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Release date: 08/07/2007
Public Enemy's been pioneers in combining verbal acumen with technological advances, performance artistry and theatricality, thematic integrity and artistic control. In an era where mega-national corporations dominate the marketplace and many rappers prefer being popular to being relevant, Public Enemy remain vibrant and topical. They've also forged and maintained a creative legacy that has a timeless quality, yet gives listeners intricate and compelling slices of life from the various eras in which these songs were conceived. They are not entertainers or performers but scribes and commentators providing insight and information through rhymes and music that has uplifted and still inspires legions of fans.
Track listing
| 1. | How You Sell Soul to a Souless People Who Sold Their Soul? |
| 2. | Black Is Back |
| 3. | Harder Than You Think |
| 4. | Between Hard and a Rock Place |
| 5. | Sex, Drugs & Violence |
| 6. | Amerikan Gangster |
| 7. | Can You Here Me Now |
| 8. | Head Wide Shut |
| 9. | Flavor Man |
| 10. | The Enemy Battle Hymn of the Public |
| 11. | Escapism |
| 12. | Frankenstar |
| 13. | Col-Leepin |
| 14. | Radiation of a Radiotvmovie Nation |
| 15. | See Something, Say Something |
| 16. | Long and Whining Road |
| 17. | Bridge of Pain |
| 18. | Eve of Destruction |
| 19. | How You Sell Soul (Time Is God Refrain) |
