(studio albums only)
Paul's Boutique, hands down.
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(studio albums only)
Paul's Boutique, hands down.
I had to go with Ill communication...
Never heard too much of Paul's Boutique...
"Hello Nasty" was my favourite
You got it. That cd is brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by LonerStoner
You know it was made in 1989, b/f all the copyright laws changed about sampling. IF they were trying to put something like that together today, with all of the borrowed riffs, movie lines, sound effects etc they used, it would cost so much in license fees, we would never have heard the music.
But all of that sampling I have less a problem with (like the quick snippits used in PB- like punctuation, or a collage), than I do with how many do it now- pay the cash, and use one song, albeit the WHOLE song (like the bassline from the entire song). The former is harder to do, and takes much more creativity to make seamless.
Anyways, a great collection of beats, bass, and comedy. Every single track is kick-ass. They all transition from one to another well, a very nice cd.
them white boys suck
i hope you're kidding
had to go with To the 5 Boroughs, coz its the only album ive listened to all the way through. I prefer their older stuff, though
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Originally Posted by LonerStoner
Hands down also. I saw them Live in Concert this past November. Show was a riot... BEASTIES!!! :D :D :D
Ill Communication. c'mon it's got sabotage, sure shot and root down. Way better than Paul's Boutique
Check your head was it for me - the stuff before that was good, but this one blended a lot of music together. music to rock, chill, sing or whatever. and great to get high to. haven't listened to much after that - licenses to ill is pretty good.
pauls boutique
high plains drifter awesome
Beastie Boys were goin to do a Country CD, but decided to drop it. You can listen to two of the Songs on the Sounds of Science. A greatest hits album
licensed to ill so many classics