Title: PE reveals a prophecy for 1999
Product review: Public Enemy always strives to progress from album to album. They progress but don't lose sight of their message and/or intention. To be honest, not everything on here is great, but those moments are few and far between. The CD kicks off with "Whole Lotta Love...", and slashes and burns the conventions of hip-hop and rap music throughout. Out of 17 songs (not counting the extra four in the CD), there are at least 14 gems. The other four tracks are often short and are there to add to the conceptuality of the music (and our message). If anything, there is a problem with the track listing. "Hitler Day" would be a great closing track, with its' intensity, rage, and chaos evident. Unfortunately, two lesser tracks follow it. Even still, it is a good buy. Best tracks: "What Side You On", "Hitler Day", "Bedlam 13:13", "What Kind Of Power We Got?",
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