Public Enemy - Yo! Bum Rush The Show

Tracklist

1	M.P.E.
2	Too Much Posse
3	You're Gonna Get Yours
4	Miuzi Weighs A Ton
5	Terminator X Speaks With His Hands
6	F Side
7	Timebomb
8	Public Enemy No. 1
9	Megablast
10	Yo! Bum Rush The Show
11	Raise The Roof
12	E Side
13	Rightstarter (Message To A Black Man)
14	Sophisticated Bitch Mixed By – Rick Rubin

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FC 40658, BFC 40658	Public Enemy	Yo! Bum Rush The Show ‎(LP, Album)	Def Jam Recordings, Def Jam Recordings, Columbia, Columbia	FC 40658, BFC 40658	US	1987
SVLP 213	Public Enemy	Yo! Bum Rush The Show ‎(LP, Ltd, RE, RM, 180)	Simply Vinyl	SVLP 213	UK	1997
FC 40658, 40658	Public Enemy	Yo! Bum Rush The Show ‎(LP, Album)	Def Jam Recordings, Columbia, Def Jam Recordings, Columbia	FC 40658, 40658	Canada	1987
DEF 450482 2	Public Enemy	Yo! Bum Rush The Show ‎(CD, Album)	Def Jam Recordings, CBS	DEF 450482 2	Europe	1987
450482 1	Public Enemy	Yo! Bum Rush The Show ‎(LP, Album)	Def Jam Recordings	450482 1	Greece	1987

Credits

• Bass – Bill Stephney, Steve Linsley
• Co-producer, Arranged By – Carl Ryder, Hank Shocklee
• Design – Chuck D, Eric Haze, Glen E. Friedman
• Drum Programming – Eric Sadler, Hank Shocklee
• Engineer – Steve Ett, Steven Linsley
• Executive-Producer – Rick Rubin
• Guitar – Bill Stephney, Vernon Reid
• Mixed By – Bill Stephney, Hank Shocklee, Steve Ett, Steven Linsley
• Other [Created, Guided, Directed By] – Carl Ryder, Hank Shocklee
• Photography By – Glen E. Friedman
• Producer – Bill Stephney
• Programmed By [Minimal Synth] – Eric Sadler, Hank Shocklee
• Scratches [Lead] – Norman "Terminator X" Rogers
• Scratches [Rhythm] – Johnny Juice Rosado
• Voice – Chuck D.
• Voice [Next] – Flavor-Flav

Notes

Dedicated to Lisa and Eric

Lyrical Inspiration: Prince Shaheed - Lord of Lyrics

Peace goes out to the extra strength posse: Run-DMC and Jam Master Jay, The Original Concept, The Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Russell Simmons, and last but not least - Rick Rubin

Extra special thanks to: the Ridenhour family, the Boxley family, the Drayton family, the Stepheny family, Terry, Dan, etc.

Producer's note: The 1990's are here, so take no shorts (particularly when we know that Dick Lewis is watching)

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 0 7464 - 40658 - 4 02
• Barcode (Scanned): 074644065848

Companies

• Manufactured By – Columbia Records
• Manufactured By – CBS Inc.
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Copyright (c) – CBS Inc.
• Recorded At – Spectrum City Studios

Short intro

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