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Lead Performance: Arrested Development; Genre: Hip-Hop/Rap
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To Arrested Development, rap music isn't the answer to America's ''social problem,'' as Malcolm X once put it, but a tool to help fight for black equality. In this densely constructed, somewhat clumsy mid-tempo track, rapper Speech asserts, ''There's gotta be action if you want satisfaction.'' The crew's delivery on Revolution is too matter-of-fact, but when the singing stops, the swinging begins. B
Posted Dec 18, 1992
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