Title: step back for the new jack swing
Product review: This landmark CD is impressive to me for many reasons. Public Enemy introduced their version of hip-hop in 1990 with "Fear of A Black Planet". The world is different because of it. The bass&drum forms a funky rhythm that benefits from volume. Each of the songs finds a uniquely satisfying groove. I find myself compelled to move when I listen to this CD. The "ministers" enunciate with clarity and lock-step with the beat. This is a talent which separates the great ones from the also-rans, and too few in this genre hit the mark. For me the most compelling aspect of this performance is the serious lyrical content. They are intelligent and socially conscious. "911" is the hit. I also like POLLYWANACRAKA, and BURN HOLLYWOOD BURN. If you are interested in hip-hop music with a seriously heavy funky beat or in music with serious lyrical content, this CD will be interesting to you
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