Public Enemy: It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold us Back

I don't really have anything to say worth saying about this album. I could say I liked the use of Public Enemy in Do the Right Thing, but what's the point in that?

Like my free jazz and heavy metal albums, I don't often find myself thinking "Hmmm, I feel like a bit of hip hop now", so I guess I just have these albums for the comfort of knowing that I have them if I want them. Or perhaps its a self-image thing about wanting to be off-mainstream and hard to pin down.

MusicBrainz entry for this album