1. 59 Chrystie Street 2. Get on the Mic 3. Stop That Train 4. Year and a Day 5. Hello Brooklyn 6. Dropping Names 7. Lay It on Me 8. Mike on the Mic 9. A.W.O.L.
@@nowtinterested Me too!! Went from ATL to Florida once and read all those tiny ass lyrics 😜🎶I saw them live for this album and actually met them. Got MCA'S autograph on my chucks. Can't find them 😭This album has all the fantastic samples in it. Back when you could do it for free. Went to NYC in 97. Made my family drive across the Brooklyn Bridge. HELLO BROOKLYN 😀!!! I've lived in Alabama my whole life. They are top 5 of my favorite bands ❤️💛🥁🤗🎉I have a shirt that says X-Girl. Mike D put out a line of women's clothes years ago. Had to go to ATL to find it. Probably had it for 20yrs, but still holding up!!!
Eminem's two first albums are the only rap albums that can enter my top 30. Beastie Boys never wrote a song as emotional as Kim, Just don't give a fuck or Criminal. best rap songs of all time imo. listened a lot to Beastie Boys in highschool but this is the only song I still return to. you will probably hate me but I don't care.
@@FlickanIDetKroktaRummet have you even heard Liquid swords by GZA, God loves ugly by Atmosphere, 36 Chambers by Wu Tang Clan, Live or Let Die by Kool g rap, Labor days by Aeosp Rock, etc
6:30 - 8:00 is Hello Brooklyn....if played on good system, far and away the hardest hitting bass you are likely to ever hear. Used to rattle the screws loose in my truck back in 89-90.
I used to play this on my home stereo ( with two 12" subs ) let's just say my neighbours & I didn't get along.....I remember when this classic was released, people were like ???????? Now it's a master way ahead of it's time.....R.I.P. MCA !
FourSticksProductions: ...one that, its "Hey, Ladies" single aside, went largely unnoticed as it didn't sound like its predecessor, "License To Ill", but which took time to get the due acknowledgement and appreciation it rightly deserved.
A. 59 Chrystie Street 0:00 B. Get on the Mic 0:56 C. Stop That Train 2:10 D. A Year and a Day 4:09 E. Hello Brooklyn 6:30 F. Dropping Names 8:02 G. Lay It on Me 9:04 H. Mike on the Mic 10:05 I. A.W.O.L. 10:46 J. To All The Girls (Reprise) 11:58
The sampling on this alone is mind boggling. Pauls Boutique has the coolest, most diverse sampling on any record ever. This album set off the big sampling law suit in the music business having to credit every single sample to its original artist & give them royalties.
Probably the most influential hip hop album of the time. Turning white suburban kids on to hip hop. They sampled some insane sources yet could also play instruments. RIP MCA. You guys were gold.
I had this gem on cassette back in the day when it came out. Groundbreaking and exhilarating. Mind opening and just parent pissing off bliss. Long live the Beasties. I'll be old and grey when they pry this album outta my hands.
I remember when this album came out it turned a lot of people off the Beasties as there were no sabbath/zeppelin frat anthems; but for those who stuck with it, it got worn out in tape player far more than Licence to Ill.
Loved License to Ill, Bought Paul's Boutique when it came out and loved it. My best friend at the time, and Beasties partner in crime loved it too. We'd walk around quoting lines from it on the reg.
How the fuck does this song not have 1 million views to say the least? The whole album is a masterpiece but this track is a masterpiece on its own, from start to finish. One of the best songs I've ever heard in any genre. Thanks B-Boys.
This album influenced everything. The country would experience a "70's revival that would last nearly 20 years on the heels of this monumental effort. Bravo to the Beasties and their creation.... the modern equivalent of Sgt. Peppers.
At 3:10: "I caught a bullet in the lung from Bernie (Bern-hard) Goetz" I'm a New Yorker (Flatbush, Brooklyn, RIP MCA). When Goetz shot those guys on the subway in the 80's the news reported his name alternately as "Bernie" or "Bernhard". Layers upon layers. Man, you can geek out SO HARD on this album.
This album didn't get NONE of the credit it deserved/deserves, D, AD an MCA have even commented on that before and obviously before MCA passed away, RIP MCA you'll never be forgotten and I know I will continue to represent your music as I'm sure many millions of other fans are and will continue to do 😥🙏✌️👍
King for a Day 4:08 - 6:24 is easily one of the best songs on B-Boy Bouillabaisse and on this album. I can't tell you how many times I keep listening to that song. I wonder if Adam ever did any solo stuff.
Marco Morales I’d say its one of their best off any album. First off, the level of production in the track for that time is mind blowing. Take MCA out when you listen to really appreciate and its insane. Then put MCA’s voice back in when you listen again and appreciate how he can just flow effortlessly over that insanely technical and complex production. Oh and his lyrics are nothing short of amazing. 10/10
My favorite hip hop album of all-time!!! I was listening to this while others were listening to MC Hammer,etc... Still relevant and still way better than most stuff today. I think about this album everday!
DJ Nurse Annabella I listen to every song on this album atleast once a month. And once I go back and listen to one song it turns into me listening to all beasties all the time for like 2 weeks straight. I just can't get enough! So god damn good. lil yachty and the like need to listen to this album so they can blow their brains out already
A total classic from start to finish. Genius utilization of samples; listened to entire album from beginning to end 100+ times & it’s always fresh & I hear something new & different. Thanks for this!! B-Boy Bouillabaiisse phenomenal track.
whatever generation or type of music you may be inclined to follow, this album, this song in particular, will get you moving /get you thinking / get you feeling...especially with a few good drinks.
Saved up to buy the loudest boombox when i was 16 to blast at the b-ball courts. This album would literally just get played on repeat for hours - just keep flippin the cassette...
I learned all the words driving from Atlanta to Florida. Saw them twice. Met all of them in ATL!! Got MCA's autograph 💖They were touring for this album 😎🎶 Love the mix of styles in this song. "Explain to the musician, dem knew it, but dem can't do it" Bob Marley 🇯🇲
@@thetaboohood yeah, explain to the musician, them knew it, but them can't do it. Bob Marley. One of best things about this album is that they could use all those samples but not have to pay. Johnny Cash, Beatles in Sound of Science, and lots of other stuff🙋✌️❤️
Think I just realized something. The part before this that talks about black/ white world and then mentions only Irish names, then followed by great Bob Marley line is bboys encouraging a more effective, peaceful resolution to the terrorist attacks going on between the "black" (dark haired) and white Irish in Northern Ireland in the 80s. Hair color is considered a good way to describe catholic/protestant there. They were big into car bombs. So many atrocitices throughout history about religion.
So Marley was not talking about posuers but peace. Even with all the herb, Jamaica is one of the most dangerous places on earth. Do I think about bboys too much?
I remember when this came out and thinking this is nothing like licensed to ill.....and then thinking this album blows everything else away....it ranks in my top 3 albums ever...Darkside of the moon...blood sugar sex Magik..and Paul's boutique
First album I listened to all the way through, did so a hundred times at the age of ten. Brother bought it and listened to it once, maybe. He left for college and I went through his tapes. Knew the lyrics by heart when I broke it out via UA-cam 20 years later.
*Bought the cassette tape at Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca Tower Records in 1989.* I arrived a couple of months after they did. I bought a THRASHER magazine I forgot where featuring interview of them.
10:42. The mythical: "It's a trip. It's got a funky beat. I can bug out to it!" And listen to this bass-line at 09:05!!! We don't make that kind of pure sound anymore...
@@RobertoGinsburgPaul's Boutique came out when I was 17. Had no idea about "Who's That Lady." Was completely obsessed with finding where that sample came from . Took me about a month to figure it out. Huge fan of that song ever since.
I wore out a cassette and two CDs. They won't play. I still have them. Also blew both dash speakers and both door speakers in my '88 Beretta GT. Replaced them with improved versions just before Check Your Head came out ...
8:55 “Suckas try to bite, they try to pursue it, “ya I ‘splain da notion, dem knew it, but dem can’t do it.” I don’t think I’ve ever heard a sample sound so smooth.
I was one of those weird kids who heard the samples before they were used on this record. Like the intro to Year and A Day; I’m like “who that’s Ebony Jam!” ... great choice.
How is there not 4K comments! In ‘89 I would have had to ride my bike like 300 miles just for a chance to walk into a record shop in the cities that even had this!!
holy shit. my brain remembered 95% of this lyric. 25+ years later.
Same here, and I can't remember nothing
Should‘ve seen my teenage kids when I -their mom- rapped along in the car 😂😂
I still remember them. I can't believe it!! I got MCA's autograph when they toured on this album. Saw them at a little theater in ATL🎶😍Funky Bass...
it's probably the only album that I know the lyrics to every track.
@@nowtinterested Me too!! Went from ATL to Florida once and read all those tiny ass lyrics 😜🎶I saw them live for this album and actually met them. Got MCA'S autograph on my chucks. Can't find them 😭This album has all the fantastic samples in it. Back when you could do it for free. Went to NYC in 97. Made my family drive across the Brooklyn Bridge. HELLO BROOKLYN 😀!!! I've lived in Alabama my whole life. They are top 5 of my favorite bands ❤️💛🥁🤗🎉I have a shirt that says X-Girl. Mike D put out a line of women's clothes years ago. Had to go to ATL to find it. Probably had it for 20yrs, but still holding up!!!
Beastie Boys make an album and then put a 12 minute song on it that is an album by itself. Greatest rap album ever.
Eminem's two first albums are the only rap albums that can enter my top 30. Beastie Boys never wrote a song as emotional as Kim, Just don't give a fuck or Criminal. best rap songs of all time imo. listened a lot to Beastie Boys in highschool but this is the only song I still return to. you will probably hate me but I don't care.
@@FlickanIDetKroktaRummet Seems like that would be a stupid thing to hate someone for.
The Passion of Anna as I read the last sentence in your comment, “...I cut my boss, but I don't care...”
@@FlickanIDetKroktaRummet have you even heard Liquid swords by GZA, God loves ugly by Atmosphere, 36 Chambers by Wu Tang Clan, Live or Let Die by Kool g rap, Labor days by Aeosp Rock, etc
So good!
I saw Mike D yesterday in downtown New York! So cool
6:30 - 8:00 is Hello Brooklyn....if played on good system, far and away the hardest hitting bass you are likely to ever hear. Used to rattle the screws loose in my truck back in 89-90.
you paint a killer picture of 89-90...
I used to play this on my home stereo ( with two 12" subs ) let's just say my neighbours & I didn't get along.....I remember when this classic was released, people were like ???????? Now it's a master way ahead of it's time.....R.I.P. MCA !
...I put my stereo loud, I disturbed my neighbour 7:18 :-)))
stonewall73448 --- use Loctite.
This is the shit.
Sometimes I use these whole 12 minutes as a way to monitor how long I’ve been showering. Once I get to the AWOL part I know I should get out soon.
One of the greatest albums ever recorded
In my top 5, hell top 2!
FourSticksProductions duh!!
FourSticksProductions: ...one that, its "Hey, Ladies" single aside, went largely unnoticed as it didn't sound like its predecessor, "License To Ill", but which took time to get the due acknowledgement and appreciation it rightly deserved.
If by "one of" you mean "the", I might be inclined to agree.
@@trixstermillion2190 hell yeah!!!!
A. 59 Chrystie Street 0:00
B. Get on the Mic 0:56
C. Stop That Train 2:10
D. A Year and a Day 4:09
E. Hello Brooklyn 6:30
F. Dropping Names 8:02
G. Lay It on Me 9:04
H. Mike on the Mic 10:05
I. A.W.O.L. 10:46
J. To All The Girls (Reprise) 11:58
Emileasimsspore1 cool. thanks
Liquid Swords
Nice pic! Il posto's a real cool movie
J. To All The Girls (Reprise) 11:58
Hello Brooklyn
The sampling on this alone is mind boggling. Pauls Boutique has the coolest, most diverse sampling on any record ever. This album set off the big sampling law suit in the music business having to credit every single sample to its original artist & give them royalties.
I agree. Props to the Dust Brothers.
Probably, other than De La Soul's "Three Feet High And Rising".
Damn didn't know that! Love the B boys though!
The Beatles samples on Sounds of Science are class
Trizzue. Dizzat.
Probably the most influential hip hop album of the time. Turning white suburban kids on to hip hop. They sampled some insane sources yet could also play instruments. RIP MCA. You guys were gold.
Still rockin’ Paul’s Boutique during the Great American Shutdown of 2020.
Yep. Just listened to the entire album without skipping a second. Just like when I was a 15 year old kid. Paul's Boutique was ahead of it's time.
We all going AWOL
And damn well you ought to.
@@wsjustice "its," not "it's"
"Theres a girl over there (ah yeh, ah, ah yeh)
but dont go near her without a mask thats illegal"
Greatest 12 minute song ever
Paul's Boutique is a classic, one of the most underrated hip hop joints ever!
yes
Yes it's so underrated it's in rolling Stones top 100 albums of all time
& PUNK as F
Underrated???
This album aged so well imo.
This is a masterpiece.
DJ Hurricane
(Got the headphones on 😉)
I had this gem on cassette back in the day when it came out. Groundbreaking and exhilarating. Mind opening and just parent pissing off bliss. Long live the Beasties. I'll be old and grey when they pry this album outta my hands.
So did I 😎👊🏻
Omg this still sounds incredible! 😍 I'm 53 now, grew up going to see these guys. RIP MCA!
I remember when this album came out it turned a lot of people off the Beasties as there were no sabbath/zeppelin frat anthems; but for those who stuck with it, it got worn out in tape player far more than Licence to Ill.
U right, all my friends didnt like it, but this was uncut raw dope.
Loved License to Ill, Bought Paul's Boutique when it came out and loved it. My best friend at the time, and Beasties partner in crime loved it too. We'd walk around quoting lines from it on the reg.
My cassette tape was blue, my friend's tape was yellow. Just one additional wrinkle to the G.O.A.T. album.
I was the opposite, thought License was kind of joke and this made realize they were Genius!
Truth I was expecting something like license to I’ll when I heard this I was like theses dudes aren’t playin
This my favorite album by the beastie boys album ever
It better be
you know it.
It's a fricking masterpiece
I think i agree
K
Stop that Train pulls the nostalgia strings like no other
Ah yes... Here I am, a billion years later, still listening to this greatness 💖
This is my favorite song on this album. A masterpiece 💃
This is precious, the likes never to be heard again.
Twelve and a half minutes of total genius, to end an album of total genius. Maybe my favourite album of any. Any.
Word
Beware amplifier protection mode shut off.
Bad brains in da house
to me this is the album. i think Beastie Boys made perfect party music. not many songs that goes deeper than that. this one do.
"A Year and a Day" hits as hard today as it did back then.
I can happily say that I was one of the precious few people who bought Paul's Boutique in '89!
Me too 😃
How the fuck does this song not have 1 million views to say the least? The whole album is a masterpiece but this track is a masterpiece on its own, from start to finish. One of the best songs I've ever heard in any genre. Thanks B-Boys.
The best of the best. 💯 Paul's Boutique is the best.
This track was a major influence to the way I consumed hip hop
dj hurricane kills on this track for sure...
Agreed! Also ... the way I listened to English and looked for metaphors.
A Year and a Day is perfection
This album influenced everything. The country would experience a "70's revival that would last nearly 20 years on the heels of this monumental effort.
Bravo to the Beasties and their creation.... the modern equivalent of Sgt. Peppers.
Hey! The dust brothers get no love ;(
30 yrs later and it NEVER gets old.
This track is a masterpiece inside another masterpiece!
If I ate spinach I'd be called Spinach D
At 3:10: "I caught a bullet in the lung from Bernie (Bern-hard) Goetz"
I'm a New Yorker (Flatbush, Brooklyn, RIP MCA). When Goetz shot those guys on the subway in the 80's the news reported his name alternately as "Bernie" or "Bernhard".
Layers upon layers. Man, you can geek out SO HARD on this album.
Took me forever to like this album back in the day. 1/8 shrooms and good headphones. Sold me.
I still own this tape I bought in 1989.
80's BBOY4LIFE ✌🏾😎
I have it on vinyl to rhis day
I had it and have no idea what happened to it. It was red LOL
Same✌️
This album didn't get NONE of the credit it deserved/deserves, D, AD an MCA have even commented on that before and obviously before MCA passed away, RIP MCA you'll never be forgotten and I know I will continue to represent your music as I'm sure many millions of other fans are and will continue to do 😥🙏✌️👍
BEST ALBUM EVER!!!!! STILL JAMMIN&WILL TILL DAY I DIE!!!
Hot cup of coffee and the donuts are dunkin..Friday nite and Jamaica Queens funkin ...
I bought a hot dog - from WHO? George Drakoulias
King for a Day 4:08 - 6:24 is easily one of the best songs on B-Boy Bouillabaisse and on this album. I can't tell you how many times I keep listening to that song. I wonder if Adam ever did any solo stuff.
Marco Morales I’d say its one of their best off any album. First off, the level of production in the track for that time is mind blowing. Take MCA out when you listen to really appreciate and its insane. Then put MCA’s voice back in when you listen again and appreciate how he can just flow effortlessly over that insanely technical and complex production. Oh and his lyrics are nothing short of amazing. 10/10
A Year and a day you mean
@@The_Channel_Channel_Official Yes, that's what I meant.
A Year and a Day is probably the best song they've ever done. It's just buried exactly in the middle of a 12 minute bonus track
Sample Isley Brothers "That Lady"
Paul’s Boutique is my favorite album of the beastie boys band
MCA: "I got the jammy but I don't got the permit.", "Met a girl at a party and I gave her my card(right as the music kicks in)".
I loved Licensed to Ill but this was truly something else.
Back in the '90s when I got my first JL Audio 12s this was what went on first...
once 4:17 hits, it's ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
could listen to this part on loop all night
Blast offffff❇️🎤🎤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🍄🍄cool AF
I shed light, cats shed fur. Ride around town like Raymond Burr.
Love those bars
My favorite hip hop album of all-time!!! I was listening to this while others were listening to MC Hammer,etc... Still relevant and still way better than most stuff today. I think about this album everday!
DJ Nurse Annabella I listen to every song on this album atleast once a month. And once I go back and listen to one song it turns into me listening to all beasties all the time for like 2 weeks straight. I just can't get enough! So god damn good. lil yachty and the like need to listen to this album so they can blow their brains out already
I remember very well, MC Hammer and his pants :D
Most of the stuff today no all of the stuff sorry shit today bring back 89 hip hop rap
Just heard it again today (but on my crappy little car stereo) and it's definitely still very impressive.
A total classic from start to finish. Genius utilization of samples; listened to entire album from beginning to end 100+ times & it’s always fresh & I hear something new & different. Thanks for this!! B-Boy Bouillabaiisse phenomenal track.
I was 10, brother left for college and left this cassette behind, man he missed out. First album I ever listened to all the way through.
The Dust Bros.!!!
Hello Brooklyn is still my fav B-Boys song
Great use of the TR 808 on these.
whatever generation or type of music you may be inclined to follow, this album, this song in particular, will get you moving /get you thinking / get you feeling...especially with a few good drinks.
Johnny Cash at 8:00 so random. This song could almost qualify as jazz. Funky ashhit.
2023 and I still have to hear this every so often.
Saved up to buy the loudest boombox when i was 16 to blast at the b-ball courts. This album would literally just get played on repeat for hours - just keep flippin the cassette...
Heard the song on Pandora this week. I decided to chase down all of the samples.
Love it so much. 😘. 💆. Especially @. 7.21. And more. 💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝💝
Start. Workout. @. 💓💓💓💓
I learned all the words driving from Atlanta to Florida. Saw them twice. Met all of them in ATL!! Got MCA's autograph 💖They were touring for this album 😎🎶 Love the mix of styles in this song. "Explain to the musician, dem knew it, but dem can't do it" Bob Marley 🇯🇲
* "yeah, explain to me revolution, them knew it but them can't do it," (referring to posuer rebels preaching in Jamaica.)
@@thetaboohood yeah, explain to the musician, them knew it, but them can't do it. Bob Marley. One of best things about this album is that they could use all those samples but not have to pay. Johnny Cash, Beatles in Sound of Science, and lots of other stuff🙋✌️❤️
@@thetaboohood I always thought it was musician. Interesting
Think I just realized something. The part before this that talks about black/ white world and then mentions only Irish names, then followed by great Bob Marley line is bboys encouraging a more effective, peaceful resolution to the terrorist attacks going on between the "black" (dark haired) and white Irish in Northern Ireland in the 80s. Hair color is considered a good way to describe catholic/protestant there. They were big into car bombs. So many atrocitices throughout history about religion.
So Marley was not talking about posuers but peace. Even with all the herb, Jamaica is one of the most dangerous places on earth. Do I think about bboys too much?
HELLO BROKLYN. B-Boys RULES
This album got more flavor than Fruit Stripe Gum.
Except unlike Fruit Stripe gum, the flavor LASTS throughout the entire album.
Brandon Meenan you know this gum looses its flavor as soon as you take it out the rapper! Beastie Boys do knot!😎
I remember when this came out and thinking this is nothing like licensed to ill.....and then thinking this album blows everything else away....it ranks in my top 3 albums ever...Darkside of the moon...blood sugar sex Magik..and Paul's boutique
grew up to this albumn
Underrated
Same
First album I listened to all the way through, did so a hundred times at the age of ten. Brother bought it and listened to it once, maybe. He left for college and I went through his tapes. Knew the lyrics by heart when I broke it out via UA-cam 20 years later.
therealjohnnyjohnson no matter how old you are, you grew up to this !😎
HELLOOOOO BROOKLINNNNNNN
HELLLOOOOOO BROOOKLYNNNNNNNN!
best montage style rap jam of all time
Groggy eyed and fried and headed for the station.
So many nights dosing to the BBoys ❤️
*Bought the cassette tape at Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, Ca Tower Records in 1989.* I arrived a couple of months after they did. I bought a THRASHER magazine I forgot where featuring interview of them.
Whenever I cross the bridge, I roll down the windows and scream, "HEELLLLOOOOO BROOKLYN !!!" I don't know why I get the strangest looks from that?
10:42. The mythical: "It's a trip. It's got a funky beat. I can bug out to it!" And listen to this bass-line at 09:05!!! We don't make that kind of pure sound anymore...
they were saying some real shit...
4:09 Year and a Day
i second...
My Favorite Part from This Song.. This Should be in an Animated Movie or TV Show.
The A is for Adam, and the lyrics... true
The sample of "Who's That Lady" de Isley Brothers sound so psychedelic and funky
@@RobertoGinsburgPaul's Boutique came out when I was 17. Had no idea about "Who's That Lady." Was completely obsessed with finding where that sample came from . Took me about a month to figure it out. Huge fan of that song ever since.
I wore out a cassette and two CDs. They won't play. I still have them. Also blew both dash speakers and both door speakers in my '88 Beretta GT. Replaced them with improved versions just before Check Your Head came out ...
Best 12 minutes of the album.
3:38" elevated platform
i'm never gonna conform..."
Who’s that lady? Beautiful lady.
Who’s that lady?
That real, real, real fine lady.
The Isley Brothers 1973
EPIC - had this cassette, it was green, back in 1989 after graduating high school, and it was the workout tape.
Yes! They came in other colors too. I had the green one and when I lost it and bought another copy it was yellow!
I have the red one
Mine was orange
Mine was red!
We wore the hell of this tape during smoke sessions in 1991. I own it on cassette, cd, and vinyl.
30 years ago today
8:55 “Suckas try to bite, they try to pursue it, “ya I ‘splain da notion, dem knew it, but dem can’t do it.” I don’t think I’ve ever heard a sample sound so smooth.
I always heard it as "explain to (the) musician..."
"Yeah, explain to me revolution... them knew it but them can't do it," bob marley sample.
Greatest mashup ever
i mean if you got a quarter and this is on the jukebox, it's kind of a no-brainer
😁😁🎶BLAST OFF🎶4:11🎶FUCK YESSS🎸🎼🎼🎵
Simply the best!
It's a trip! It's got a funky beat, and I can bug out to it!
I was one of those weird kids who heard the samples before they were used on this record. Like the intro to Year and A Day; I’m like “who that’s Ebony Jam!” ... great choice.
spectacular album. those sucker DJs of today only wish they could cut it as good as this.
6:30, just in case you want to loop it
This song is an anti depressant for me
Thank you my life is complete
Next time your at the jukebox play this track. Best bang for your buck! Quality, and quantity!
...just triggered a flashback...
This jam is the most underrated jam ever
Jukebox gold.
?uestlove taught music appreciation, or something one semester at NYU. This album was the first in the curriculum.
All the real music heads know this landmark
Literally only here for "He thrusts his fists against the posts and still insists he sees the ghosts." Thanks Mr. King lol.
Tia Turner I can't watch IT without thinking of beasties and vice versa xD
You literally suck then.
So many styles wrapped up in one which is 3. The High Plains Drifter is one of the most slept on short story raps ever‼And oh man that Beat‼
....and you be pulling a train like your captain kirk
They were my favorite group when I used to dj back then.
How is there not 4K comments! In ‘89 I would have had to ride my bike like 300 miles just for a chance to walk into a record shop in the cities that even had this!!
Doesn't get better than this, kids.
I fucking love this shit!
Incredible
This was like a 90s mixtape all in one song .... still amazing