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*24510$aPublic Enemy$bInside the Terrordome$cTim Grierson
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*5208 $aSince the groups early career in 1982, Public Enemy has been the most musically and politically radical rap group in the country. Their sheer presence was revolutionary: from racially charged lyrics to the iconic b-boy in the crosshairs logo, Chuck D, Flava Flav, and the rest were at the forefront of a changing rap scene. Many of their songs have since become anthems for black communities throughout the world. "Public Enemy: Inside the Terrordome" tells the whole story of the group s prolific career. From the early success of the early eighties, to their influential Fight the Power, to their introduction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Tim Grierson s comprehensive biography details the highs and lows of this innovative group.
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