Museum object · Record Albums
Fear of a Black Planet
1990; republished 2014
United States, North and Central America
Source catalog description
This description refers to material held by Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture. Visual details below describe the original material.
A long-playing (LP) record album, Fear of A Black Planet, recorded by Public Enemy. The album consists of a vinyl record (a) with jacket cover (b) and paper sleeve (c). The vinyl record has a black center label. [Def / Jam / recordings] is printed in the top half of the label, with the D and J almost interlocking. There is also an outline of a gramophone printed on the label. The tracks on either side are printed below the notched center hole. On side A they are "Contract On The World Love Jam," "Brothers Gonna Work It Out," "911 Is A Joke," "Incident At 66.6 FM," "Welcome To The Terrordome," "Meet The G That Killed Me," "Pollywanacraka," "Anti-Nigger Machine," "Burn Hollywood Burn" and "Power to the People." On side B they are "Who Stole the Soul?
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Catalog reference: 2015.195.36abc
