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No Public Enemy thread??

I'm going to their show in December. Can't wait. dj

YES, I love public enemy.

im gettin a little sick of flava flav, the first show was funny but the second one is sorta pushin it.

Originally posted by Darth Revan
No Public Enemy thread??

I'm going to their show in December. Can't wait. dj

That's pretty cool, ey. Where's the concert at, homes?

Originally posted by Phat J
im gettin a little sick of flava flav, the first show was funny but the second one is sorta pushin it.

They do hip hop as well, don't know if you knew that.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
They do hip hop as well, don't know if you knew that.

-AC
oh really? thanks for telling me that before i made a fool out of myself.

Originally posted by Phat J
oh really? thanks for telling me that before i made a fool out of myself.

Haha, I'm joking man.

-AC

Saw em three times at their height between 86 and 87 with various support from Run Dmc,Beasties,LL Cool j and Eric B and Rakim.
Glad i did.

I've always been a fan of "Bring the Noise". The version with Anthrax.

Originally posted by Phat J
im gettin a little sick of flava flav, the first show was funny but the second one is sorta pushin it.

Don't know if anyone saw him on "The Farm" a while back. That was funny. His constant shouting, and pushing the loud rapper psyche right to the limit got right on everyone else's ****!!

Class act.

Of course, not as good as Rebecca Loos tossing off a pig!!


For those of you that don't know, "The Farm" is a British reality TV programme where a bunch of celebrities (Mostly washed up 1980's rejects) are chucked onto a farm, and have to work, eat and sleep there for a couple of weeks. While "I'm a Celebrity....." and "Big Brother" are quite shit, "The Farm" tends to throw up some comical moments.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Haha, I'm joking man.

-AC
i wasnt. @sshole.



just kidding, i knew who public enemy were the whole time!

gotcha good f*cker.

Originally posted by Phat J
i wasnt. @sshole.



just kidding, i knew who public enemy were the whole time!

gotcha good f*cker.

Blast you and your carnival tricks.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Blast you and your carnival tricks.

-AC
my carnie backround is nobodys business but my own, id kindly thank you to keep your cruel jokes to yourself.

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
That's pretty cool, ey. Where's the concert at, homes?

McDonald Theater in Eugene, OR.

Pubic Enemy were awesome until Flava Flav and Proffessor Griff ruined the band. Not to mention Chuck D switching between genuinely intelligent and then pretending to be antisemitic to get publicity.

For a while there they were the most "punk" band around, had the most hostile and in your face attitude, its was good. But then, as Jello said...

It's kinda funny cause what happened to Public enemy is kinda like the opposite of what happened to Ice-T/Body Count

Originally posted by Darth Revan
McDonald Theater in Eugene, OR.

You live in Eugene, Oregon? It always seems weird when someone else lives in a town of someone else I speak to.

-AC

Public Enemy's first few records should join the ranks of best political albums along with the Disposable Heros of Hiphopracy's album and the Dead Kennedys' Plastic Surgery Disasters and Frankenchrist

Ah a fellow DK fan

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
You live in Eugene, Oregon? It always seems weird when someone else lives in a town of someone else I speak to.

-AC

Yeah. Who else lives here?

Originally posted by Darth Revan
Yeah. Who else lives here?

Just some person I know, seemed odd.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
Just some person I know, seemed odd.

-AC

It is odd.

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That's odd.

im a big public enemy fan aswell but there last cd just seemed a little odd to me

Public Enemy fell off with "Give It Up". Apparently they were comfortable enough to release the "Greatest Misses" album. Apparently they're infallible. Or just really stupid.