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Public Enemy Takes on Bush
Apr 28, 5:54 AM EST
(Associated Press) -- Hip-hop pioneers Public Enemy are still fighting the powers that be.
The group, known for anthems including "Don't Believe the Hype" and "Fight The Power," will take on President Bush with their new CD-DVD, "Son of a Bush," scheduled for May 6 release.
The title track, which first appeared on last year's "Revolverlution," criticizes both the current president and his father.
Among the lyrics: "Have you forgotten/I been through the first term of rotten/The father, the son/and the holy Bush... I told y'all when the first Bush was tappin' my phone... Can't truss 'em."
The group joins other artists including the Dixie Chicks and the Beastie Boys who have spoken out against the president.
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