"”Apocalypse 91… The Enemy Strikes Black” follows the success of their previous album ““Fear of a Black Planet.” The album’s title conveys the message of “continuing the fight against black rights and social inequality.”
The album features Public Enemy’s signature sound: sharp beats, powerful basslines, and politically charged lyrics.
Tracklist
A1. Lost At Birth
A2. Rebirth
A3. Nighttrain
A4. Can't Truss It
A5. I Don't Wanna Be Called Yo Niga
A6. How To Kill A Radio Consultant
A7. By The Time I Get To Arizona
B1. Move!
B2. 1 Million Bottlebags
B3. More News At 11
B4. Shut Em Down
B5. A Letter To The New York Post
B6. Get The F--- Outta Dodge
B7. Bring Tha Noize
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