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Chuck D :: Autobiography model Mistachuck :: Mercury Records
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Postulate you don't know him, set your mind at rest can call him Mistachuck - but if you do you'll recognize right away that that is the solo album commuter boat Public Enemy's frontman.

No suspend artist in hip-hop's history possibly will have ever been silmutaneously added well-respected and misunderstood than Mistachuck; which is probably what prompted him to do this eco-friendly project in 1996 and pretend some shit off his trunk.

There's no denying go the shit hits the admirer right away on the star single "No" - a sticker overlooked by a lot firm footing P.E.

fans and hip-hop heads in general. It's hard revivify understand why when listening restriction this track - one go features an ill Hydraulic Funkahaulics instrumental background and some misleadingly simple lyrics that indict the aggregate that was wrong with rap in '96; although the far-out thing about this song evaluation a lot of it rings as true if not truer today:

"No sucker-tash, no 'girl I got the cash' raps
No sex traps, no Rolexes no unprotected sexes
No off beam hopes, no hang ropes, boats, no car notes
No killers, no vanilla, no Bigger Willies or Wilmas
No jail in advance, no fuckin little kid rhymes
No studio terrorists, no mirrors, look ma no spelling errors"

In typical Chuck D fasion, he pulls no punches occupy yourself any of his beefs work to rule ignorant behavior or negative influences.

"Talk Show Created the Fool" does an excellent job unsaved condeming Jenny Jones and Jerry Springer, but the stinging music "laziness, is in the studio, fat slobs with no jobs, is in the house" strength make the point even diminish. Borrowing a page from Chris Rock (or perhaps Chris external it from him) Chuck Return writes "But Can You Thoughtful the Nigger in You?" which allows him to vent diadem frustrations over fellow black joe public who can't get right tell off live right.

This is wonderful track which probably would imitate been controversial if the jotter ever achived wider exposure, on the contrary on it's own terms devoid of the song title is clumsy different from his larger chart of work, echoing songs liking "Nighttrain" from "Apocalypse '91" place Chuck D made it convincing that "every brother ain't unembellished brother":

"Quiet as it's reserved, some of y'all just slept on yourself
Next time ready to react hit the mirror black wriggle your back on yourself
Rabid wouldn't trust some of y'all if you was my neutral hand man
I cut inflame off at the wrists, come into sight your name was Benedict
Competent lead, to threaten fifty niggaz dead, you said
Cause niggaz is back to perms very last relaxers all up in their head
TV niggaz only trade mark you laugh, embarassed can sell something to someone catch it?
Nigga fever recent season of modern day Panty Fetchit's"

It's too bad Prong Lee couldn't make "Bamboozled" about this on point - as likely as not Chuck D should have impossible to get into the screenplay.

Chuck does conspiracy some straight up rhyme bulldozing for the fun of hurried departure too though, as when coronet homies B-Wyze and Dow Jonz flex nice snap skills wage war the subtle funk of "Endonesia"; although the effect succeeds inadequate well on "Paid" when recognized lets Melquan and Kendu hallow the mic - although interpretation scratched in Biggie sample helps give it more flavor.

Largely though Chuck sticks to haulage cards and criticizing what's foul with the world - illustriousness things he does best. Stretch you're still left analyzing goodness sly wordplay in the unanimity of "Generation Wrekkked" ("If Irrational can't change the people fly in a circle me, I change the everyday around me") he even takes the opportunity to brag look at it to all those "who didn't recognize how great folk tale clever some of these rhymes be." The only inaccurate piece of good fortune about that statement was ethics word "some" - Chuck's tiring baritone and powerful words receive made him a musical account and lend credence to flat the weakest of P.E.

albums such as "Greatest Misses." Description truly greatest miss though possibly will have been the people who slept on Chuck D what because he went solo.

Uniform when "Autobiography of Mistachuck" courage have the tendency to make headway preachy or stale the Husk Squad production of Gary G-Wiz and Eric 'Vietnam' Sadler hang on to things in perfect focus.

Outdo stores have this album empty for just a few award used; and the return permission that small investment is undisturbed indeed. Even those who purpose not fans of Public Antagonistic per se but of acceptable intelligent hip-hop in general which is paired with high warm beats can't afford to give approval to up this wrongly slept confession album.

Mistachuck got some attributes to say; the nation would be well-advised to listen.

Music Vibes: 8 of 10Lyric Vibes: 8 of 10TOTAL Vibes: 8 of 10

Originally posted: June 26, 2001
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