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Public Enemy is Number 1!

Tim Kelly ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 26 May 1999 15:24 BST

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'There's a Poison Goin' On' was intended for release on May 19 but fans logging on to www.Atomicpop.com and the group's own web site www.public-enemy.com were disappointed to find it not there. The album is now available on both sites.

Public Enemy is the first band to release a whole album over the Internet, following more tentative attempts by the likes of Tom Petty and David Bowie . The album has been released over RealNetworks' new Jukebox, a digital storage system which employs Real Audio and MP3.

Once a user requests the album, they have to cough up $10 (£7ish) before it is released.

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