MUSIC LINKS
The following links treat some of the recordings that are referenced in this E-Semiar
Last Poets: "Niggers are scared of revolution" |
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Miriam Makeba. "Malcolm X" |
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Malcolm X/Keith LeBlanc "No Sell-Out" |
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Public Enemy, "Bring the Noise" |
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Public Enemy, It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back |
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Public Enemy, Apocalypse '91: The Enemy Strikes Black |
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Public Enemy, "Party for your right to fight" |
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Public Enemy, "Welcome to the Terrordome" |
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Stop the Violence Movement, "Self Destruction" |
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Paris, "Break the Grip of Shame" |
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X-Clan, "Funkin' Lesson" |
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Arrested Development, "Revolution" |
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Ice Cube, "Wicked" |
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Makaveli, "Blasphemy" |
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Ani Difranco, "To the Teeth" |
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Ghostface Killah, "Malcolm" |
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Discography
Samplyings of Malcolm X's words may be heard on the following albums/cds.
Keith Le Blanc, No Sellout, Tommy Boy (1983).
Public Enemy, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, Def Jam, (1986).
Public Enemy, Fear of a Black Planet, Def Jam (1990).
Stop the Violence Movement, Self Destruction, Jive (1989)
Paris, The Devil Made Me Do It, Tommy Boy (1990).
X-Clan, To the East Blackwards, 4th and Broadway (1990).
Ice Cube, Predator, Priority (1992).
Arrested Development, Malcolm X Soundtrack, Qwest (1992).
Tupac Shakur, Makaveli: Don Kiluminati, the 7-Day Theory, Death Row (1996).
Ghostface Killah, Supreme Clientele, Sony (2000).
Miriam Makeba, Live from Paris & Conakry, DRG Records (1977).
Ani Difranco, To the Teeth, Righteous Babe Music (1999).