Flavor Flav
Before Public Enemy became an essential rap group in the early '80s, William
Drayton was Carlton Ridenhour's - a.k.a. Chuck-D's - sidekick on an FM radio
show at New Jersey's Adelphi University. Around 1985, on the first Public Enemy
tapes, William Drayton became Flavor Flav, the hysterical screaming joker who
would punctuate every album by the "Black Panthers of rap", to use the moniker
that best defines this major rapological combo. Flavor's look is that of a
jester of the hip-hop era: baroque dark glasses, a cap or top hat, and above all
a huge alarm clock around his neck. He ...
Soul Power (Black Jungle)Wu-Tang Clan and Flavor Flav
Come on DownDe La Soul and Flavor Flav
Get off My BackPublic Enemy and Flavor Flav
The Making of Burn Hollywood BurnPublic Enemy, Big Daddy Kane, Chuck D and Flavor Flav
1, 2, 3...Rhymes GaloreDJ Tomekk, Afrob, Grandmaster Flash, Flavor Flav and MC Rene
I Ain't ScaredFlavor Flav
Soul Power (Black Jungle)Wu-Tang Clan and Flavor Flav
Iron Flag
4:52
Come on DownDe La Soul and Flavor Flav
The Grind Date
5:02
Get off My BackPublic Enemy and Flavor Flav
Mo' Money [B.O.F.]
4:52
The Making of Burn Hollywood BurnPublic Enemy, Big Daddy Kane, Chuck D and Flavor Flav
Revolverlution
19:45
1, 2, 3...Rhymes GaloreDJ Tomekk, Afrob, Grandmaster Flash, Flavor Flav and MC Rene
Return of Hip Hop
3:29
I Ain't ScaredFlavor Flav
Hollywood
3:33
