I really can't describe in words how liberating the words 'motherfuck John Wayne' were for my White self the first time I heard them growing up on those plains. In time it has come to be the likes of Kurtis Blow and Afrika Bambaataa who grew into my favorite 'classic' rap acts. And I'd still have to say that RATM are my favorite "political" band. (Again, I'm White, and fuckin killer guitar man.) But PE our still indescribebly radiant, and I hear their new album is actually a lot better than the standard tour-pretense filler for old guys. We'll see.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Yeahhhhh!
Public Enemy bringing their nastalgia noise to Lincoln.
I really can't describe in words how liberating the words 'motherfuck John Wayne' were for my White self the first time I heard them growing up on those plains. In time it has come to be the likes of Kurtis Blow and Afrika Bambaataa who grew into my favorite 'classic' rap acts. And I'd still have to say that RATM are my favorite "political" band. (Again, I'm White, and fuckin killer guitar man.) But PE our still indescribebly radiant, and I hear their new album is actually a lot better than the standard tour-pretense filler for old guys. We'll see.
I really can't describe in words how liberating the words 'motherfuck John Wayne' were for my White self the first time I heard them growing up on those plains. In time it has come to be the likes of Kurtis Blow and Afrika Bambaataa who grew into my favorite 'classic' rap acts. And I'd still have to say that RATM are my favorite "political" band. (Again, I'm White, and fuckin killer guitar man.) But PE our still indescribebly radiant, and I hear their new album is actually a lot better than the standard tour-pretense filler for old guys. We'll see.
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