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WMC 2009: Video of Public Enemy at the Red Bull Music Academy at the Wolfsonian, 3/24

WMC 2009 Public Enemy from Miami New Times on Vimeo.Yesterday's officially sanctioned WMC 2009 Public Enemy event, South Beach Sessions: The Terrordome Revisited, put DJ Lord, Chuck D and Professor Griff in a close-quarters Q&A session moderated by New Times music editor Arielle Castillo. The talking was followed by an...

By Jacob Katel

March 25, 2009

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WMC 2009 Public Enemy from Miami New Times on Vimeo.

Yesterday's officially sanctioned WMC 2009 Public Enemy event, South Beach Sessions: The Terrordome Revisited, put DJ Lord, Chuck D and Professor Griff in a close-quarters Q&A session moderated by New Times music editor Arielle Castillo. The talking was followed by an impromptu performance. A crowd of fans included a legendary figure named Grand Master D, the Whodini DJ who helped pave the way for arena rap shows by playing to large crowds on nationwide tours during the groups' heyday.

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