Love' by Madonna.

@Ghousempc Год назад

back then they used 808 or 707 drums for Bass. The sampling machines could only hold bits of memory so it was very difficult to make a good song. So the best way to make a beat is by making it funky which means forcing as much sounds as possible in the small bit drive which is the total opposite of trying to save memory, but it worked.

@torrancebragg7486 Год назад

This album was like a kick in the jaw hearing this at 12

@nicksneddon2396 Год назад

Documentary about the band and how the album came out, incredibly interesting for anyone that has listened to it........

@moussegarbonzo8352 Год назад

BOMB SQUAD!!!!!!!!! This is contender for greatest Hip Hop album of all time. It changed things.

@treybanfield2084 Год назад

Please do the next 2 albums “Fear of a Black Planet” and “Apocalypse ‘91”

@AgentLemmon Год назад

I was about to deduct cool points for the Slayer debacle lol ;). Btw, members of RATM (Tom Morello, Brad Wilk and Tim Commerford) are now in a "super group" band with Chuck D an B real called Prophets of rage, so yes, the influence is apparent. Also, Bring the noise is remixed on a later album by Anthrax and PE, so also the Anthrax mentions are very logical too.

@kevinbeck-ii3gz 6 месяцев назад

Public enemy love using James brown samples back then! Chuck D love the horns alot too ✨

@anthonyv6962 Год назад

Probably used the Slayer sample because they were both on Def Jam and Rick Rubin just finished producing the Reign In Blood album track one is "Angle of Death". Anthrax an PE were friends they rerecorded "Bring the Noise: together and toured together as well. Also when Rick Rubin was attempting to sign PE he didn't want Flav to be in the group but Chuck D. told him Flav is part of PE and you don't get me without Flav. Chuck felt due to the subject matter and his style he need Flav to make it a little lighter and digestible. Also Flav is an incredible musician he plays something like 17 instruments.

@cristianduque3421 Год назад

Glad you liked it s/o Public Enemy 🐐

@johanander7785 10 месяцев назад

I'm sure someone already said this but I can't scroll thru all the comments (well, I guess I can). Organized Noize is the producers of Outkast and Goodie Mob and so on.

@rockkiller124 Год назад

This record is way ahead of its time

@shoarmapapa476 Год назад

I have a album suggestion. ‘Cheat codes’ by Danger Mouse and Black Thought. It’s a beautifully created art piece. Definitely a 10/10 for me. You would like it two

@sahbian 7 месяцев назад

FYI, Slayer and Public Enemy were both on Def Jam at the same time. and about the production on 80's metal. some sounded good (Maiden, Priest, etc) and some were not that great prob cause it was a more underground thing at that time,... no money. i remember listening to Slayer and Metallica at this time and people viewed it as music for dirtbags (ie) while other rock acts were praised w great production (def leppard, motley). coincidentally, it was Rick Rubin, who was working w Slayer at this time (well more like, 85-86) who took the reverb out of the vocals and thus created "Reign In Blood" album and issued a new era in metal.

@t.c.bramblett617 4 месяца назад

What's great is they are not just giving shoutouts to his labelmates but also how the whole song is about these still "hated" genres, radio stations looked down on rap the same way they did on post punk or metal. There was no outlet for them and they were calling it out.

@lukmigindnuforhelved 4 месяца назад

Great reaction to a great album. The split voices in "Party for you right to fight" is, I think, only annoying when you use earphones. When you hear it from loud speakers it creates an interesting effect because their voices gets mixed in the physical room.

@hustler3of4culture3 5 месяцев назад

You missed the David Bowie fame sample in night of the living baseheads. Best sample

@zshakur Год назад

The phrase "...Know what time it is" means you're eyes are wide open, you can't be fooled, you know what's REALLY going on!