How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul? Public Enemy Album

How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul? is the 10th full length release from the legendary rap group Public Enemy and will help mark their 20th anniversary.

Fast Facts

1. Genre: Rap
2. Release date: August 7, 2007
3. Lables: SlamJamz, Redeye Records
4. Producer: Gary G-Wiz
5. Singles: # "Black is Back," "Harder Than You Think," "Amerikan Gangster"

Track Listing

1. "How You Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul"
2. "Black is Back"
3. "Harder Than You Think"
4. "Between Hard and a Rock Place"
5. "Sex, Drugs & Violence (featuring KRS-One)"
6. "Amerikan Gangster (featuring E.Infinite)"
7. "Can You Hear Me Now"
8. "Head Wide Shut"
9. "Flavor Man"
10. "The Enemy Battle Hymn of the Public"
11. "Escapism"
12. "Frankenstar"
13. "Col-Leepin"
14. "Radiation of a Radiotvmovie"
15. "See Something, Say Something"
16. "Long and Whining Road"
17. "Bridge of Pain"
18. "Eve of Destruction"
19. "How You Sell Soul (Time is God Refrain)"

Reviews

• "This is the most satisfying P.E. album in over fifteen years, both a throwback to their glory years and a hopeful sign of more great years to come." - RapReviews.com

• "The results are surprisingly encouraging. Flavor Flav, having been turned by VH1 into even more of a caricature (if possible) than he already was, reminds PE fans that he is still a competent and efficient hypeman, and Chuck D sounds angrier and rawer than he has in years." - Boston Globe

• "Aside from a few ungainly, obvious missteps--trying to play the Scott Storch melodic game on 'Amerikan Gangster,' wasting the KRS run-in on a track that sounds like a D12 refuse pile ('Sex, Drugs & Violence')--the album is finely sequenced." - Pitchfork

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