There’s probably not a louder, realer voice in the game that Public Enemy’s Chuck D. With 2011 beginning, Mistachuck pens a letter to the industry, letting us know where his head’s at. Never have so many been pimped by so few….. Read on @ HipHopGods

Flavor Flav’s about to show ‘em what time it is with his forthcoming autobiography, Icon, due in stores March 1st via Farrah Gray Publishing. Pre-order now via Amazon.

Included in the new P.E. box set is the following: * 3 CDs full of tracks from critically acclaimed albums. * 3 DVDs including performances, videos, and documentaries post 1999. * Brand new track single ‘Say It Like It Really Is’ specially released for the box set * And remixes included throughout this rare release [cont.]

Wow, this promo video, um… anyway. Flav’s got his own GPS system now, acting as the world’s first explicit celebrity GPS voice. You can get yours here.

A classic, remixed by Jack Dangers of Meat Beat Manifesto and brought to visual life by director David C. Snyder. One of the most epic hip-hop songs ever, “WELCOME TO THE TERRORDOME” still packs a wallop 20 years later.

Public Enemy frontman Chuck D offers his take on Arizona’s immigration laws. Video By Eclectic Method. Shot By David CDOC Snyder for Command Films.

Cee-Lo and Luda talk shop on Fuse TV’s Lay It Down series.

“Say It Like It Really Is” taken off the upcoming Public Enemy boxset Bring The Noise – The Hits, Vids, and Docs. Enjoy.

While these box sets encompass the post-Def Jam career of P.E., they still are very beautifully put together. Speaking of which, isn’t it time for a P.E. box set, Def Jam? Details below: Bring The Noise – Louder Edition – $59.99 * 3 CDs full of tracks from critically acclaimed albums. Tracks include: There’s a [cont.]

Gotta admit, we never thought this would work, given that Jet is just as fancy as any other Vegas hotspot, but P.E. brought that shit. “Louder Than A Bomb” and “911 Is A Joke” while dudes stand on tables poppin’ bottles and tossing dollar bills. Only in Vegas….

Nore revisits Public Enemy’s “Can’t Do Nuttin’ For Ya Man”. Recognize young bloggers. [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: N.O.R.E. – “Nutcracker” (prod. Scoop DeVille) (MP3) N.O.R.E. – “Nutcracker” (prod. Scoop DeVille) (MP3)

Back when many of you were just a glimmer in your daddy’s eye, Public Enemy and Digital Underground were the hottest groups in hip-hop. But you were just a “littule beh-beh”! [(c) Royce Da 5'9]. Have no fear youngsters, today you can learn about some of the greatest hip-hop ever made, courtesy of Money B’s [cont.]

The Washington Post has been forced to correct an erroneous report claiming that Public Enemy called September 11th, 2001, also known as “9/11″, a joke. Now, fans and even casual listeners of PE remember the song “911 Is A Joke”. For those keeping score, that’s 9-1-1, the emergency phone number, not 9/11, the NATIONAL TRAGEDY.  [cont.]

If you haven’t been following the actual news lately, the state of Arizona just passed a World War II era anti-immigration law that allows police to stop people of Hispanic origin at any time and for any reason, and demand to see their “papers”. This is what Ann Coulter would refer to as “the description [cont.]

On PublicEnemy.Com, Chuck D spoke openly about The Guru, as well as the awkward situation surrounding DJ Premier and the “10 Crack Commandments” lawsuit. Truly one of the good dudes man. As far as hard worked skill and what GOD gave him he really was in a zone by himself. He and PRIMO ventured beyond [cont.]

Crooked I sits down to speak about putting together rhymes, lyrics and reconstructing them afterwards. This is part of the series How to Rap: The Art and Science of the Hip-Hop MC on sale now. Other artists included in this series are The Clipse, Cypress Hill, Nelly, Public Enemy, Remy Ma, Schoolly D and A [cont.]

Growing up I was the biggest Public Enemy fan in the world. A geeky 6th grader obssessed with Chuck D, Flavor Flav, Terminator X, Professor Griff, Harry Allen, The Bomb Squad and the S1W’s. As a student of MTV in the 1980′s, I dug all the pop music stuff, but the hair band shit that [cont.]

A semi-complete line-up for Gorge, Washington’s Sasquatch Festival has been released, happening Memorial Day Weekend (5/29-5/31). Tickets are on sale now. The full list thus far is as follows: A-Trak, Avi Buffalo, Band of Horses, Booka Shade, Boys Noize, Broken Social Scene, Brother Ali, Camera Obscura, Caribou, City and Colour, Craig Robinson, Cymbals Eat Guitars, [cont.]

Backpackers read comics and fanboys like classic hip-hop? We can’t imagine anything like that to be true. Kenny Keil’s collection of comic book inspired rap album covers meshes the two into the ultimate nerdgasm. This, we like. Check out “The Great Adventures of Spider-Man”, “Dare Is A DarkSeid”, and more just beyond the link…. – [cont.]

   The original revolutionaries of rap are back, and damn, are they pissed! After spending years watching the destructional retardation of rap music and the ditieration of America, Public Enemy is back with their new album, Rebirth Of A Nation. No, this isn’t a public service announcement, its just stone cold Guerrilla Funk.      If [cont.]