Do The Right Thing: Music From Do The Right Thing Vinyl LP various designers Also includes the slo-mo hip

Also includes the slo-mo hip hop beatdown of "Curbside

reviewed by the mgmnt 06/2006

" and the super accessible "Camera Day" (which first made its appearance as the back beat for Killer Mike's "Swimming")

Blu tapped into the LA beat scene and ended up mixing his classic lyricism with the west coast's penchant for new forms and shapes

"fucking around" lyrics

Do The Right Thing: Music From Do The Right Thing Vinyl LP various designers Also includes the slo-mo hipSpike Lee's Do The Right Thing provided a unique window into contemporary race relations in late 20th century Brooklyn. The soundtrack to the film is an equally important snapshot of the hip hop and R&B that was coming out at the time. There's Public Enemy's defiant and angry "Fight The Power" which served as a leitmotif in the film. Chuck D's lyrics build on the original "Fight the Power" by The Isley Brothers, creating a picture of the surroundings