An Interview With Chuck D

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1. 1Did You Really Say That 1987 Was Hip Hop's Golden Age?0:55
2. 2What Has Happened To Hip Hop In The Nearly 10 Years That Have Passed Since Then?0:21
3. 3On The New Album The Track "I Stand Accused"Is Getting A Lot Of Media Attention. Why Do You Think That Is?1:31
4. 4The Song "Looking For The Perfect Beat" By Afrika Bambataa & The Soul Sonic Force Which Was Released In The Early 80's Was One Of The First Rap Songs. If This Song Came Out Today, Do You Think It Would Get Signed And If So How Would It Get Reviewed?1:02
5. 5What Do You Think Should Be The Correct Relationship Between Hip Hop Media And Hip Hop?0:48
6. 6What About The Relationship Between Hip Hop And Mainstream Media?0:39
7. 7Surprisingly There Have Been A Few Not So Favorable Reviews Of Your New Album "Muse Sick-N-Hour Message" In The States. How Do You Respond To This?0:47
8. 8Speaking Of Age, Several Articles Have Mentioned Your Current Age Which Is 34. How Do You Feel About This?0:57
9. 9What Was New And Exciting About Making "Muse Sick-N-Hour Message"?0:59
10. 10Let's Talk About Your Last Release "Greatest Misses."1:21
11. 11How Do You Respond To Criticism That Says The New Album Is Not As Good As Some Of Your Previous Releases Such As "It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back"?2:01
12. 12So In 1988 When You Were A New Group, People Were Surprised And Excited By "It Takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back", But Since You Say You Will Never Be That New Group Again What Will You Do Now To Surprise And Excite Listeners?1:23

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Interviewee

Chuck D

Interviewer

Harry Allen

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Def Jam Recordings

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