Wow thanks for that knowledge. That might actually be the highlight of today, tied with learning how New Order’s seminal “Blue Monday” was in part inspired by Donna Summer. Kraftwerk was obvious. But that song, while no Pauls Boutique, in ‘78-80 was damn near sampling for its 808s MIDI and everyone followed Basically the keys to many GenX hearts
@@dizastro5437 Funny enough, this album and Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue' might be 2 of the 3 I'd bring! The other would be a rock album, not sure. Maybe something just heavy as hell, like Nirvana's 'In Utero'. You'd have the jazzy reflection vibe, the hip hop braggadocio of Paul's Boutique, then some grungy headbanging. Satisfying range of emotions...
“I’m runnin’ it back again. I’m sorry. I don’t give a f#ck! I’m runnin’ it back again.” BEST reaction ever - HAHA!!! YES!!! Glad to share the universal connection, Bro.
I love these reactions, Beastie Boys are top 5 for me and Paul’s is arguably one of the best albums ever. You should check out A Tribe Called Quest’s The Low End Theory
the Beasties were punk band before they were rappers. 1979-1980. In 1981 they were getting into hip hop. They still would pop a punk song in EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. There was no switch. They were two punk bands from the 70s and HAD NO RECORD THEN. COOKIE PUSS is their first release, and that was in 1984.
This song is a masterpiece, a mini 12min 9 song album to end the greatest album of all time with the same beat that leads right back in to the first track To All The Girls.....
No Sleep Till Brooklyn is a good transition song for the Beastie Boys. Certified classic! 💯 Don't forget Get It Together ft Qtip tho. Unique track. Loving these reacts, keep it rockin!
As a chef you should know what Bouillabaisse is. It's a fish stew made up of a bunch of different fish and ingredients that are added at different times that results in the best outcome. So it's essentially the best of the best from what they decided to keep and mash it all in to one.
The album Some Old Bullshit collects all their hardcore punk songs, and then adds the Cookie Puss single, when they switched over to hip hop. This was before their first album. Cookie Puss is a hip-hop influenced novelty song, but it got some play and inspired them to transition over. A good move. Hardcore punk continued on but mostly it was exhausting itself by the mid-80s. I can see how hip-hop was new and fun and seemed limitless at the time.
Also, a good Beasties punk song to try is Mullethead. It was a B-Side from the 4th album but I think it’s my favorite hardcore track by them. Great riff and energy.
Love the appreciation &🤍you have for the BB’s.Great to see it.. Keeps me coming back daily ..🔥40 yrs ago damn near since this music entered my subconscious mind and never left .. 💯❣️
The last shout out they do at the end of "AWOL" is "Original Concept in the house". Original Concept was a rap group who featured Dr. Dre (not the one from NWA) and T Money from the TV show YO! MTV Raps. This Dr. Dre was also the first touring DJ for the Beastie Boys.
They beat boxed AFTER it was popular and on purpose. They always did the opposite of trends. You have to listen to the last 16 minutes without stopping. Hard to do on a reaction, I know.
You know they produced full Instrumental albums? I'm sure you do. They did Punk Albums. Rock songs. Funk songs. They sampled others when you could. They mixed with MC's. They picked up instruments and played their own beats. They did so much. I'll request a song from their mature years... An Open Letter To Nyc
Rock Hard and Beastie Groove were their first true hip hop songs those came out 84 or 85. Cookie Puss came out in 83. It was a spoof of Malcolm McLaren's tracks. They also did some quasi raegee on that (a producer stole it for a commercial and got the boys enough cash to rent an apartment in Manhattan.
"a producer", it was used in a British Airways ad and they got caught and sued. Lol. Beastie Boys are some lucky guys. Then made a career of sampling other peoples music. Genius.
Ya, the guy thought who would notice "Beastie Revolution", they used the money and rented 59 Christie St, the name of the first track in B Boy Bouillabaisse...crazy how things could have changed if they didnt happen to stumble across that commercial on tv. @@nomnomnomJon
Their song: Time For Livin', from the album "Check Your Head" is a great song that features their punk rock style. You should check it out! Thanks man!
Paul’s Boutique didn’t do as well as their first album because too many people wanted another Fight For Your Right song . But the Beastie Boys wanted to move on and so from then on they just recorded songs they wanted to which is why they were so good .
The beastie boys bouillabaisse is a lesson in creativity. You got the beat box the sampels the scratches, it's groovy and funky, the changing in sound and production the seventies vibes oh man this depents on the whole pauls boutique album. When in first came out in germany it was not a big sucess as the first album because it was totaly different and some fans of the first album diden't like it. But it is a grower and has stand the test of time. Even if i'm a rock guy i liked it from the beginning because i love it funky and groovy when it comes to other music than rock
New Sub because of this reaction. Keep it up bro. I first heard of Beasties in 87 I think. I saw their live show Awesome I Shot That tour in San Fransisco. It had so much bass that my pants were vibrating and my ears were ringing for 2 days. It was unbelievable. Old School rapper Doug E Fresh came on stage with them. 1st have of show was them rapping and 2nd half was them jamming with their instruments in a super funky groove. Glad you picked Beasties!
Hey dude idk if anyone has recommended this but there’s a live movie they made MCA directed it it’s called “AWESOME I FUCKIN SHOT THAT”. It’s the quintessential beastie boys live experience.
This is my 6th video of Stax Reacts. I like him a lot. I am also a drummer. Dude, go get a drum soon. It is never ever too late to play an instrument. Get a djembe. Play it at home softly. IT will have a full sound and you can develop your technique. You're so young. You could be giving yourself what you want in a short period of time. It will connect to all of your music reviewing and allow you to develop your own music. Percussion is the foundation for all music. .
I believe Paul’s Boutique has the most samples of any record, ever! I think some laws changed after this album so now no one can do what they did, lol! ❤️🇦🇺
@@StaxReacts 49 year old white guy, grew up with mostly metal, living in Brisbane Australia. Love me some beasties though! Appreciate your reactions bro, you get it! ❤️🇦🇺
The independent bloodhound gang tracks are crazy... Some of the people in the band left when they got signed and they got less crazy and hiphop oriented.
When this sophomore album dropped in '89, most Beastie fans were disappointed as was I. This album grew on me many years later, it's a classic. Little known fact, Paul's Boutique album contains the most samples ever.
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The legendary jazz musician Miles Davis in an interview said he never got tired of listening to the Paul’s Boutique album
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If i was stranded on a desert island, this would be one of three i could be comfortable with.
@@dizastro5437sounds like a really well thought out plan homeboy
Wow thanks for that knowledge. That might actually be the highlight of today, tied with learning how New Order’s seminal “Blue Monday” was in part inspired by Donna Summer. Kraftwerk was obvious. But that song, while no Pauls Boutique, in ‘78-80 was damn near sampling for its 808s MIDI and everyone followed
Basically the keys to many GenX hearts
@@dizastro5437 Funny enough, this album and Miles Davis' 'Kind of Blue' might be 2 of the 3 I'd bring! The other would be a rock album, not sure. Maybe something just heavy as hell, like Nirvana's 'In Utero'. You'd have the jazzy reflection vibe, the hip hop braggadocio of Paul's Boutique, then some grungy headbanging. Satisfying range of emotions...
I'm 50 years old and I've been listening to the Beastie Boys since I was 15. Never gets old.
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49 here and been listening the same amount of years. Privileged to have heard this in real time when it came out.
“I’m runnin’ it back again. I’m sorry. I don’t give a f#ck! I’m runnin’ it back again.” BEST reaction ever - HAHA!!! YES!!!
Glad to share the universal connection, Bro.
Glad you enjoyed
I love these reactions, Beastie Boys are top 5 for me and Paul’s is arguably one of the best albums ever. You should check out A Tribe Called Quest’s The Low End Theory
Will do brother, thank you
the Beasties were punk band before they were rappers. 1979-1980. In 1981 they were getting into hip hop. They still would pop a punk song in EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. There was no switch. They were two punk bands from the 70s and HAD NO RECORD THEN. COOKIE PUSS is their first release, and that was in 1984.
B-boys holding down the 5 boroughs for decades with flows n beats not touchable by most..🔥🔥🔥🔥 believe it.💪
I know that’s right
Back in the day you would listen to the cd from beginning to end, and the end transitioned right into the beginning again...repeat...
I wish I could mannnn geeezzz
Lol i had this album on cassette bro
Paul's boutique is there best album. Second would be check you head. 3rd? ill communication.
This song is a masterpiece, a mini 12min 9 song album to end the greatest album of all time with the same beat that leads right back in to the first track To All The Girls.....
Amazing 🔥🔥🔥
Well put. 20 years ahead of its time. Maybe 30.
No Sleep Till Brooklyn is a good transition song for the Beastie Boys. Certified classic! 💯
Don't forget Get It Together ft Qtip tho. Unique track. Loving these reacts, keep it rockin!
Thank you so much for the recommendations
Polly Wog Stew(Punk Rock days) Cookie Puss was the track that got them going into hip hop which they also loved.
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😮 Paul's Boutique ends with the same song it starts with. "To all the ladies". It's fun to listen to on repeat because it never ends.
Fire 🔥🔥🔥
As a chef you should know what Bouillabaisse is.
It's a fish stew made up of a bunch of different fish and ingredients that are added at different times that results in the best outcome.
So it's essentially the best of the best from what they decided to keep and mash it all in to one.
Thank you for telling me that🙏🏽
The album Some Old Bullshit collects all their hardcore punk songs, and then adds the Cookie Puss single, when they switched over to hip hop. This was before their first album. Cookie Puss is a hip-hop influenced novelty song, but it got some play and inspired them to transition over. A good move. Hardcore punk continued on but mostly it was exhausting itself by the mid-80s. I can see how hip-hop was new and fun and seemed limitless at the time.
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Also, a good Beasties punk song to try is Mullethead. It was a B-Side from the 4th album but I think it’s my favorite hardcore track by them. Great riff and energy.
Love the appreciation &🤍you have for the BB’s.Great to see it.. Keeps me coming back daily ..🔥40 yrs ago damn near since this music entered my subconscious mind and never left .. 💯❣️
Thank you so much, they’re the best to ever do it🙏🏽🔥
The last shout out they do at the end of "AWOL" is "Original Concept in the house". Original Concept was a rap group who featured Dr. Dre (not the one from NWA) and T Money from the TV show YO! MTV Raps. This Dr. Dre was also the first touring DJ for the Beastie Boys.
Ahhhh gotcha
^Hello Brooklyn^ was the Soundchecker for my Car HiFi back in 89´ and it is still, unsurpassed.
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Produced by The Dust Brothers , Legends!
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Paul's Boutique : game changer album
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hello Brooklyn, car stereo, good Amp that can the bass reflex 😉
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In 1985 I bought License to Ill. In 1987 saw my first live performance from them with Run-DMC. My favorite song on it too - Run it Back!!!
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They beat boxed AFTER it was popular and on purpose. They always did the opposite of trends. You have to listen to the last 16 minutes without stopping. Hard to do on a reaction, I know.
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Hello Brooklyn live was insane. The base would shake you to your core. The crowd would be going wild. Fun times.
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You know they produced full Instrumental albums? I'm sure you do. They did Punk Albums. Rock songs. Funk songs. They sampled others when you could. They mixed with MC's. They picked up instruments and played their own beats. They did so much. I'll request a song from their mature years... An Open Letter To Nyc
Will do my guy thank you
Great to watch reactor with knowledge!
Thank you so much, this means alot
you are listening to "Paul's Boutique" their second album, 1988, this is their transition
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I was always a rock/metal girl but when BB came out loved them
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yes, always have the lyrics up for each song. with the beasties it is crucial.
Will do brother
Pass the Mic is a must listen 😎
Will dooo
Dust Brothers on the production 100's of samples. Top 5 greatest hip hop albums of all time.
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The perfect album
This is probably my favorite tracks on this album! The whole album is fire! Love your reactions!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥thank you for supporting
Make your table legendary
So they were punk with a girl drummer before License to Ill. It's I ll. Like sick. Ill.
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Egg Raid on Mojo is a punk song that became Egg Man.
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"BOUILLABAISSE"
Bull-Yuh-bass...
..it's a seafood stew made using leftovers. Which is what this is, a stew made from leftover tracks.
Abhhhh ok thank you so much
Pollie-Wog Stew EP. I have it on cassette tape, lol!
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Rock Hard and Beastie Groove were their first true hip hop songs those came out 84 or 85.
Cookie Puss came out in 83. It was a spoof of Malcolm McLaren's tracks. They also did some quasi raegee on that (a producer stole it for a commercial and got the boys enough cash to rent an apartment in Manhattan.
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"a producer", it was used in a British Airways ad and they got caught and sued. Lol. Beastie Boys are some lucky guys. Then made a career of sampling other peoples music. Genius.
@@paulb808 true but it was the producer who stole it.. and it was a sample basically. Sampling was brand new ground then...
Ya, the guy thought who would notice "Beastie Revolution", they used the money and rented 59 Christie St, the name of the first track in B Boy Bouillabaisse...crazy how things could have changed if they didnt happen to stumble across that commercial on tv. @@nomnomnomJon
Ive been listening to them since i was 10 or 11... I'll be 49 in August...
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this could have been a whole album. Glad you revisited this. I saw your disappointment when your Paul's Boutique cut out early.
I was so hurt🙏🏽❤️
Their song: Time For Livin', from the album "Check Your Head" is a great song that features their punk rock style.
You should check it out!
Thanks man!
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Paul’s Boutique didn’t do as well as their first album because too many people wanted another Fight For Your Right song . But the Beastie Boys wanted to move on and so from then on they just recorded songs they wanted to which is why they were so good .
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Wish I was live dude
Pure hip hop! 💪🗽🎤
Factssss
@@StaxReacts dope channel btw🙌
Damn I missed it. Good times. Love letting this song roll.
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The beastie boys bouillabaisse is a lesson in creativity. You got the beat box the sampels the scratches, it's groovy and funky, the changing in sound and production the seventies vibes oh man this depents on the whole pauls boutique album. When in first came out in germany it was not a big sucess as the first album because it was totaly different and some fans of the first album diden't like it. But it is a grower and has stand the test of time. Even if i'm a rock guy i liked it from the beginning because i love it funky and groovy when it comes to other music than rock
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If I could recommend a song, it's Audio Two "Top Billin'"
I forgot this was playing on 2X. That’s more beastie boys lyrics and samples than my little brain can handle.
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One of their more recent songs to check out is "Too Many Rappers" featuring Nas.
I have it on my list 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Mad love!
Kurtis Blow
Thank you so much
New Sub because of this reaction. Keep it up bro.
I first heard of Beasties in 87 I think. I saw their live show Awesome I Shot That tour in San Fransisco. It had so much bass that my pants were vibrating and my ears were ringing for 2 days. It was unbelievable. Old School rapper Doug E Fresh came on stage with them. 1st have of show was them rapping and 2nd half was them jamming with their instruments in a super funky groove.
Glad you picked Beasties!
Welcome to the channel brother, and must’ve been amazing seeing them In person🙏🏽
@@StaxReacts you can find that live show I think on YT. Maybe check it out. I have it on DVD. I watch it all the time and it still flows hard.
@@StaxReacts ua-cam.com/video/ckLyLeCdSYc/v-deo.htmlsi=xWzrs1-zF9SFMQNj
Have you heard Cookie Puss? If not, we're gonna need a reaction to that one, stat! 😆
Oh, and if you haven't seen it yet, definitely check out the Beastie Boys Story documentary from 2020.
I have not but thank you for the requests
Told ya you'd dig this one, hahahaha. Keep it up!!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Hey dude idk if anyone has recommended this but there’s a live movie they made MCA directed it it’s called “AWESOME I FUCKIN SHOT THAT”. It’s the quintessential beastie boys live experience.
I’ll check it out , no one has requested it
@@StaxReacts DOPE! It’s awesome!
Hello Brooklyn is popping
Almost lit my vape in anticipation. ?
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The other parts may be perfection. And yeah, I will stand by it. Your opinion good as it is, not worth a runny shit when we rewind and hear it again
@@dizastro5437Aglio and Olio is sooooo early but I can find my people anywhere by saying “I want to talk to Cookie Puss!”
De la soul is fire. 3ft high and rising lp.
Congrats on your 5K ❤.
Thank you so much❤️🙏🏽
Hold it Now Hit it is fun and from Licensed to Ill. They're 19, 20 years old in the video - goofy, zit faced kids banging beats and bars.
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In dropping names "Dem know it but dem can't do it" thats Bob Marley
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its not license to Ill, its license to ill, Young man, glad you like them
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This is my 6th video of Stax Reacts. I like him a lot. I am also a drummer. Dude, go get a drum soon. It is never ever too late to play an instrument. Get a djembe. Play it at home softly. IT will have a full sound and you can develop your technique. You're so young. You could be giving yourself what you want in a short period of time. It will connect to all of your music reviewing and allow you to develop your own music. Percussion is the foundation for all music. .
Cool, thanks!
28:54 they shout out "Hollis Crew," Run DMC!
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Listen to the De La Soul song Squat! featuring Mike D and Ad Rock
Will dooooo🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
forefathers of hip hop bro they dont make that shit no more
Ik that’s right
Oh we did the same thing when it came out bro. Dont apologize it makes ya bob your head. Born 73 hip hop junkie if ya need any sugestions.
Drop emmmm
I believe Paul’s Boutique has the most samples of any record, ever! I think some laws changed after this album so now no one can do what they did, lol! ❤️🇦🇺
I believe it brother 🔥🔥🔥
@@StaxReacts 49 year old white guy, grew up with mostly metal, living in Brisbane Australia. Love me some beasties though! Appreciate your reactions bro, you get it! ❤️🇦🇺
Fire 🔥
Legggoooo
MCA broke his 9.
Nuff said...
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Hello Brooklyn has always been a middle finger to Ice Ice Baby to me because it was a couple years later with WAY more 808.
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Please check out “An Open Letter to New York”.
Will do🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
So awesome to see the younger generation listening to older hip hop. It is the shit eh?
Yesss it’s the shit, since I’ve dove into it I’ve barely been listening to todays music
Yo! Why'd you throw that chair at Geraldo Rivera?
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At the end it's Jerry Garcia saying it.
Ohhhh gotcha
The bboys bible. Not Holy, but it abs the choir's best effort
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If you think these guys don't take it too seriously you should hear Bloodhound Gang.😂😂😂😂
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The independent bloodhound gang tracks are crazy... Some of the people in the band left when they got signed and they got less crazy and hiphop oriented.
Cookie Puss is another punk BB song. Weird and creative.
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Boo ya base
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When this sophomore album dropped in '89, most Beastie fans were disappointed as was I. This album grew on me many years later, it's a classic. Little known fact, Paul's Boutique album contains the most samples ever.
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