What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down? - Public Enemy

What You Gonna Do When The Grid Goes Down?

Public Enemy

  • Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
  • Release Date: 2020-09-25
  • Explicitness: explicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 17

  • ℗ 2020 Enemy Records, LLC, under exclusive license to Def Jam Recordings, a division of

Tracks

Title Artist Time Spothifi
1
When The Grid Go Down... (feat Public Enemy 1:31 Spothifi USD 1.29
2
GRID (feat. Cypress Hill & Geo Public Enemy 4:32 Spothifi USD 1.29
3
State Of The Union (feat. DJ P Public Enemy 2:54 Spothifi USD 1.29
4
Merica Mirror Pop Diesel 0:08 Spothifi USD 1.29
5
Public Enemy Number Won (feat. Public Enemy 5:25 Spothifi USD 1.29
6
Toxic Public Enemy 3:11 Spothifi USD 1.29
7
Yesterday Man (feat. Daddy-O) Public Enemy 3:03 Spothifi USD 1.29
8
Crossroads Burning James Bomb 0:12 Spothifi USD 1.29
9
Fight The Power: Remix 2020 (f Public Enemy 4:57 Spothifi USD 1.29
10
Beat Them All Public Enemy 2:52 Spothifi USD 1.29
11
Smash The Crowd (feat. Ice-T & Public Enemy 3:06 Spothifi USD 1.29
12
If You Can't Join Em Beat Em Public Enemy 0:50 Spothifi USD 1.29
13
Go At It (feat. Jahi) Public Enemy 3:21 Spothifi USD 1.29
14
Don't Look At The Sky Mark Jenkins 0:09 Spothifi USD 1.29
15
Rest In Beats (feat. The Impos Public Enemy 3:57 Spothifi USD 1.29
16
R.I.P. Blackat Public Enemy 3:35 Spothifi USD 1.29
17
Closing: I Am Black Ms. Ariel 0:14 Spothifi USD 1.29

Reviews

  • Sometimes you can't go home.

    1
    By koedo2000
    Let me lay it out. I'm in the PE age range. I was young when Fight the Power first came out. The album has that 'are we sure we want to do this?' feel to it. I'm not feeling emotion from the tracks. Chuck D sounds exhaused and shallow. And Flava Flav, still wearing kitchen clocks? He sounds like he's in the early stages of Parkinson's Disease. If I were a cynical person, I migh tsay it's a blatant cash grab from aging rappers who are closer to death than they are to the audience they first appealled to.
  • Flavor Flav, back on crack. 🧩

    1
    By TrumpNation🛩
    William Jonathan Drayton Jr., ‘Aka’ Flavor Flav is now 61 years of age and, beyond a burnt out drug addict, he’s crying to peasants and to the illiterates to hopefully purchase this album so he can fund his addiction. William Jonathan Drayton Jr., is the scum of the earth. A washed up has been! This album supports domestic abuse.
  • It’s time to fill the streets

    5
    By Chris' House of Jamz
    I’m 54, white, Navy retiree. These are my stats. That being said, time to fight the power. PE has been my voice since the beginning. You go Chuck. Let the people know- we are done! Time to Rage.
  • Uninspired

    1
    By MandiraBand
    Talk about an album that is a cash grab. This is such an uninspired effort. Sad that they have fallen this far.
  • No Flav without Flav

    1
    By MasenMiami
    There is no Public Enemy with Flav.
  • Dope PE record

    4
    By The Real Hip Hop is ova here
    Glad somebody is speaking in relevant issues that affect people today. This music is SORELY needed in HIP HOP today. PE always speaks in current issues and their music is still relevant today! Pee the Fight the Power remix!!
  • No Flav

    1
    By Phishphantom
    Equals no Public Enemy!
  • Classic

    5
    By mar@g
    This is a great album. It is a worth purchase for all PE fans.
  • Wack

    1
    By Frzaprmtn
    Shoot, even the great ones sound awful now in days, why can’t the just make a simple rap album, they got beats that you can’t even catch the rhythm. It’s sad..
  • Great album!!

    5
    By Marcko_64
    Public Enemy really did a great job with this one, Chuck D & Flav’s voices have aged well. This has a nice feel to it! So many great tracks on this one & the production is really nice.Toxic, Yesterday Man, Smash The Crowd, When The Grid Goes Down..., Go At It, Rest In Beats, R.I.P Blackat etc. I feel like I listed the whole album but it’s that good & im a young man. Thank you Public Enemy!