Three years have passed since Public Enemy embarked on one of the most successful and highly regarded tours of their career,highlighting Revolverlution, their current album at that time. "We're the Rolling Stones of hip-hop," claimed band leader Chuck D withhis typical mix of braggadocio and self-irony. The comparison is certainly legitimate: with over 50 concert tours all over the globe, the band have come to be considered a very special phenomenon on the music scene. Chuck D has no reason to doubt his own talent or his band's global status.Despite the fact that there are other acts who are generally considered to be of a similar vein, such as Wu-Tang Clan, Beastie Boys, Cypress Hill or Outkast, Public Enemy are still considered "The Greatest Hip-Hop Group Of All Time". The Manchester show, part of their Revolverlution Tour 2003, due to be released on double CD on Steamhammer/SPV, underlines this status with every single note. Revolverlution Tour 2003 Manchester includes the full concert which lasted over two hours and consisted of over 20 songs.