Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age
by Public Enemy
- Type: Album
- Released: 23 August 1994
- Label: Def Jam
- Country: United States
- Length: 1:11:58
- Community rating: 3.53/5 from 3 ratings
Artists on this release: Studdah Man, Carl Ryder, Easy Mo Bee, Carl DeHaney, Larry "Panic" Walford, Nathaniel Townsley III, The Bomb Squad, Norma Jean Wright, Umar Bin Hassan, Kerwin Young, Bemshi, Paulette McWilliams, Gary G-Wiz, Tet, Flavor Flav, Keith Shocklee
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Arriving amid the massive shift toward West Coast G-Funk, Public Enemy's fifth studio album defiantly maintains their chaotic, sample-heavy East Coast sound. Chuck D directs his notoriously dense and aggressive lyrical critique not just at systemic racism, but heavily towards the rising glorification of gang violence and misogyny within the hip-hop industry itself.
Genres
Descriptors: Conscious, rhythmic, protest, alienation, rap, political, conscious, hard, sampling
Tracklist
- Whole Lotta Love Goin On In The Middle Of Hell (3:11)
- Theatrical Parts (0:28)
- Give It Up (4:31)
- What Side You On? (4:07)
- Bedlam 13:13 (4:06)
- Stop In The Name... (1:21)
- What Kind Of Power We Got? (5:30)
- So Whatcha Gone Do Now? (4:41)
- White Heaven/Black Hell (1:06)
- Race Against Time (3:20)
- They Used To Call It Dope (0:29)
- Aintnuttin Buttersong (4:23)
- Live And Undrugged Pt. 1 & 2 (5:54)
- Thin Line Between Law & Rape (4:45)
- I Ain't Mad At All (3:24)
- Death Of A Carjacka (2:00)
- I Stand Accused (3:56)
- Godd Complexx (3:40)
- Hitler Day (4:27)
- Harry Allen's Interactive Super Highway Phone Call To Chuck D (2:52)
- Living In A Zoo (3:38)
Credits
- Public Enemy - primary artist
- Tet - backing vocals
- Kamron - scratches
- Terminator X - scratches
- Nathaniel Townsley III - drums
- Kevin Boone - scratches
- Bemshi - vocals
- Norma Jean Wright - vocals