把这个对Public Enemy 的介绍用高一的水平翻译一下~太难的句子就删掉好了.做成演讲稿,背诵的那种.2-3分钟左

Public Enemy heavy on the hip-hop rules, as the end of the 1980s most influential and most controversial rap portfolio. They led the hardcore rap music and political revolutionary changes.
Rapper Chuck D hand with his strong basses sing all the social problems, particularly when those afflicted black community. In the process, he will lead the hip-hop self-awakening, in favor of black consciousness. This has become a continuation of a century to the next mark.
Flav that the large sunglasses, worn around the neck with the table so that he has become a combination of visual focus. Although the late 1980s and early 1990s album in a lot of rap and rock critics, but because they often Public Enemy's belligerent attitude and lyrics arouse controversy. Especially in 1988 launched the album It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back, become even more famous. In the early 1990s when all arguments are settled, the group disbanded. No doubt, Public Enemy was the most influential and most radical band. Chuck D in 1982 founded the Public Enemy. He was also the Adelphi University on Long Island study. There, he encountered Hank Shocklee and Bill Stepheny. Right hip-hop and political passion to become a good friend.
Public Enemy's debut album, Yo! (Rush the Show was published in 1987. This album was hip-hop music recognition, but have not attracted rock and R & B mainstream idea. But their second album It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back should not be overlooked.
A Nation of Millions rap and rock music was hailed as a revolutionary album. It makes hip-hop all of a sudden become a force of social change. As Public Enemy's star, they become the center of controversy.
As Griff too extreme expression, Chuck D had to dismiss him. Public Enemy in 1989 preparing for the third album, and in 1990 launched the first single, "Welcome to the Terrordome." This first popular songs once again aroused controversy. Ignoring controversy, in 1990 they launched a spring album Fear of a Black Planet. One single, "911 Is a Joke" into the Top-10, "Brothers Gonna Work It Out" and "Can not Do Nuttin 'For Ya Man" into the Top 40 R & B. In the ensuing album Apocalypse 91, the first to attract white listeners who sign. In 1992, they launched the re-mixing Highlights Greatest Misses. Public Enemy in 1993 began to collapse.