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| Value for Money | 10/10 |
|---|---|
| Overall rating | 10/10 |
Full review by
Kweli
on 11th Jun 2004
User Rating : 10
Respect :
+1
Good Points: - Divine lyrics - Chuck's style on this CD is also divine - Flavor Flav drops his rhymes at the right time
Bad Points: - There aren't very bad points
General comments: When I first heard Public Enemy's 'It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back', I was suprised because I believed that 'Don't believe tha hype' would certainly be the best track on the whole CD, but it wasn't at all!
The CD starts with a (already covered) original fliptrack. Followed by the lead single ('Don't believe tha hype'). After that, flavor starts and makes a hot song. At track 5, we get another original track with an excellent start, Terminator X shows his skillz... Track 7 ('Louder than a bomb') is one of the best tracks on the whole CD, just listen to it, you'll hear it. Followed by an average-good song. Track 10: She watchs channel zero is a nice song, but it isn't that good. Track 11 is just da bomb, when I heard it the first time, I thought it was a normal solid track, but after a couple of times was it a perfect song. Track 12 is a good song with strong rhymes. The cd get not worst at all at the end of the cd! Track 14 & 15 have a great flow and track 16 is a nice song where Chuck & Flav rap together.
If you wonna hear one of the masterpieces of the rapindustrie, go to the stores and buy it even if you aren't in with hiphop...
Best songs: track 5,7 & 11
Kweli's review and ratings | 246 words
Public EnemyTracklisting: 1. Countdown to Armageddon2. Bring the noise3. Don&; 039;t believe the hype4. Cold lampin&; 039; with Flavor5. Terminator X to the edge of panic6. Mind terrorist7. Louder th More...
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