Public Enemy

Fear Of A Black Planet

cut-out

mit bedrucktem Innencover

Neuauflage

reissue on 180 gram vinyl

reissue on 180 gram vinyl

Klappcover

reissue on 180 gram vinyl

reissue on 180 gram vinyl

reissue on 180 gram vinyl

180 gram double vinyl reissue in gatefold sleeve, originally released 1989

reissue, with printed inner sleeve

picture disc

Klappcover

gatefold sleeve, minor creases on sleeves

mit bedrucktem Innencover

2014er Studio Album des Hamburger Rappers, Doppel-LP im Klappcover mit bedruckten Innencovern

reissue, double vinyl

We used to know Émile Sornin as the son, the pupil, who saw fathers of his among the pioneers of baroque, progressive and psychedelic pop; who found big brothers by heart and aesthetics in Aquaserge; the (nearly) solitary creator of the “fine retro-maniac piece of work” (The Drone), Rhapsode, in 2014. After experiences in metal, garage, hip hop, he had spent a lot of time exploring, mixing together, digging, getting to the roots with the seriousness of a young man on a quest for territories to occupy. An insatiable jack-of-all-trades, he directed delirious videos for Dizzee Rascal or Disclosure when he wasn’t combing the countryside to discover new instruments (the movie Le Bon Coin Forever). Here is Émile Sornin the (new) father, the dubbed artist, the one-man-studio fully aware of his essential influences (French 70s movie soundtracks – Philippe Sarde, François De Roubaix, Francis Lai – rather than Italian giallo soundtracks, synth pioneers such as Wendy Carlos or Mort Garson, library music à la Camille Sauvage, Claude Vasori and Roger Roger); the captain of a dense, tight live band. The man called by producer Sebastian to the bedside of – scoop – Charlotte Gainsbourg’s next album. The man who just gave birth to La Pantoufle. From shore to shore, Émile Sornin incorporated into his music the humor and self-mockery he didn’t dare to embrace in the past.

dope tuff city album released in 1990 ... back then, it was cool to be pro-black (brand nubian, x-clan), and "thinkin of a master plan" is still an ill cut!

...the madness continues, more ill mid-90s freestyles by g rap, ocee, ras kass, voodu, casual, krs-1, saafir the saucee nomad, chino xl etc. plus official wake up show anthems # 1, 2, 3 & 4 with exclusive verses by organized konfusion, nas, ras kass, saafir, bootcamp click, chino xl, wu-tang

2-track single

classic mixtape with exclusive freestyles by all-time greats like akinyele, kool g rap, wu-tang, nas, black moon, freestyle champ supernat & dozens of more great emcees in their prime!

apart from "the power", this is one of the greatest late-90s albums in hip hop history, an undisputed classic, entirely produced by mark the 45 king! / includes 2 bonus tracks you won't find on the original release!

(c) & (p) 1996 Shu-Nut Music bmi