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,It’s the Lyrical Sex Pistol: Or, A Rebel Music that Rewrites Anatomy—Rhyme after Fiery Rhyme,eplaces this . (1955) with Public Enemy’s “Rebel Without a Pause” (., 1988). Later, the self-proclaimed “Black Panther of Rap,” Paris supplied a similar message on “Escape from Babylon,” a track from . (1991).