An Interview With Chuck D

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Tracklist

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#TitleRatingLength
11987 Was Hip Hop's Golden Age?
0:55
2Hip Hop Since 1987
0:21
3'I Stand Accused'
recording of:
I Stand Accused
writer:
Keith Boxley (American hip hop producer and DJ), Carlton Douglas Ridenhour and Osten Harvey
1:31
4'looking for the Perfect Beat' Reception Today If New?
1:02
5Hip Hop Media
0:48
6Hip Hop and Mainstream Media
0:39
7Unfavorable Reviews of 'Muse Sick-n-hour Mess Age'
0:47
8Being 34 Years Old
0:57
9New and Exciting About 'Muse Sick-n-hour Mess Age'
0:59
10'greatest Misses'
1:21
11New Stuff Not as Good?
2:01
12How Will Surprise Listeners
1:23
13Fan Resistance to New Directions
0:42
14Why Condemn Smoking Blunts?
0:54
15Prisoners Blame Gangsta Rap Artists?
4:15
16Young Rappers Drinking & Smoking Blunts
1:15
17Antidrug Stance; What About Flavor Flav
2:03
18Terminator X
0:33
19Why Tour Outside America
2:20
20Does 'muse Sick-n-hour Mess Age' Have No Rhythm?
0:58
21Hip Hop Still Growing?
0:22
22Record Companies Now Signing Hip Hop Acts Even If Content Is Afrocentric?
0:44
23Why Record Companies Signing Acts That Don't Promote Drugs & Violence
0:24
24Hardest Song to Write on New Album
3:57
25'so Whatcha Gonna Do Now?' Why Difficult to Write From Heart?
0:30
26Most Difficult Song to Write Technically
0:27
27This Album Lacks Challenging Lyrics?
0:47
28How Have You Changed?
1:46
29Why Album Cover Artwork Banned in U.S.
0:59
30Feelings on Banning of Album Artwork
0:21
31Meaning of Album Cover Artwork
0:34
32How Should Someone Feel After Seeing Album Artwork?
0:30
33Touring Plans?
0:59
34Moved From Long Island to Atlanta
0:55
35Importance of Land
0:59

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