DEF JAM RECORDINGS · C 45413

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1. A-90
2. A1 Contract On The World Love Jam (Instrumental) 1:44
3. A2 Brothers Gonna Work It Out 5:05
4. A3 911 Is A Joke 3:17
5. A4 Incident At 66.6 FM (Instrumental) 1:37
6. A5 Welcome To The Terrordome 5:24
7. A6 Meet The G That Killed Me 0:44
8. A7 Pollywanacraka 3:52
9. A8 Anti-Nigger Machine 3:17
10. A9 Burn Hollywood Burn 2:46
11. A10 Power To The People 4:49
12. B-91
13. B1 Who Stole The Soul? 3:52
14. B2 Fear Of A Black Planet 3:40
15. B3 Revolutionary Generation 5:43
16. B4 Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man 2:45
17. B5 Reggie Jax 1:35
18. B6 Leave This Off Your Fu✩kin Charts (Instrumental) 2:32
19. B7 B Side Wins Again 3:39
20. B8 War At 33 1/3 2:13
21. B9 Final Count Of The Collision Between Us And The Damned (Instrumental) 0:48
22. B10 Fight The Power 4:42

Running order of the main release. Pressings may split it differently.

• 1:45 Contract On The World Love Jam (Instrumental)
• 4:30 911 Is A Joke
• 1:38 Incident At 66.6 FM (Instrumental)
• 5:26 Welcome To The Terrordome
• 0:45 Meet The G That Killed Me
• 3:53 Pollywanacraka
• 3:18 Anti-Nigger Machine
• 2:48 Burn Hollywood Burn
• 3:51 Power To The People
• 3:50 Who Stole The Soul?
• 3:46 Fear Of A Black Planet
• 5:44 Revolutionary Generation
• 2:47 Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya, Man!
• 1:36 Reggie Jax
• 2:32 Leave This Off Your Fu*Kin Charts (Instrumental)
• 3:46 B Side Wins Again (Original Version)
• 2:08 War At 33 1/3
• 0:49 Final Count Of The Collision Between Us And The Damned (Instrumental)
• 4:43 Fight The Power
• 5:08 Brothers Gonna Work It Out

Album Sales: 1,000,000+ First Release Date: April 1990 The third studio album from Public Enemy. Like their previous album, "It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back", it is considered one of their most commercially successful albums as well as one of the most influential rap albums. Although the album was released in 1990, the first two singles, "Fight The Power" and "Welcome To The Terrordome", were released in 1989. Actually, Public Enemy had planned to release "Fear Of A Black Planet" in 1989. "Fear Of A Black Planet" reached Number 10 in the Billboard Top 200 and produced five singles: "Fight The Power" "Welcome To The Terrordome" "911 Is A Joke" "Brothers Gonna Work It Out" "Can't Do Nuttin' For Ya Man"