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PETV
Chuck D in Barcelona 2008
Chuck D RED BULL Interview in Barcelona 2008
Public Enemy Visit Homeless Youth in DC
PE Does Concert For Homeless Youth in DC
10 year anniversary of PEs 1999 release of Theres A Poison Goin On.
Duke Eatmon Produces RED BLACK and GREEN Issue Number One
Each and every month or so long time Canadian HIP HOP Radio giants DUKE EATMON and RON MASKELL will contribute key info and material for PETV , PEradio and the latest ...a column of the monthly newsletter called The Red , Black And Green Machine in the HYPE section of www.publicenemy.com. It is a monthly chronicle about P.E . loosely based on Jabril Muhammad`s FarrakhanThe Traveller column in The Final Call.
It will detail the career of P.E. past,present and future based on recent news stories , written and edited by DUKE EATMON. The first piece is entitled 10 Years Of Poison ,celebrating the 10th anniversary of There`s A Poison Goin`On This will talk about the impact and pioneering aspect that P.E. has had on the internet and the new age of digital distribution.
Other pieces will be on P.E.`s touring history and speak on the Banned , Confrontation Camp and 7th Octave..etc.etc.etc
My source of Mr Eatmons info is based on his 20 years of research on P.E. as well as questions submitted to group members via Brother James, CHUCK D , Malik Farrakhan and the other members of the group.
DUKE EATMON and RON MASKELL are also spotlighted and with cameo appearance in the Public Enemy REBIRTH video, you can find on PETV.
ANALYTIXZ:
20 Years of Conversations and Enter- Views with Public Enemy’s Minister of Information
By Professor Griff
Reviewed by Kalonji Changa
Analytixz highlights over two decades of candid interviews with a man once considered the most controversial figure in Hip Hop. Professor Griff, one of the founding members of the legendary music group Public Enemy – who brought us classics like “Fight the Power”, “Bring the Noise”, and “He Got Game” – has dropped a historical text that expands beyond the boundaries of Hip Hop and branches into analytical critiques of politics, pop culture, and other facets of entertainment. Professor Griff, whose role as the Minister of Information for Public Enemy, compiled some of the most revealing, hardcore interviews that he has done over the span of his career as an artist, lecturer, author and activist. The book is an extraordinarily informative literary assemblage that any true Hip Hop aficionado or cultural connoisseur could appreciate. Analytixz goes into Professor Griff”s role in bringing into existence the image, ideology, and philosophy that paid homage to revolutionaries like the Mau Mau and the Black Panther Party. The interviews discuss everything from the infamous Washington Times article in which writer David Mills allegedly misquoted Professor Griff, to what the Minister of Information felt was his betrayal and ultimate dismissal from PE. The interviews bring to light the attacks by the Jewish community that accused him of making Anti-Semitic comments, they mention his beef with rap group 3rd Base, and address two assassination attempts.
The book is a compilation of a broad array of pieces that take the reader on a journey from discussions with The Final Call to Tavis Smiley, in which Professor Griff holds no punches. Whether your interest is piqued by Griff’s discussions on the offbeat buffoonery of group member Flava Flav, his views on the “Obama Deception”, or the occult practices of rappers Jay Z and Kanye West, the book is absolutely a must have. Continuing in the vein of Professor Griff and Public Enemy, Analytixz is certain to spark both curiosity and controversy. Analytixz undoubtedly gets a Black Fist raised high!
Kalonji Changa is the Founder/National Coordinator of The FTP Movement
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Public Enemy fund raising on SellaBand
SellaBand is proud to announce the arrival of Public Enemy. The legendary hiphop group start fund raising today for their next album, which will officially be their 13th studio recording. The band, led by enigmatic frontman Chuck D. aim to raise an impressive $250,000. Parts will be priced at $25,00 each and will entitle Believers in this project to a unique, numbered digipak edition of the CD, as well as a pro ratio share of 33,3% of all net revenues generated with this album.
Public Enemy is the first established act to sign up with SellaBand. “SellaBand's financial engine model goes about restructuring the music business in reverse,” says PE frontman Chuck D. “It starts with fans first, then the artists create from there. The music business is built on searching for fans and this is a brand new way for acts to create a new album with fans first, already on board.”
Longtime champions of self-ownership of music and marketing as well as direct interaction with their fans, Public Enemy see the partnership as a natural evolution of their philosophy about the business of music. SellaBand CEO Johan Vosmeijer is equally thrilled: “Our goal is to empower the artist and their fans, both creatively and commercially. Working with Public Enemy is an incredibly exciting way to take the European success we’ve built over the past three years and offer it to stateside bands.”
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