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🎵 Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn REACTION
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2022
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The guitar work on this song is Kerry King from Slayer...
Slaayer
🤘🤘🤘 SLAAAAAAYYEEERRR!! 🤘🤘🤘
Slayer \m/
Kerry King is a beast 💪 🙌. REMEMBER WHEN TED NUGENT SAID ON TV ABOUT IF YOU CAN MAKE A GUITAR SING LIKE HE DOES HED SUCK THEYRE DIK. HE SHOULD BE GLAD KERRY KING OR David Gilmore didn't answer lol
FUCKING SLAYER
Kerry King
Kerry King - “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” (Beastie Boys)
The Slayer guitarist was drafted to play on this Beastie Boys song by Rick Rubin, who was recording both Reign in Blood and License to Ill at the same time, in adjacent studios. According to King, he was offered a couple hundred bucks to play the riffs and solo
That's one of the key elements to this song
No shit I didn't know that
...and the Beasties and KK started and ended this entire trip w/o liking each other at all. Goes to show that great things can come from pressure and sticking things out until the end.
He’s also in the video… kicking the guitar playing gorilla off the stage and finishing the solo
@@brandonnickolas9544 Kerry thought their music was silly, and didn’t take them serious as musicians. Be that as it may, he laid down some sick guitar work for this song.
Their music matured as they did. They had a fantastic career.
Best rock and rap band ever !!
@@MrManfly yeap. I appreciate the way their style evolved.
sometimes i feel their music matured faster than them ??
@@tibomoltini2851 Fair point. I just know you wouldn't recognize Licence To Ill and Hello Nasty as the same band.
Yes they did, rock and rap at it's best.
I loved how the old school rap bands weren't afraid to throw some hard rock and metal into their songs. Be sure to check out Raising Hell by Run DMC, one of the hardest songs ever.
They started as a punk metal band. I have been to a few of their shows and one of them they played punk all night which I didn't care for.
a lot of the was due to Rick Rubin who produced the Beastie Boys and Run DMC.
SirMixaLot, Iron Man beast of a song
Where as Ice-T went from 'hip-hop' to metal. True artists don't give a shit about genre, they take whatever energy is right for the time
@@HamburgerHelperDeath ALL of it!
The Riff and Solo is Kerry King, lead Guitarist from Slayer!
Y'all need to watch the official video...
Yes, three chords and a god awful solo. That's Kerry King alright, sleepwalking though guest spots as usual.
Kerry King rules!!!
You need to see 3 MCs and 1 DJ, the official video. It'll show you just how talented they were and how tight they were as a group.
Absolutely
Yep. And 1 take!
I don't think they like official videos.
@@kennethwilliams5063 that might be true, but you absolutely need the official video for this one.
@@kimberlysaffles9332 The only MTV music video ever done in one take.
This song is 100% hip hop. This song is 100% rock. This song is 100%
BEASTIE BOYS!!! Best rver
In this episode of Brad and Lex, "Oh I like that" said Lex to the iconic Beastie riff before the drum kick kicks in and activates her "criss crossy drummer Brooklyn bop" equipped with pearly whites, swipe motions, double palm work and all around "slap happiness". Brad will maintain a fixed subtle grin till the end holding down a consistent "side to side sway" unphased by Lex's yelps of praise.
LOL.... xD
He's waiting for the song to start 🤣
Yessss!
So in other words, another rerun! 😂
Choreography needs work.
The official video us so cool. Guitar by Slayer's Kerry King.
Brad - this song is literally about them not sleeping until they reach Brooklyn
Because they don't like sleep, right? XD
I was a sophomore in high school when this dropped this album was everywhere….Class of 1988 …..This song She’s Crafty and Brass Monkey we’re my favorites off the album though no weak tracks on it…
Dropped in 86, between April 86 and May 87, they released seven singles. Went platinum in February 87, DIAMOND in March 2015. Definitely was EVERYWHERE by 88
@@marksherrick I meant to say class of ‘88 typo..yes you were right
@@ugaais close enough, no worries. Have a good one!
Tushay. Me too.was out my last year of high school.
Damn unc
They were ground breakers. I am so glad to be a product of that generation. We will save this planet.. hopefully.
Not to worry the planet will be fine, once we're gone.
I am that generation too, and we will save nothing, if we wanted it we would have done it...
ain't nothing wrong with Earth. It is just as it's supposed to be.
I love how Lex is just jammin there, but Brad is barely boppin' his head, lmao
What was he supposed to be doing? He listened, and said he liked it.
Hopefully this doesn’t turn into yet another you’re-doing-it-all-wrong-Brad forum.
each being genuine and authentic to what they feel, so that's great
Beastie Boys started as a punk band and they carried a lot of those vibes into their music when they changed to hip hop. I hear it a lot in this song. Them and the Bad Brains are classic punk bands that had huge musical shifts. Love Beastie.
Wanna hear some of their punk stuff? Check out Pollywog Stew. It's their punk album.
The GoGo's of all bands also started as a punk band !
"Ain't seen the daylight since we started this band" -- lifted straight from Aerosmith's "No More No More." The amalgamation of influences/genres in the 80s was pretty refreshing. And it rocked.
The Beastie Boys are a whole rabbit hole. Hip-Hop/Rock/Punk/Jazz, they tried everything and usually succeeded. Paul's Boutique is one of the greatest albums, in any genre, ever recorded. It's just a smorgasbord of samples and riffs and wordplay that will never be matched.
Check out their induction ceremony into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame to truly appreciate their contributions to American music.
Some important context to this is that they were almost like a rap boy band. They were a complete overnight sensation. This release put Def Jam records on the map and was the first rap album to go number 1 on the Billboard album chart.
It’s hard to think who they could be compared to in the modern day, but they got massive immediately and they were like 20 years old. They could easily have been seen as a joke or one hit wonder.
They grew to dislike their fratty sophomoric image of this album very quickly and made the decision that changed the outlook of hip hop and popular music as a whole: they split from Russell Simmons (the dust smoking manager mentioned in the song), Rick Rubin and Def Jam and made one of the most progressive, visionary, uncommercial and important albums in any genre, a singular artistic vision all of their own, Paul’s Boutique.
Except they were not a flash in the pan AND you forget the Beasties were a band already before hip-hop. They started as a punk rock band - check out their EP Pollywog Stew. It also helps they can play instruments.
Definitely were a punk band before they switched to rap.
My favorite Beastie Boys song.....Their videos were hilarious which was Huge back then
All of a sudden I'm back in High School and my friend is blasting these guys out of his car on the way home. So many great memories back then.
Class of 1988 here I remember when this dropped sophomore year it was everywhere….Brass Monkey…lol
They also loved Run D.M.C. so that's where they get the rock with rap.
Lex is the most honest, fun reactor on the internet.
Brad-props, bro-you have a jewel. Love her with all your heart and soul.
The Title of the song is play on the Motörhead song “No sleep ‘til Hammersmith”, and, as you’ve already seen posted here, Kerry King, guitarist for Slayer, played the guitar riffs and solo. Beastie Boys ROCK!
He played the solo, not the riff.
you also have to listen to Body Count, the band from and with Ice T
Yes!
Beastie Boys busted on to the scene with “Fight for your Right”, I ran out and bought the album the day I heard it Summer of 1986. “No Sleep Til Brooklyn” and “Brass Monkey” all just a few from their Debut Album. 💯📀
I remember that summer. I was helping my mother peel these endless layers of wallpaper off the walls in the rooms upstairs and playing this tape over and over and over. I ended up learning all the words (so did my mom) before I was old enough to realize I should be embarrassed my mom knew all the words. Haha.
Love it
Great me worries 10-11 years old lol
Watching Lex so happy ...she's the princess of joy Literally!
Music!
No barriers baby!
All that's left.
You gotta watch the official video
I was in 3rd grade when this came out and we blasted it on some kid's boombox every day on the bus. Every kid on that bus knew every word to this and Paul Revere and every other track on License To Ill.
No one on the the internet doing reactions like Lex!
She just has so much fun, it’s so infectious!
I wish Brad would have half of her energy-but I know know some people are wired differently! You both are awesome!
During the 80’s a lot of rap was infused with rock instruments. A really cool sound.
Yeah, because a lot of the early rap got a ton of their "music" from sampling riffs, beats, ect. from other more popular artists, or using other artists' vinyl on the turntables to scratch or mix with other beats.
The guitar solo in this song was performed by Kerry King of Slayer.
One of my mother's good friends was the Aunt of the Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock (Adam Keefe Horovitz). Her brother (Ad-Rock's dad) was Israel Horovitz, a playwright from NYC. I remember cracking up when my mother first told me that because she had absolutely no idea who the Beastie Boys were.
if you have the appropriate subwoofers and amplifiers in the car, this song bumps like crazy... this thing will crack windshields. Incredible debut album for the BB.. they went on to be a beast of a group for hip hop for the next 30 years.
I think you two are ready to sample songs from Paul's Boutique, arguably the Beastie's best album. The opening combo of To All the Girls/Shake Your Rump is devastatingly great!!
Yeah, this person gets it ....
Paul's Boutique - one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time.
One of the greatest albums of all time for me 💪🏼🔥🌟
Hey Ladies 💯🔥🤘
I think Brad was a metronome in his past life.
You need to see 3 MCs and 1 DJ, the official video.
This shit is so olde it's spelled with an 'e' on the end.
Still makes me smile.
Beastie Boys are killer. RIP too the boys. Miss all y'all
"ROCKEN THIS PARTY 8 DAYS A WEEK"!!!!!!🤘🔥🔥🤘
(paraphrasing) Lex: "This song has a road trip vibe. You put it on at 3am or something."
Most Gen Xers listening in who did road trips in their youth: Oh hell yes! We did that. Even those of us who didn't care for rap would play this on road trips.
This is absolutely a road trip song, just like Fight for Your Right was a ubiquitous song at parties.
Amazing song, and as always, RIP Adam Yauch. Dude was and remains a legend.
Definitely a " we're having a PARTY" jam....get up stand up :)
SOLD MORE CAR STEREOS WITH THIS SONG!
Kerry king of slayer did the guitar . Its 100% 80's thrash guitar
Man, it was great being a teenager in those days. 🎶
I JUST LAUGHED OUT LOUD !! Lex I thank you for that!! Your description of the guitar solo did it for me. Come close to tears for this 52 year old TOOL HEAD, who would still be interested in seeing the back of your TOOL shirt from the recent show……..
You might find it interesting to know the guitar solos for this song, and "Fight for Your Right to Party" were both done by Kerry King of Slayer (the guitarist with the nails in his leather armbands). I agree. The solos in both songs are atrocious! I love me some Slayer, but Jeff's solos were much better than Kerry's. This album came out when I was like 14. I loved every song, but this was my favorite song on the album.
*Edit* Also, it wasn't much longer after this album that Kerry started taking guitar lessons from Dimebag Darrell of Pantera. He did improve his solo technique.
Yeah!!! This was the ultimate cruising to go get lit song!!! Fun fact, the guitarist in this is Slayers guitarist!!!! They were both on Rick Rubens label then!!! 😉❤✌
ahhh, the '85-'86 era for music was a thing to behold.Both bands were on the road of god-hood in their respective genres & it was mostly a random idea to put the the Beasties & King (Slayer were label mates & messing around in the same studio polishing up Reign In Blood) together as after the producers admits because neither really knew much about the others music they didnt jive really well. But still, all that & they mngd 2 make a masterpiece tht will live forever in BOTH bands librarys. SLAAAAAYYYYYEEEEEERRRRRR!!
Lex always having a good time she loves music just good music !
Solo by Kerry King! Classic song. Absolutely no fan of rap, but Beastie Boys was freaking awesome
It was 100% Hip Hop. Hip Hop started out with guys rhyming over rock music back in the 70's
I'm 48 and was around to witness this real time. Beastie boys WERE the first white boy rappers gone mainstream. Even though not given props for it. THEY are the original rap introducing rock way before the kid rocks etc. They need given their due. Keep it up guys. love y'all
Cause they are not typical rap. They are rock and roll rap. Legends and innovators is an understatement
People think rap metal was born in the late 90’s. The Beasties we’re doing in the mid 80’s.
The Beasties are probably better described as rap punk but yeah, I get your point. Faith No More was recording Epic by 1988 too (not to mention Anthrax doing their thing). Nu Metal definitely took the fusion more mainstream as a sub-genre but it incorporates later rap/hip hop styles, metal growls (with a few exceptions) and some grunge influences too (very different guitar work from the 80s stuff). This earlier stuff that that deep thumping hip hop beat so common in 80s rap while nu metal has some hip hop beats but tends to be more straightforward metal on that front.
@paranoidrodent I didn’t want to go that in depth but yeah I agree with everything you said. Faster Pussycat also did a rap rock song called Babylon back in the 80’s. We shouldn’t forget RUN-DMC and Aerosmith either.
@@andrewstableford9781 Very cool. I'm not particularly familiar with Faster Pussycat (I've heard the name but couldn't name a song). The RUN-DMC/Aerosmith collab came to mind since it was a big hit (heck, it revived Aerosmith's career) but I left it out since they didn't really explore it further beyond that song and each band stuck to their genre. It wasn't like the guys in RUN-DMC grabbed a guitar or Steve Tyler rapped a few bars (although Walk This Way has a certain sorta-spoken word cadence, I guess). The Beasties and Faith No More were clearly exploring fusing rap with heavier guitar-driven styles so I went with them.
Bring The Noise.
Years ago in high school days, I was skateboarding with a close friend of mine. I had one of those little mini-dollar store radios, the ones that pretty much fit in your palm. It was the end of the hot humid detroit summer day and we decided to go back home after skating for hours. I turned the radio on and there was silence for a few seconds on the radio. no joke the beginning of the song kicked in with that heavy guitar and we just looked at each other without even saying a word. We both knew what was up!
Beasties were a lightning bolt. just awesome.:D
Absolutel classic! Beastie Boys always kill it! Another legendary Hip-Hop track with a great instrumental is ‘Reunited’ by the Wu Tang clan from their ‘98 album ‘Wu Tang Forever’, well worth a listen, very different vibe
97
@@bklynff55 I stand corrected, think I just was remembering listening to that album aged 11 which was in 98
I've never heard of hip hop/rap being called "fusion". I usually hear fusion as referring to a type of jazz (usually mixed with rock music or funk), which was mainly popular in the 1970s.
I think fusion is being used in the looser sense, to simply describe a song that meshes two genres together. Fusion jazz is more of a coherent concept and subgenre of jazz. Of course, back in the 80s, this was generally just viewed as a rap song. I certainly considered it rap during my teens. It is only with hindsight that the punk elements are obvious to me.
Guitars in popular rap weren't weird at the time. The definition of rap was looser then, with almost any rebellious-sounding spoken word with a strong beat pretty much just being lumped in at the time.
@@paranoidrodent The very early rap records were mostly based on funk, R&B, and disco music. A lot of those songs were long and were only released on 12" maxi singles. "Rappers Delight" & "Adventures Of Super Rhyme" were around 15 minutes each, which was the also the case with some disco songs. A few years later is when hip hop started to get different sounds. It was Run DMC who had a more rock sound with "Rock Box" on their first album. I think that's why they got on MTV, when the hip hop acts before them didn't.
The Beastie Boys put out an entire jazz fusion album. They also periodically released song the were Jazz Fusion.
I've heard it from the very start. It was notorious for "fusing" with literally everything, that's what made it interesting. There wasn't any kind of specific sound that it had to follow. At the very start there wasn't very many live hip hop bands, so it was all samples fused into hip hop in some way, the 70's, 80's and 90's were insanely experimental.
@@Musicvegan01 agree. Run DMC were the first to infuse rock into hip-hop and are still to this day, to me, the best hip-hop group of all-time.
Kerry King of Slayer provided the solo! When I was young we loved this song just because Slayer played the solo!
They were a punk rock group as well. They play a wide variety of music. Alt rock, punk, rap, rap/rock. Yes, Lex this is rap/rock. Which was common back then. '80s and '90s. Lot of old rap songs had disco, funk rock, jazz and rock, metal samples as well. Especially under Rick Ruben's record label. He was a fan of both rap and rock, metal, punk. Lot of the artists under the Def Jam record label collaborated with each other. Slayer with Beastie Boys here for example is one of them. . BTW, you are right. the solos was messy. Lot of Slayer solos are messy, not very good lol.
Ruben had rappers like LL Cool J, Public Enemy, Geto Boys, Run DMC, Beastie Boys, etc. Punk groups like Fugazi, Butthole Surfers, Husker Du, Minor Threat, etc, metal like Danzig, Slayer, etc. Alt rock like RHCP, The Jesus and Mary Chain, etc. Even come country music Johnny Cash, Dixie Chicks, etc.
It was a mixture of genres in the record label. So a lot of mixing of musics.
Als, nu-metal became popular during the '90s/'00s. Metal/punk, rap mix.
I love both of ur personalities. U compliment eachother so well. Love it.
The guitar solo was amazing! Sorta proto-Morello. A perfect match for what the Beastie Boys were doing.
It's Kerry King from Slayer
Who t f is morello??
Here you have the legendary Beastie boys and Kerry king and you're mumbling about some kind of fish?
I always enjoy when Lex jams on a song. Rock on!🤘🤘🤘
This song and So Whatcha Want are my favorites of theirs .
The look she gave him when the guitar started to shred during the solo! She knows he's not the biggest fan of that style!
Lex is having so much fun - great dancing. The Beasties are a party!
Beastie boys are their own genre.
People always sleep on their best songs. Shake Your Rump, Car Thief, Get It Together, Sounds of Science, 3 Minute Rule, Nonstop Disco Powerpack.
Professor Booty
Finger Lickin Good
Pass The Mic
Skills To Pay The Bills
Shadrach
3 Minute Rule
Root Down
Sure Shot
Egg Man
Too Many Rappers (feat Nas)
Alive
Open Letter To NYC
Lookin Down The Barrel
I could just keep going, but yeah, 30+ yr of influential, creative, sonic, funky, fresh music - The Beastie Boys - true pioneers legends and icons.
*RIP MCA* 😔
High Plains Drifter. The Move.
have to say you two are great and lex's vibe is always soo infectious
This song followed the success of "Walk this Way" by Run-Dmc with Aerosmith. Same year , 1986
Mixing rap with metal .. this song was musical innovation for its time.
These guys are the real deal ..GOATS all the way....CAR THIEF...IS A SONG YOU SHOULD REALLY REACT TO...one of beastie boys best ...great reaction guys I'm 53 an still rock with the beastie boys ..
#facts
#fax
#facks
The whole album was great but to me Slow and Low was the best song on that album when I first heard it I was hooked.
Same
This might be the definitive house party song of my HS years. If it played and people weren't jumping up an down for it, you might as well leave.
Little known fact that vanilla Ice sang some of the background vocals. He’s credited in the liner notes in the double LP release, orange disc edition.
Our anthem back in NY My favorite bb song
First rap group to top the charts and they got ll cool j and public enemy started
Guitar solo was Kerry King from Slayer. Both bands were Def American artists
Kerry King from Slayer was asked by Rick Rubin to play the guitar parts for the album. Both bands were in the same studio, using the same producer and on the same label at that time.
Going on a road trip with Brad & Lex would be fun. Lex would make it entertaining and Brad would make sure we actually got there, lol.
Beasties were genuine cool... they had the humour and the talent.. they were kind of awesome "smartarses" ... and I'm pretty sure the guitar riff is inspired by Tone Loc
Bruh....
Brad is super chill today. 🤣 "You sayin' rap's not music?" Coulda come in harder with that retort, IMHO. 😜
Thanks for another great reaction.
Please check out Slow and Low from the Beasties, pure hip hop. No one ever reviews this and it is amazing 😁👍 two great rap songs with guitar riffs are Rock Box and King of Rock by Run DMC.
I'm trying to tell them also Slow and Low to me was it. The whole album was great but to me myself that song was it.
Official videos, guys! I can't say it enough. That was Kerry King from Slayer doing the solo. Not his best, but it added to the fun.
That beat kicks ass!
The joy on Lex's face on hearing this for the first time is magic. Most of time, I'm like this only when a favorite song comes on the radio.
I remember being in 7th grade, on an all night school bus trip to Michigan, and waking up everyone on the bus several times . I was armed with my Walkman with volume on full blast, Licensed to Ill cassette - and kept yelling out these songs as loud as I could!
3MC's and one DJ was one of the best songs as the DJ....did everything without the benefit of the electronic and technology suite that todays rap artists have.....It was truly epic.
"I will say that guitar solo was ATROCIOUS" - so genuine, so LOL
Now we need a "Sad Kerry" meme
Kerry King is the shit. This song is my anthem as an insomniac. The Beastie Boys rock. I don't even know why this is my favorite Beastie Boys song, but it is.
A classic ! ... Slayer stamp in that song.
I was there 1987. The hood was reluctant. But the boom boxes were rocking it.
Slayer was recording the album "Reign in Blood" at the same time the Beastie Boys were recording "Licensed to Ill". Rick Rubin was producing both. Kerry King from Slayer recorded his guitar bits as kind of a favor. He got paid very little. I think his idea was to have enough for beer and new guitar strings. He has a kinda funny take on it if you read the right interview.
This song Rocks! Kerry King from SLAYER on guitar!
It's alternative rap guys. Beasties..legends of the game
This entire album is good.
“So is it Rap?”
Let’s see what KRS-One has to say about that, shall we?
“Rap is something you do. Hip-hop, you live.”
Cool. Thanks, K.
So I think that because they are rapping, the song and nearly their entire catalog, (with the exception of their early material, which was Hardcore,) is Rap. 🙏🏼
This song is very much a party song, it falls in an era of the Beastie Boys making party music, in an attempt to parody the party culture-which they failed at and subsequently apologized for. However, these songs live on as anthems that are still shouted in crowded dive bars by the drunkest of people.
Oh and FYI the guitar solo is by the guy from Slayer, not sure of his name, Kerry King maybe but I wasn't a big Slayer guy, but it's the guy from Slayer. Thanks so much for doing this!!! Such a killer reaction!
I love watching your channel! Lex, you are just way too adorable!