classic. member do the right thing radio Raheem and gus from breaking bad was the black guy who boycotted the pizza place and said stay  lblack lol

Public Enemy made me realize I didn't just have to be a guitar player, but could also be a producer. - Mic.

Golden Era

Public Enemy No. 1 (Instrumental)

Fat Boys-Jail House Rap

Got hold of the 24 tracks LOOPED UP the same part that i used back in the day.Muted some hot parts. AND THIS IS WHAT CAME FROM THAT DAY.
NO HALF STEPPING/BLIND REMIX 2011
FROM THE GOLDEN ERA RADIO REMIX E.P.

No Half Stepping/Blind MARLEY MARL ReMiX 2011 [FROM THE GOLDEN ERA REMIX E.P.]

Fear Of A Black Planet

Welcome To The Terrordome (Terrormental)

Brothers Gonna Work It Out (Remix)

Fight The Power (Flavor Flav Meets Spike Lee)

Reel to Reel

360 (What Goes Around)

Poor Righteous Teachers - Rock This Funky Joint - I Wanna Rock Remix - 8-2 - 14(POPrmx)

The Best of X Clan (Feat. Brother J)

Grand Verbalizer, What Time Is It

Bad Boys Vocal (feat. K Love)

Formed by Mcs The Great Peso, Devastating Tito, Mighty Mike C and DLB alongside DJs Master O.C. and Krazy Eddie, The Fearless Four was an old school rap crew from Harlem, New York, best known for their 1982 single ''Rockin' It'', based on the Kraftwerk track ''The Man-Machine'', which was featured in the 1983 documentary 'Style Wars'. They were the first crew to be signed to a major label, Elektra Entertainment, and later to Tuff City. They only release one studio album, ''Creepin' Up On Ya'', in 1994, released after the crew had broken up in the mid-80's.

Fight The Power (Flavor Flav Meets Spike Lee)

Public Enemy

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