Public Enemy - Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age

Public Enemy's fifth studio album (not counting [m=51018], half of which comprised remixes), released 23 August 1994. CD versions include a hidden track, "Ferocious Soul", in the pregap. Most versions feature an incomplete tracklisting on the outer artwork, omitting the titles of "Theatrical Parts", "They Used To Call It Dope", and "Harry Allen's Interactive Super Highway Phone Call to Chuck D". On CD, "Stop In The Name …" is also missing from the back cover, whereas on vinyl "Living In A Zoo (Remix)" is unlisted instead. On CD, the full tracklisting is printed on the disc itself; on vinyl, the full tracklisting is printed on the record labels. Three singles were released from the album: [m=30273], [m=51045], and [m=51047]. Prior to the album's release, the original version of "Living In A Zoo" was featured on [m=79094]. "Muse Sick-N-Hour Mess Age" is Public Enemy's longest studio album, with a duration of 74:28.