Public Enemy - Pitchfork Documentary

Public Enemy deserves its own 20-page post from me to give them the due justice and credit that I feel they’ve had on my life and hip-hop generally. But I will take some time to work on that. Right now, I’ll just hit you with these videos. Up there with Wu-Tang and Run-DMC, one could say these three groups are the most influential groups in hip-hop ever. The documentary from Pitchfork.tv describes the music production of Public Enemy with Hank Shocklee and Chuck D giving most of the commentary on the Public Enemy sound. Its an awesome thing to hear hip-hop heads speak academically of the work and research that goes into the music. Thanks to Pipomixes for putting me onto this. Part II and III are after the jump. By the way, DFLO, where is my OBEY X PE jacket and t-shirt? I told you I would pay for it.
Part II

Part III

Credits:
Executive Producer: Ryan Schreiber, RJ Bentler
Field Producer: RJ Bentler
Sound Engineer: Juan Pieczanski
Camera: Yoonha Park, Stacey Goldschmidt, Bryan Bankovich,
Mike Carney, Juan Pieczanski
Editor: Jorge Duran