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Release date: 01/17/2007
At the turn of the century , downloading was the scorn of the music business. Lawsuits were flying, executives fad off the wad and technology companies were far off from being understood. Shawn Fanning was / is the Beatles with his Napster innovation. Public Enemy jumped from the majors into the jungles of digital independence just the year before. Those that were slow to comprehend, still believed the hype that the tech companies were robbing the artists when in actuality the labels had been grilling the goose. Conf Camp breaks the process down in one fonky lyrical spoken word-rhyme-sangin banger that lyrically rolls past archaic rockheads, and soars over the heads of headz at that time. Now look at you, cant do without downloading eh? Also the theme for Chuck Ds internet radio show of the same title on the then groundbreaking bringthenoise.com. A comeback anyone?
