Public Enemy - Man Plans God Laughs Artist_Gonima Capturing the raw blown out

Capturing the raw blown out power and the tangible energy of the group's infamous live shows as you listen in to the band laying waste to tracks from all 3 of their Long Player albums where tracks are stretched out and played to within an inch of their lives

It's quintessential TFC: melodies are equal parts heartwarming and heartaching

This is a funk/disco album of extremely high standard

and raw humanity of Lee’s voice is on full display here

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Public Enemy - Man Plans God Laughs Artist_Gonima Capturing the raw blown outIts not uncommon for a contemporary rapper to say they dont want to be recording past the age of 40, so where does that leave Public Enemy? Hip hop artists attitudes toward aging puts Chuck D, Flavor Flav, and co. in an inherently awkward position, seeing as theyre now three decades removed from their formation. Fortunately, they can manage. Man Plans God Laughs arrives with a unique set of circumstances. In interviews leading up to the album, the