"Fear of a Black Planet" made waves on the charts and inspired countless hip-hop musicians when it dropped in 1990. Thirty years later, Public Enemy's third album is still influencing a new generation of artists.
"It's a long period in music and culture," Chuck D told Colorado Matters. "But it's a short period in real life."
The Public Enemy frontman has contributed art to "The Terrordome," a new art exhibit at Black Book Gallery in Englewood that collects a range of visual art inspired by the landmark album. "The Terrordome" includes contributions from Shepard Fairley, WK Interact and other visual artists around the world.