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Public Enemy - Live From The House Of Blues (Wide Screen) (Various Artists)
Public Enemy - Live From The House Of Blues (Wide Screen) (Various Artists)
Stars: Public EnemyDirector: Kerry Asmussen
Summary: The tracklist includes 'Public Enemy No.1', 'Can't Truss It', '911 Is A Joke', 'Black Steel In The Hour', 'He Got Game', 'Here I Go', 'Crayola', 'Crash', 'Give It Up', 'Don't Believe The Hype', 'Rebel Without A Pause', 'By The Time U Get To Arizona', 'Fight The Power', 'DJ Mix', 'Common Thread', 'What What', '41 19', 'Bring The Noise', 'Shut 'Em Down' and 'Do You Wanna Go Our Way?'.
Legendary political rap group Public Enemy performs their hits live from the infamous House of Blues. Includes: "Public Enemy
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This 2001 video documents a Public Enemy gig at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. While it catches the band in their mature years, with rap sidekick Flavor Flav the wrong side of 40 and Chuck D looking somewhat tubby, they've lost little of the energy of their late-80s heyday, with Flav screeching an extraordinarily elongated "Yeeeah boyzzzzzz!" into the microphone as proof of their enduring stamina. Professor Griff, temporarily dismissed from the band, is back in the fold here, while the Security of the First World continue to go through their stiff onstage manoeuvres. Much of this is a greatest hits parade, with "911 is a Joke", "Public Enemy No 1", "Rebel Without a Pause" (voted by Uncutmagazine the best single of 1975-2000) and "Fight the Power" among others. The nuclear hip-hop backbeats of these hip-hop milestone killers are a little subdued in the live mix, while a predominantly white audience here suggests the extent to which PE had, in spite of their voluble media renegade stance, been subsumed into mainstream taste by the end of the 20th century. Sadly, their militancy was superseded by the more desperate sounds of gangsta rap--but if they're banging on a familiar drum here, there are moments of sheer showmanship to break up the monotony. DJ Lord's scratching interlude is dazzling: hip-hop's equivalent of the lengthy drum solo, only vastly more entertaining. --David Stubbs
| Aspect Ratio: | 1.78 Wide Screen |
| Main Language: | English |
| Region: | Region 2 |
| Special Features: | Band Documentary Architects Of Rap, Chuck D Audio Commentary On Selected Tracks, Behind The Scenes Footage, Selected Discography |
| Year: | 2001 |
| Release Date: | August 25, 2003 |
| Runtime: | 85 minutes |
| Certification: | |
| Catalogue Number: | 74321 89020 9 |
| Label: | Image Entertainment |
| Keywords: | Music, Live, Rock, House, Blues, Pop, Wide, Screen, Enemy, Public, From, Performing, Arts, Popular |
| Genre: | Music/Performing Arts |
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