How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul ［CD+DVD］

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Public Enemy: Pop Diesel S1W, James Bomb, DJ Lord, Flavor Flav, Professor Griff, Chuck D . Additional personnel: KRS-One. It's funny to think that Public Enemy was once considered popular--mainstream at a time when rap music was anything but. Once the genre was inducted into pop culture, PE became a pariah, lauded by critics as Jurassic pioneers, but derided by younger generations for their message and shrill ideology. In the year 2007, Chuck D is as lyrically fit as ever and, surrounded by injustice aplenty, the crew's music is rich in relevance for hip-hop fans seeking a break from the hyper-capitalist tone that has overtaken the genre. On the follow-up to their exceptional 2006 release, BEATS & PLACES, Chuck, Flav, and company tackle a range of issues from corporate corruption of hip-hop to religious fanaticism to unchecked materialism to the group's continued struggle for a voice in the industry. As Chuck puts it on the title track, "Too dirty for the Source's Power 30/Too clean for 30-year-olds who wanna be 16," PE's militant stance and calls for social justice just don't fit in. Let's hope this one doesn't go over too many heads. DVD Features: 1. Where There's Smoke 2. PE20 Tour58 3. Power Planet Earth, Public Enemy 3. Live @ BB King's Foogtage 4. The Story Of The Public Enemy Comic Book 5. Do You Wanna Go Our Way??? The Post 1999 PE Video Collection 6. Photo Gallery 7. Slamjamz Video Jukeboxx