Labels:text | screenshot | black | black and white | font OCR: Public Enemy burst onto the scene with a dense, textured whirlwind of samples that, for its time, went way over the top. Although rap has always been fueled by DJ appropriation, Shocklee upped the ante by tapping an unprecedented number of sources. The resulting sonic stew provided the perfect ground for Chuck's lyrical terrorism. ba samplers and samplees, Public Enemy have influenced artists of Bo ripes-from Third Bass to Beck to Duran Duran. The latest, most all rd, mutation was recently released by a San Francisco outfit ab The Evolution Control Committee. Their quickly suppressed e, "The Whipped Cream Mixes," layered Chuck D's vocals from sir el Without a Pause" and "By the Time I Get to Arizona" FR tracks by Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass- OV beautifully incongruous results.
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