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	Fear of a Black Planet
		Fear of a Black Planet single-handedly added half a dozen phrases to the language, and not just from Chuck D.'s troop-rallying bellow--Flavor Flav's "911 Is a Joke" is as catchy an indictment of urban policy as anyone has ever come up with.
		Fear of a Black Planet transcends what we know as rap and goes down as just a great piece of work in any genre.
		Welcome to the Terrordome and the title-track, Fear of a Black Planet are both classic PE tracks, and War at 33 1/3 sounds about as urgent as a timebomb.
	www.themacplus.com /fear-of-a-black-planet_B0000024IE.html (1086 words)

	Amazon.com: Fear of a Black Planet: Music: Public Enemy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Fear of a Black Planet begins with an instrumental track, "Contract on the World Love Jam", that quietly describes the band's precarious situation from the previous year.
		Fear of a Black Planet is a remarkably complex record; each song seems to change gears and move in a different direction.
		On, "Fear of a Black Planet", he addresses the baseless fear of interracial marriage.
	www.amazon.com /Fear-Black-Planet-Public-Enemy/dp/B0000024IE (2150 words)

	Curve Magazine: articles: big issues: Fear of a Black Lesbian Planet
		Black lesbians trying to find out who we are both as women of color and as lesbians find the invisible wall we bump up against while trying to find access into the lesbian community even harder to bear.
		For a young fl woman struggling to come out, for instance, the message is sent that while she alone can penetrate a white lesbian community, she can bring no friends, and there can be no viable fl lesbian community.
		Black women historically have been thought of as being very masculine, which feeds into the negative self-esteem of femme-identified fl women, as well as their invisibility within butch-femme communities.
	www.curvemag.com /Detailed/4-2.html (2264 words)

	PUBLIC ENEMY \| Lyric Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Fear of A Black Planet is the Sgt. Pepper's of hip-hop.
		Fear of A Black Planet is the collective conscious of an entire people at the time of its release.
		On Black Planet, P.E. comes down hard on everything from bad 911 response times in fl neighborhoods to fl men who abuse their women, skewering (often hilariously) popular notions along the way.
	www.publicenemy.com /index.php?page=page5&item=3 (2278 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Fear Of A Black Planet - Public Enemy at Epinions.com
		Fear of a Black Planet is a Hip Hop classic in every sense of the word...
		Fear of a Black Planet is kicked into high gear with "Brothers Gonna Work it Out".
		Chuck D addresses the fact that fl men and white women are not interloping, which will untilmately lead to the end of the white race due to the fact that fl babies come more often than not from interratial pregnancies.
	www.epinions.com /content_102482677380 (1341 words)

	HEREINMYHEAD.COM \| lyrics \| fear of a black planet
		"Black Power 1990 is a collective means of self defence against the worldwide conspiracy to destroy the fl race.
		The album Fear of the Black Planet was the driving force for Little Earthquakes.--its sheer commitment to belief.
		I thought, a woman who's considered a white woman, singing in Fear of a Black Planet was something that could work and needed to be done, especially when you consider what the song is about.
	www.hereinmyhead.com /collect/beesides/fear.html (448 words)

	Will White Fear Of A Black Planet Cause Global Genocide?--Part 4
		A young Black woman in California sits in her stalled car overnight with a small pistol in her lap for protection and is shot dead in a crossfire, as she is startled awake by the police;
		The ridiculous idea that "Black people can't be racists because we don't have the power" is a notion that is far too silly, self-serving, and sophistic to be treated here, but may be revisited in another venue.
		College educated Black women are abandoning Black men for liaisons with White men, foolishly thinking that this would save them and their babies from the fate intended for all of us.
	www.blackwebportal.com /wire/DA.cfm?ArticleID=2681 (2941 words)

	Public Enemy :: Fear of a Black Planet :: Def Jam
		Every once in a while they'd drop a song about fl pride, but even when the music seemed violent enough to incite a riot it was always a singular experience.
		Listening to "Fear of a Black Planet" provokes powerful feelings in me even today, which is proof of it's potency.
		Public Enemy fears no topic on this album, and since they've always got the beats to back it up you can't help but hear what they've got to say.
	www.rapreviews.com /archive/BTTL_fearofablackplanet.html (1599 words)

	Fear of a Bot Planet - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"'Fear of a Bot Planet" is the 5th episode in season 1 of Futurama.
		Upon arriving at the planet, a resentful Bender is lowered to the surface using the ship's winch.
		The robot-populated planet of Chapek 9 is named after Karel Čapek, the Czech playwright who popularized the term "robot".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fear_of_a_Bot_Planet (602 words)

	Fear of a Black Planet - Axel Alonso Speaks The Truth
		Fear of a Black Planet - Axel Alonso Speaks The Truth
		As Robert [Morales] said in his early notes, "All history is shared history." THE TRUTH is not a political tract; it is a piece of fiction that reconciles the origin of an iconic character with real-world events.
		Apparently, DC was so intrigued by the idea of doing a little subtle race manipulation to their icons that they’re already planning a Black Superman series.
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /ambi/102793794871928.htm (1774 words)

	Jewlicious » Blog Archive » Fear of a Black Planet (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Described as “the most controversial depiction of Jesus to date” the movie, by retelling the biblical story from a fl perspective, “seeks to repair the anti-Semitism that has been associated with the story of Christ.” Uh huh.
		Don’t be like the parents from Holon whose fear of the unknown prevented them from turning an inward gaze in order to understand choices made by their children.
		I agree that animosity towards the non-halachic world is rampant within the orthodox world, but the solution is not to accept invalid halachic decisions, rather the orthodox world should learn how to relate exactly why many of the “innovations” proposed by the less observant world are problematic religiously and ethnically.
	www.jewlicious.com /?p=2268 (1994 words)

	Public Enemy : Fear of a Black Planet - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		Where Millions was all about aggression -- layered aggression, but aggression nonetheless -- Fear of a Black Planet encompasses everything, touching on seductive grooves, relentless beats, hard funk, and dub reggae without blinking an eye.
		Chuck gets himself into trouble here and there -- most notoriously on "Meet the G That Killed Me," where he skirts with anti-homophobia -- but by and large, he's never been so eloquent, angry, or persuasive as he is here.
		This isn't as revolutionary or as potent as Millions, but it holds together better, and as a piece of music, this is the best hip-hop has ever had to offer.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,149821,00.html (297 words)

	My view: 'Fear of a Black Planet' by Public Enemy - The Honolulu Advertiser - Hawaii's Newspaper
		Subsequently, Griff was released from the band and Chuck D, Flavor Flav and their production team The Bomb Squad moved on, releasing "Fear of a Black Planet" in 1990.
		Adding to the appeal of "Planet" is its all-encompassing approach with driving funk and beats, seductive grooves, use of dub reggae and liberal use of sampling from both obscure and recognizable sources.
		Overall, "Fear of a Black Planet" is heavy and layered enough for fans to listen to it many times over and discover something new every time.
	the.honoluluadvertiser.com /article/2005/Aug/19/en/FP508190310.html (468 words)

	Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy
		Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy
		At the time of the album's release, PE was already at the height of its notoriety, with controversy finding the band daily in papers and radio broadcasts all across America.
		Besides the dismissal of Professor Griff, Fear Of A Black Planet gives listeners everything Millions promised and more, booming out the speakers in full shocking, mezmerizing force.
	www.nudeasthenews.com /90s/toptensplashes/09PublicEnemy.htm (139 words)

	Fear of a Black Hat information - Search.com
		"Fear of a Black Hat" has been often compared to This Is Spinal Tap, and critized for being somewhat derivative.
		Fear of a Black Hat: Fear of a Black Planet by Public Enemy
		"Fear of a Black Hat" was released shortly after CB4, a film with a similar topic.
	www.search.com /reference/Fear_of_a_Black_Hat (1393 words)

	Pt.3: Where Did White People Come From? --Fear Of A Black Planet
		During the Racism forums held throughout the city of Milwaukee their silence was thunderous while Black participants filed up, and one after the other expressed their personal heart-rending tales of woe and the desire for brotherhood and unity.
		The infamous Tuskegee Experiments of long-term syphilis exposure 70 years ago, as well as the human experimentation done to Black convicts show that this type of diabolical thinking is not new.
		Declassified information of the notorious COINTELPRO program linked to J. Edgar Hoover stated that their goal were to "...prevent the rise of a Black Messiah..." Many believe that this and other documents showed the government's heavy hand in the 1970s assassinations of Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Chicagoans Fred Hampton, Sr.
	www.blackwebportal.com /wire/DA.cfm?ArticleID=2607 (1366 words)

	Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy - Similar Albums
		Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy - Similar Albums
		At the time of its release in March 1990 -- just a mere two years after It Takes a Nation of Millions -- nearly all of the attention spent on Public Enemy's third album, Fear of a Black Planet, was concentrated on the dying controversy over Professor Griff's anti-Semitic statements of 1989, and...
		Terminator X, of course, is best-known for his work as Public Enemy's DJ; his cutting and scratching added a lot to five-star albums like Fear of a Black Planet and It Takes a Nation of Millions...
	www.mp3.com /albums/22519/similar.html (979 words)

	The Great Albums: Public Enemy, "Fear of A Black Planet"
		Chuck D. has just pronounced the infamous line, "Elvis was hero to most but he never meant s--- to me" when Sal takes a baseball bat to the radio, starting a fight that sets off a riot and results in Raheem's death at the hands of police.
		Clocking in at 63 minutes and boasting some 20 tracks, "Fear" is a long and uncompromising album that requires several listens before you can begin to get a handle on it.
		But the Bomb Squad and the legendary DJ Terminator X propel you through it with relentlessly moving beats and soundscapes that shift and vary constantly, like the scenery in a crowded cityscape during a high-speed, late-night joy ride.
	www.jimdero.com /News2002/GreatAug25PE.htm (801 words)

	weapon-shaped: WESH forum - Fear Of A bLack Planet
		I bought Fear of a Black Planet and started memorizing the lyrics and lip sycing in my room.
		Not that the Beatles don't have any more aggressive songs, but Fear of a Black Planet really signified a major change in my personal growth, which is why I prefer it over It Takes A Nation.
		with the nation tape, it would be pe all the time, and with the fear tape, it was fear and then xclan, then fear, then xclan.
	www.weapon-shaped.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=114 (1093 words)

	Fear of a Black Hat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		"Fear of a Black Hat" has been often compared to This Is Spinal Tap, and criticized for being somewhat derivative
		Although a critical success, Fear of a Black Hat was a financial flop.
		"Fear of a Black Hat" was released shortly after CB4, a film with a similar topic and extremely similar storyline.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fear_of_a_Black_Hat (1531 words)

	Fear of a Black Planet Confronted (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Sky blue sings through echoes of yellows, the fl bass blends with the treble of purple and I nod my head to the red.
		Fear of a Black Planet Confronted by Teo Beauchamp
		No portion of this work may be duplicated or copied without the expressed written consent of the author.
	www.timbooktu.com /teo/fearblk.htm (257 words)

	Rolling Stone : Public Enemy: Fear Of A Black Planet : Music Reviews
		With their brave new work, Fear of a Black Planet, rappers Chuck D and Flavor Flav and DJ Terminator X complement this ambition with stunning maturity and sophistication.
		The first acceleration is "Burn Hollywood Burn," a scathing diatribe about the movie industry's treatment of fls that features Ice Cube (formerly of N.W.A.) and Big Daddy Kane as guests.
		But the new attitudes and more pragmatic worldview on Fear of a Black Planet say more than any apology could.
	www.rollingstone.com /artists/publicenemy/albums/album/141155/review/5941905/fear_of_a_black_planet (794 words)

	Barnes & Noble.com - Music: Fear of a Black Planet, Public Enemy, CD
		But if anything, their next recording, 1990's FEAR OF A BLACK PLANET, is even more abrasive.
		"Fight the Power" is a clarion call to action -- a signature song of the group's Black Power message wed to a galvanizing sample of James Browns' "Funky Drummer" -- and throughout PLANET, the Bomb Squad's mix is as aggressive as Chuck D and Flavor Flav's lyrics.
		Fear if a Black Planet is one of the best hip hop albums of all time as well as one of the most important.
	music.barnesandnoble.com /search/product.asp?z=y&wrk=80757 (435 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Fear of a Black Planet: Music: Public Enemy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Producers The Bomb Squad and DJ Terminator X's relentless arsenal of samples and concussive backbeats, coupled with Chuck D's fiercely didactic raps frighteningly convey young fl America's disaffection rising to boiling point, especially on "Brother's Gonna Work It Out" and "Fight The Power", featured in Spike Lee's equally troubling movie, Do Tha Right Thing.
		If Public Enemy's two previous albums had ruffled feathers,Fear Of A Black Planet set out its stall to exploit mainstream fears.
		"Fear Of A Black Planet" was (and still is) that powerful.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Fear-Black-Planet-Public-Enemy/dp/B0000024IE (1649 words)

	Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy - Song Listings
		Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy - Song Listings
		References to the controversy are scattered throughout the album -- and it fueled the incendiary lead single, "Welcome to the Terrordome" -- but years later, after the furor has died down, what remains is a remarkable piece of modern art, a record that ushered in the '90s in a hail of multi-culturalism and kaleidoscopic confusion.
		Album Review for Public Enemy - Fear of a Black Planet
	www.mp3.com /albums/22519/summary.html (703 words)

	Fear Of A Black Planet - Public Enemy - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
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	Fear of a Black Hat
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		Fear of a Black Hat (1994, US) is a mockumentary on the evolution of American rap music.
		The name of the film derives from the Public Enemy album Fear of a Black Planet (1990, Def Jam.)
	www.cswap.com /1994/Fear_of_a_Black_Hat (90 words)

	Guerrilla Funk: Public Enemy: Fear Of A Black Planet
		Guerrilla Funk: Public Enemy: Fear Of A Black Planet
		The Bomb Squad's music is complicated, challenging, terse, and totally funky, and Chuck matches it with one impassioned pronouncement after another: on Hollywood's racism, on miscegenation, on "real history / Not his story."
		With its pounding, atonal sound collage to its furious politics, when Black Planet's on it's always a long, hot summer.
	www.guerrillafunk.com /publicenemy/fearofablackplanet (186 words)

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