Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn REACTION
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- Beastie Boys - No Sleep Till Brooklyn REACTION
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I was a young kid, and whenever this video hit on MTV, I can just remember wanting to be in the know...Beasty Boys were the craze. The videos were also part of their package.
I recall the Beasties being appreciated from the start. I think that in the beginning they were seen as really silly and fun. However, they broke on the scene making a stir from the start because the sound definitely was new and different. They became more respected as artists and innovaters with every release. Please check out their live performance of Brass Monkey at Madison square garden. That is a 20k seat venue. They were the shit in NY at that time.
Perfectly stated! Great summary!
Ad Rock handed Rick Rubin a cassette tape to listen to some rapper who was just starting... L L COOL J got his start that day
Cause they are from NY, we love our hometown boys lol
@@dancingkitty11 that's right!
I was watching this on MTV as a youngster. Back when MTV was MTV.
Congratulations! Being a father is 1 of the greatest Joy's in life.
i remember hearing this album for first time in '86 and was blown away, what an amazing album it was.
Public Enemy made the giant impact. The Beasties were fun and inventive, great.
beastie boys were.definitely well received in my group.of heavy metal friends. Got me to Branch out and start getting interested in rap
Congrats on baby Rome! Nothing better than being a Dad. Yeah, with a capital D!
Not sure if anyone has presented a group that didn't really get noticed until the late 80's called Full Force. They produced other pioneers of hip hop named UTFO (deserving of their own listening session)which spun off arguably the original battle rap response from Roxanne Shante(another complete story)known as Roxanne Roxanne.
Full Force went on to do their own style of hip hop that fused hard drum kicks,harmony's, funk styled delivered by dudes who looked like they worked out at Rikers Island but raised Princes closet.
They produced and wrote for such notables as Stacy Fox and the Backstreet Boys (All I Have To Give)
Enough ofthe cheat sheet, start with Alice, I Want You Just For Me.
Wait.. can't forget. They produced LisaLisa and CultJam(All Cried Ou and Head ToToe)
You have not listened to George Thorogood yet? Try one bourbon, one scotch and one beer.
Blessings!!!!
My dad thrashed me when he found my VW sign and I was grounded for two weeks I did have a M Benz one too which didn't mean a thing there wasn't many VWs with a badge on...
I'm a fifty year old MexAmerican with a lot of black friends growing up, and they all say Bestie Boys, they get the pass✊🏼
congrats on your new drop! How awesome is that!!! Watched till the end for your grandma info. You flash a recorded date of 2/8/21 (which hasn't happened yet - I'm guessing that was typo - should be 1/8 or 2020?
The entire album of Licensed to Ill was completely awesome. You cannot be done w/ BB until you listen to "PAUL REVERE" others to consider: Fight for your Right to Party, Brass Monkey, Girls
My buddy had the vinyl and i remember me taking a copy on music casette for my walkman using the stereo of my dad..... damn, im old 😭
Parliament - P-Funk(wants to get funked up)
So you like rap and melody. Check out Matisyahu Step Out Into the Light. Awesome vibe, brilliant message!! This man has chops to beat box and he speaks to the needs of our time.
Listened to the Beastie Boys in my young years THEE 80s. They are kinda like the BEATLES - the next few albums were better than ever. I particularly like the fact they actually PLAYED instruments. On every album. The first B Boy Album was awesome - But the next few were the bomb. Yup.
I was a 'pop' girl, and I fall for them, as a lot of teens at that time.. end of 80s..
Like to suggest "CAKE" Longskirt short jacket!!! When aerosmith and run dmc came out w/ that one it was awesome 😎
Anthrax/Public Enemy "Bring the Noise" Anthrax "In the Man" any Limp Bizkit.
You need to hear Sabotage.
You should react to 3 MCs one DJ --- the music video version.
Please listen to Disturbed’s cover of “Sound of Silence”!!! It’s originally by Simon and Garfunkel, but their cover is so much more powerful!
Give "Psychobabble" by the Alan Parson's Project a listen. You won't be disappointed!
CONGRATS ON BABY. GOING TO LISTEN TO UR REACTION TO AREOSMITH AND RUN DMC..THANKS
EDIT..I CANT FIND IT. UGH!!
Beasties were public enemy number one for a little while. They were too raunchy and crazy. The first two releases from this album were Fight for Your Right To Party and No Sleep til Brooklyn. Both pretty rock inspired and goofy. It got their foot in the door and moved rap into the suburbs and rural America (white areas). Their very first song that got any air time was Cookie Puss and it was everywhere in NYC clubs and such. They were in it all from before Def Jam was even a real company. They worked directly with Run DMC and Rick Rubin. They brought LL Cool J’s tape to Rick Rubin and helped him get recognition sooner. They were one of the first hip hop artists to start their own label. They were dismissed in some communities at first for being goofy and white. They stayed goofy and white, but their music was quickly beyond what some folks could grasp (Paul’s Boutique) and that album kinda flopped initially. Their third album brought them back into the limelight for good. Then Paul’s Boutique started getting recognized for what it is and they grew more. Then came Ill Communication and Sabotage and they were deified. They never lost their respect of the culture, never stopped trying to innovate, and never lost their sense of humor. They became global activists. They would never have fallen for 20 years of trap beats and 10 years of auto tune.
THIS^^^
Can confirm: was 15yo rural white kid when this album dropped. If we weren't into hip-hop before this, we were after.
You are very wise, O Keymaster of Gozer. Excellent comments. :)
Beastie Boys were also the opening act on the Madonna Like a Virgin Tour. They tell a funny story of seeing Madonna at Danceteria in the early 80s - before anyone knew who Madonna was.
There wasn't a Volkswagen around that still had the badge attached to it.
Beastie Boys was more well received. They even did a tour with Run DMC and were who presented LL Cool J tape to Rick Rubin
Their second album, Paul's Boutique, is considered till this day a hip-hop classic
Kerry King from Slayer shredding on this.. Oh yes... Try Opeth, A Fair Judgement 😜
Kerry King is a badass!! He is such a great guy!!
BB came out in the 80's. There was nobody like them back in the day.
Beastie Boys - "HOLD IT NOW, HIT IT" pleeeeeeease
First, congrats on the baby!
Second, wanna talk about genre bending? The Beasties made an all jazz CD playing their own instruments called "the in sound from way out" 🔥
That is a funky ass album
Classic
Another awesome rock/rap collaboration was Public Enemy doing Bring the Noise with Anthrax. 🖤
Or epmd
Yes Public Enemy is good
@@jaqeeebaybeee1512 I think he might like them too
Gotta do I'm the Man 91 and starting up a posse by Anthrax too!!
Or Biohazard with Onyx doing Slam
With The Beastie Boys, the safe bet is the official music videos.
They put a lot of work into and have worked with great directors in making highly creative and highly entertaining videos.
A live performance you may want to look at though,
The Beastie Boys performing
Sabotage live on David Letterman.
CONGRATULATIONS ON THE GREAT NEWS!!!
NEXT BEASTIE REACTION...THREE MC's AND A DJ
“You gotta fight for your right to party” it’s the beastie boys biggest hit I believe. Check out the video it’s hilarious
"You gotta fight for your right to vote."
- Chris Farley
I agree!!!
Their first year and tour, the National press hated them. They were trashing hotels, sleeping with young girls, and throwing beers from the stage into the crowd. They also were unpredictable with their language on television, so their record company was frustrated as well. Their second album released by themselves, after being stiffed by Defjam, did not sell much pass true fans. Their reputation increased with Check your head immensely, and by Ill communication with Sabotage and intergallactic, they were a staple of MTV. Today, all of raps grandfathers will tell you that these guys were there in the beginning. LL, Chuck D, the Roots they will all insist that Beasties are rap through and through.
BILLY OCEAN..LOVERBOY..OFFICIAL VIDEO. Aside from the crazy video..billy is one of my favorite vocalist. The video is fun to watch.
Billy Ocean is a great singer ...have him on my playlist ...good music back then so many great bands and artists .... Howard Jones ... Simple Minds ..Huey Lewis ...Hall n Oats .. Tears for Fears .....That's Song by Rockwell .... Rocket by Herbie Hancock ... Electric Avenue Eddy Grant ...I could go for days .
Omg yes. Why have I not heard anyone react to his songs? They are all so good!
No.... Sleep.... Till Brooklyn.... Brooklyn 🤘🏼🔥🤘🏼
Fun fact. The guitar solo in this song is from the legendary Kerry King, guitarist of the heavy metal band Slayer.
One of the most hard core thrash metal bands back in the day.
Again. They are in the rock and roll hall of fame. That should tell how well received they are and were.
And they have way different kinds of songs that fulfill different genres. You gotta dig.
You’ll find out what “No Sleep” really means soon enough, Future Pops!!!
You're right, they were like a genre of their own. They never sounded like anyone else, and no one else ever sounded like them. They were respected by artists of all different genres.
Perfectly said.
Root down by Beastie boys thanks
Oh WOW!! Congratulations James and the Mrs.! 🎉🎈💖
That came out in 86...I remember bringing my cassette tape to my fifth grade class...and all the kids loved it...we were 11 years old then...oh what great memories 💯....thanks 🤘😎🎧😁🔥
Dude, awesome! SO GRATS! Yay for Baby Rome Life!
Hey Rome! Please do a reaction video to Toad the Wet Sprocket Something's Always Wrong. Another great song yet to have a first reaction video on UA-cam.
Awesome suggestion.
The guy doing the guitar solo is Kerry King from Slayer. They were both on the same record Label at the time and Rick Rubin produced both of their albums that year. Check out South of Heaven for a sample of Slayer. As for Beastie Boys, they didn't take themselves seriously so some people thought they were a joke at first. But in general, rap fans liked them. Metal fans liked them. Mainstream media and parents hated them lol. Check out Rhymin & Stealin off the same album.
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Anthrax - I'm the man" is has the same sound as the beastie boys
The great Kerry fucking King of Slayer did the guitar on this and fight for your right to party
System of the Down: Chop Suey, Hypnotize, B.Y.O.B, Lonely Days, Aerials, Toxicity
White Zombie: Thunder kiss 65, Electric Head Pt1, More Human than Human, Blacksunshine
Alice in Chains: Rooster, Man in the Box, Nutshell, Would, I stay away
Audioslave: Like a Stone, I am Highway
i got 2 long-ass\badass lists with awesome musik and bands hope you find something you like and might want to react to if you like them
list one:metal,punk,rock
Beastie Boys
BROTHERS OF METAL
bloodywood
Alice Cooper
Drowning Pool
alien weaponry
Dio
Kelun
Infected Rain
Simple Plan
melechesh
NINGEN ISU
before crush
The Pretty Reckless
Raubtier
Children Of Bodom
tool
shepherds reign
Metal family
Volbeat
Dethklok
22 Even
incebus
Marilyn Manson
ELEINE
deserted fear
Busted
Finntroll
distict unknown
Halocene
Sonic Syndicate
LOK
Papa Roach
Dokken
Bush
Alestorm
Hollow Ground
BETZEFER
Machine Head
Billy Idol
Good Charlotte
slipknot
odious
Rallypack'
link in park
Tarot
Rancid
parkway drive
Wind rose
Saliva
DragonForce
demonic ressurrection
Jonathan Young
Valor
Metro Station
Roju
Grailknights
VINTERSEA
wormrot
Hoobastank
The Rasmus
BROJOB
UNLEASH THE ARCHERS
gloryhammer
Candlemass
Nine Inch Nails
Hammerfall
A Sound of Thunder
Rush
The Toadies
WARKINGS
Scars On Broadway
seether,
stone sour,
FLOW
Whitesnake
Sepultura
the offspring
3rd
sum 41
chthonic
Apocalyptica
Evanescence
pelleko
puddle of Mudd
sick puppies
Alice Cooper
mokoma
five finger death punch
Journey
Halocene
frozen crown
Kamelot
STORM SEEKER
The All-American Rejects
High On Fire
Killswitch Engage
Centox
Soundgarden
avatar
Nekrogoblikon
Goo Goo Dolls
Bullet For My Valentine
DEVILOOF
acrassicauda
Shinedown
lillasyster
ICED EARTH
Coal Chamber
Slayer
Halestorm
Mötley Crüe
Weezer
IGNEA
High and Mighty Color
AFI
BELZEBUBS
Sex Pistols
Trapt
iron maiden
Overkill
Wheatus
Stone Temple Pilot
Manowar
Sons Of Texas
Led Zeppelin
My Chemical Romance
Greta Van Fleet
YUNGBLUD
Republica
Magic dragon
Forsaking Fate
OZZY OSBOURNE
Apocalyptica
Lauren Babic
AL-namrood
twisted sister
The Used
Audioslave
Running Wild
Sick and wired
Megadeth
W.A.S.P.
Black Label Society
System Of A Down
edda grön
Starcrawler
Make Them Suffer
KONGOS
queen of the stone age
AC/DC
Monster Magnet
Stereopony
Scorpions
Ensiferum
Type O Negative
ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION
HELLOWEEN
Mudvayne
Meat Loaf
SHADOWBANE
Freak Kitchen
XANDRIA
Toxic Holocaust
black stone cherry
Muse
Nate Wants To Battle
Within Temptation
Deep Purple
Rage Of Light
BLACK SABBATH
DRACONIAN
Blacktop Mojo
Behemoth
Bloodhound Gang
BAD OMENS
The Bangles
Batmetal
IMPERIAL AGE
Kiss
UVERworld
Accept
Live My Last
Primus
Icon for Hire
ORDEN OGAN
Delain
DAZZLE VISION
Motionless In White
Judas Priest
Amaranthe
Orbit Culture
Reel Big Fish
Bush
Buckcherry,
Shadow of Intent
P.O.D.
YUI
FabvL
Staind,
Mushroomhead,
Dream Theater
Siouxsie And The Banshees
Jimmy Eat World
Superbutt
3 dorrs down
Smash Mouth
Three Days Grace
Neither
Running Wild
nirvana
The Cardigans
babymetal
Straight Line Stitch
ksmb
arch enemy
sabaton
Rob Zombie
Suicidal Tendencies
Blackbriar
Bowling For Soup
A Flock Of Seagulls
dia psalma
Billy Idol
Nightwish
Spiderbait
Ram Jam
Fall Out Boy
Opeth
köttgrottan
Avril Lavigne
Norman Greenbaum
blink 182
Breaking Benjamin
MÅNEGARM
Warrant
Bowling For Soup
Mustasch
The Hellacopters
Viagra Boys
Raspberries
the ark
möterhead
Amon Amarth
paramore
Dreadnaut
Talking Heads
KANA-BOON
pearl jam
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Psychostick
backyard babe´s
Black Debbath
Divide Music
lamb of the god
Godsmack
fall out boy
Dispyt
Wolfheart
The Regrettes
Static-X
asta kask
Native Howl's
Slash
Frog Leap studios
Okilly Dokilly
Moonspell
Once Human
Rammstein
Incubus
The Distillers
Keno-Ohayou
Crimson Glory
Limp Bizkit
White Zombie
gwar
Belphegor
Falling In Reverse
Obituary
Cage The Elephant
lordi
Breaking Benjamin
avenged Sevenfold
Cradle of Filth
Journey
the darkness
ghost
Maid of Ace
Velvet Revolver
theory of a dead man
mimikry
korn
Foo Fighters
Everclear
disturbed
Ugly Kid Joe
David Hasselhoff
Blind Melon
pantera
ELUVEITIE
Survivors Zero
steel pathers
SYNLAKROSS
Counting Crows
list two:folk, country, rap, pop, covers funk + other
Jonna Jinton,
heilung
Cappella
Unlogix
George Thorogood
2CELLOS
Rap Knight
Butthole Surfers
måns zelmerlöw
Growling Mad Scientists
The Shamen
Shao Dow
petter
John Moreland
Caravan Palace
Becky G
Blue Man Group
Swedish House Mafia
First to Eleven
Folder 5
Bomfunk MC's
Justin Cross
Hallucinogen
GameboyJones
Wardruna
Mousse T vs. Hot'N'Juicy
Rod Stewart
Rag'n'Bone Man
Gangstagrass
Vini Vici
Breeton Boi
First to Eleven
Ivy Levan
Raon Lee
Yelawolf
eldkvarn
Westlife
Astrix
ALEXANDER RYBAK
Charly Black
Night Runner
Connor Quest
The Tamperer feat. Maya
The Prodigy
peps persson
LEX the Lexicon
Alpha Portal
CDawgVA
Da Vinci's Notebook
AC Slater
Russia Insight
Darius Rucker
Hilight Tribe
Gealdýr
Gente de Zona
Haddaway
Chris Kläfford
Maroon 5
Veronica Maggio
Benny Benassi
Shpongle
Paradisio
VI Seconds
Guru Josh
kent
Bitmonx & Fabio
Becky G
SonReal
Videogamerapbattles
Depeche Mode
ghali
Danheim
AWOLNATION
Dreaded Yasuke
The Builders and the Butchers
Faithless
Fatboy Slim
Bombs Away
HalaCG
Blake Shelton
Ann Lee
Redbone
Björn Skifs
loke nyberg
SailorUrLove
Ylvis
Sash!
Brantley Gilbert
the dead south
Sophia Dere
MoDo
Uncle Kracker
Paleowolf
Main Street barbershop
Wamdue Project
3OH!3
Igorrr
Savvy Hyuga
Aqua
Blues Saraceno
M.I.A.
The Ting Tings
DR BOMBAY
Mean Mary
Brothers Osborne
Robert Miles
Savage Garden
2 Unlimited
The White Buffalo
OMC
Myrkur
Alice Deeja
Eiffel
Baker The Legend
Movits!
Skrillex & Damian "Jr Gong" Marley
rumjack
Anilah
The Real McCoy
Sonzira
Garbage
Carrie Underwood
Luis Fonsi
Cracker
Eivør Pálsdóttir
Nightcore
Zach Boucher
BURNS
Mr Oizo
The Brothers Bright
Munknörr
Bryan Adams
Scooter
foggy molly
Talking Heads
Maxx
Robbie Williams
dropkick Murphys
SKÁLD
La Bouche
Blackberry Smoke
On The Drums · Pickle
Wild Child
Caravan Palace
faun
Marvin Gaye · Tammi Terrell
Pale Waves
Cobra Starship
The Black Eyed Peas
Vengaboys
Rachel Hardy
Anilah
The Veronicas
Cher Lloyd
Chris Stapleton
Lou Bega
Patty Gurdy
Rehab
DIE ANTWOORD
Gjallarhorn
Chilli feat. Carrapicho
Caleb Hyles
Everything but the Girl
Daft Punk
home free
Bryce Fox
Phat's and Small
Blake Shelton
Corona
infected mushroom
Sting
Meghan Trainor
the Real McKenzies
DJ Quicksilver
Karliene
Halocene
maromaro1337
Urban Cookie Collective
sorkar och strängar
Metal Injection
Anubis · Brandberg
Daddyphatsnaps
Scatman John
Hailee Steinfeld
Army of Lovers
Midland
Einar Selvik
Jessie J
The Prodigy
The Bridge City Sinners
Pomplamoose
LMFAO
Toby Keith
Cake
Scary Pockets
Livin' Joy
Rúnfell
Culture Beat
Dorothy
Ranthiel Soprano
Ace of Base
Robyn Adele Anderson
SHWABADi
FRESHLY SQUEEZED
Kati Rán
ATB
Uncle Lucius
Sean Kingston
AURORA
Blackbriar
twenty one pilots
Larkin Poe
Garmarna
BBE
The Correspondents
Brother Dege
Mike Posner
Magic Affair
little dicky
Alina Gingertail
Heldom
Icona Pop
Rascal Flatts
N-Trance
The Hackensaw Boys
Rustage
Travie McCoy
Snap!
Dan bull
Billy Currington
Anna Kendrick
Iggy Azalea
weird al
Sabrina Carpenter
Leila K
The Steel Woods
Peter Gundry | Composer
gorillaz
Trace Adkins
Nightcrawlers
Mac Lethal - 27 Styles Of Rapping
None Like Joshua
Charli XCX
abba
Bellini
Gretchen Wilson
Members of Mayday
Beastie boys were all ways accepted in Hip Hop. They started touring with Whodini,LL cool J and Run DMC before their record even hit stores. as a matter of fact Ad Rock pretty much found LL cool J. No comparison to Vanilla Ice. Beastie Boys Are many levels higher. About rap and rock. Rap started with rapping of over rock beats. There was not many hip hop beats in the 70's lol so guys would use rock songs and rap over them.
CV college kids loved them. Party band. The remaining 2 members have a show where they talk about their history. Netflix I believe.
They crossed all genres, it was an easy entry into rap for us white suburban kids, when I was 14, they came out rapping about partying, Fight for Your Right to Party, Brass Monkey etc. and then a few years later when we are Gradating high school we hear Paul's Boutique Shake your Rump etc. and we see what the rap genre really has to offer, then a few years later we are in college smokin weed takin mushrooms etc. and they hit us with Check your Head and Ill Communication, then after the mid 90's and rap explosion and GFunk take over, they come back with old school again 3 MC's and 1 DJ, they were always relevant during the 25 year run, and they hit all styles, they played their own instruments when they wanted, they made the sickest beats with the best producers when they wanted, always original and fun.
The guitarist at the end was Kerry King from Slayer. Slayer was also a Def Jam label artist with Rick Rubin at this time..
Beastie Boys were very much accepted in hip-hop, as they were one of the key pieces of the start of hip-hop along with L L Cool J, Run DMC, and Big Daddy Kane.
Personally I think Michael Jackson's "beat it" with Eddie on guitar opened the door for rap to be accepted in the future. Rap music today sucks though so my mindset is 80's-90's.
Today’s suggestion : Dr. John - Right Place Wrong Time
My dad found my VW sign to say i was grounded was an understment i took a good hiding as well ☺️I'm in the UK and i can remember em being big big
First Rap album to be #1 on the pop chart. Three other #1 albums
I lived that era. They were rap. Yes, they started as punk but as they went on, they lost the rock sound and the guitars became less and less. Metal heads generally didn't listen to them unless they liked rap (like I do).
Believe in Jesus Christ and the blood he shed for you and be saved from hell before it’s eternally too late if you haven’t already. May God bless
Just watched the end with your merch and your sweet grandmother. What a treasure it is that you have those video clips! You should also, I think if you wanted to anyway, print up some t-shirts or whatever with what she says there at the end on them. I can't remember the whole thing but she ended it with "Day by day, keep the faith and pray". I'd definitely buy one of those for sure!
Beastie Boys were played on almost every rock station back in the day. Run DMC were the first group I remember doing the rock/hip hop thing, check out King Of Rock by them
"back in the day" i still hear them on a near daily basis.
@@hankfrance4559 sure, but I rarely listen to the actual radio so I’m not sure what they’re playing tbh
That Ending Sympathy and Prayers for all 🙏🙏🙏
Congrats on your first meeting,you are going to be a truly great father with your attitude.
Song request Run DMC and Aerosmith:: Walk This Way
Where i come from everyone liked Beastie Boyz and that was back when they were new. But back then they were played on rock radio and hits radio so im not sure how they were classified.
I love your channel man, my dream come true would be you to react to Pink Floyd Coming back to life, some of the best guitar you’ll ever hear. I lost my mom in April and my dad last week, this would mean so much to me to have my favorite UA-camr react to my favorite song. Either way thanks for the Awesome content👍
David Gilmore makes a guitar sing
Ice Ice Baby was #1 in the Billboard rankings at the time it came out so I don't know who thought it wasn't popular it was massively popular
When it went #1, that was the second time that it was released. The first release was on the album Hooked on Ichiban Records in 1989 and it went nowhere. The second release on the To the Extreme album on the SBK label in August (as the B-side of the Play that Funky Music single) or September(the album) of 1990 is the version that you’re thinking of. That is why they say it wasn’t popular when it originally came out.
Beastie Boys Brass Monkey is another good one.
Another request...Dan Hartman - "I Can Dream About You"
Congratulations to you!!
Run DMC was the first to combine the genre. Rick Rubin was The Beastie Boys DJ. Then when Rick started Def Jam, he signed Run DMC, the Beastie Boys. So Run DMC was the starting point of rock/rap. The Beastie Boys were an unexpectedly huge success. Their first album, LICENSE TO ILL, was no 1 for seven consecutive weeks. The Beastie Boys got LL COOL J's rap career started. He was part of DEF JAM too.
Almost right, beastie boys influenced run dmc to also do rock rap, so no, beastie boys are the pioneers of the crossover. Then DMC.
@@michealburns8017 good thing you corrected me. Idk what I was doing. 😁
On so many sound tracks
“The In Sound From Way Out” is a great Beastie Boys album.
Right before the first Beastie Boys album dropped, Run-DMC's Raising Hell came out and it was red hot. This was right about the time that hip-hop really became accepted in the suburbs. The first Beastie Boys album was super hot. Run-DMC, Beastie Boys, and Public Enemy, in that order, were the first three rap groups that I remember having hard rock/rap songs on a consistent basis (at least two per album). You could put LL Cool J in that category to a degree too. Those four acts all cross-promoted each other from 1986 to 1988, and all were popular, especially Run-DMC and BB. (There was also a conspiracy theory/rumor that went around when I was in high school that the Beastie Boys all died in a plane crash--presumably based off the album cover). The second Beastie Boys album, Paul's Boutique, was completely different than this album, and though people liked it, many people didn't get it at the time, though it went on to become appreciated in time. The third and subsequent albums is when they became a full-on rock-rap-music hybrid and played their own instruments on almost every track instead of relying on samples for beats.
It's kinda punk hip hop, right? They were always getting played on Hiphop stations. Greatly loved group. Highly respected too.
The beastie boys tried but couldn't make it as a rock band so the decided to cross over into rap anf mixed their rock influence into their raps, It became popular with even Run D MC teaming up wit Aerosmith to do Walk This Way Remix.
Baby Rome Life😊😊
check out some old school rap----- NEWCLEUS - JAM ON IT
You’re so amazing and CONGRATULATIONS! The Beasties were my favorite ever growing up. In an 80’s kid. LOL
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Next random recommendations (for 80s vibes):
ELO - Evil Woman
Outfield - Your Love
The Church - Under The Milky Way
B-52s - Own Private Idaho
The Cars - Hello Again
"Philly's First All-Rap Spectacular went down at The Spectrum on July 5th, 1986 and featured Hip-Hop heavyweights: Run-D.M.C., the Beastie Boys, LL Cool J, Whodini and Jam Master Jay."
Great choice! The group along others were introduced mostly through the movie "Krush Groove" First time showing New Edition, LL Cool J, The Fat Boys, Run DMC and others. This was from the album License to ill. Some of the awesome songs are : Paul Revere, Girls, She's Crafty, Brass Monkey and of course their big hit "You gotta fight for your right (to party)" Great album, Great Movie and Great Group! Just subb to ur channel :)
...Television Indecision by Black Oak Arkansas might could be called a rock rap soul song from 1976 but that was before Rap was called Rap Music.----/ Fight For Your Right should be heard and seen also..That was the one that put them on the map.....
I'm a 52 year-old female, born and raised in Houston, TX. I want to Jack Yates in Houston's 3rd Ward, (the same school as George Floyd). My favorites are Michael Jackson, Prince, Janet Jackson and Teena Marie. I did like old-school rap (I grew up in the 70's and 80's, so I heard rap from the beginning of radio air play). I liked the rap that first came out, but towards the late 80's, I didn't particularly like rap. I didn't hate it, but it just wasn't my favorite. But Whodini and the Beastie Boys were FIRE for me! The Beastie Boys hit so hard and it seemed that EVERYONE were reciting their raps. I remember our band at half-time saying, "Kick it over here, baby pop, and let all the fly skimmies feel the beat, mmmmm-drop!" Those times were magical!!
I said all of that to say, no matter what you were into back that, we were ALL into the Beastie Boys. To date, their album "License to Ill" is one of my personal favorite albums, from the first song to the last, literally. These guys were fresh and fun and they had the BEST beats!
Check out the next few albums > Pauls Botique. Check your head etc. > Trust me bro. I lived in the 80s, and no, it wasnt coddled well, ie they were sorta considered as posers by the masses. 'white boys tryin to do black music'. From what I can see back in the 80s, Groups like Run DMC, BDP, Public Enemy etc > They accepted the B Boys, they saw the genius. As a bass player 20 years later > you WILL NOT GET BETTER than the next albums > Good $hit bro. PS, Vanilla Ice was cool for a sec. But naaaa, he was a one hit wonder in the end. But in 2021 I guess he has his place. sure. Anyhow, Beastie Boys made possible Kid Rock and even Eminem.
Beastie boys--fight for your right to party
Public enemy/anthrax--bring the noise
Cyprus hill--rock superstar
Limp Bizkit--Break stuff
Rome....I may just not see them...but where is your Rage reactions? Rage Against The Machine- Wake Up. It will be familiar as it was the finally song from the matrix...and every reactor on you tube has reacted to it....but for a reason. Use a Lyrics video. Ratm self titled album, and Evil Empire are both first to last track albums. No need to skip.
Wake Up to introduce you even though youtube is saturated with it. But there are epic songs without a lot of representation like Revolver, Bombtrack, Township Rebellion.
P.S. if you want to really push yourself.
MUDVAYNE LD50 Severed with Lyrics. Id say Dig..but...baby steps
The thing i remember as a 10/11 year old listening to this in junior high is that our parents were HORRIFIED. The lyrics and themes were unmistakably overt, and teachers and church leaders were freaking out. Many listeners were adolescent/teen white kids who liked rock but either grew up in the city, in the South, or grew up poor, thus we were exposed also to Rap/early hip-hop... literally the music of the streets--the stuff people were breakdancing to on flattened cardboard with an often-hooptie-fied/duct-taped boom box blaring beside. It was music for the 'immature' and 'discontented', honestly. But it doesn't stick to a genre because they were creating the genre as they went. Like inventing a sonic gumbo.
Specifically, I remember that's when censorship starting kicking in on MTV. They'd only play certain videos after 9 pm, and there were 'American edits' to protect our precious minds and ears.
It adds a whole new level of irony to hear that "smokes dust" and "whore" are 'edited out' (censored) in this video you just watched now on UA-cam.
We make progress for a couple of decades, then we backtrack and do it again like we never learned our lesson the first time.
It makes this feel like 1985/86 all over again. I'm waiting for Tipper Gore to come out in her Thatcher-esque polyester sack-dress suit with her midwestern Christian-grandma hairdo and start another fight with Dee Snyder from Twisted Sister. (If you're interested/curious about the history/culture of music in the 80s, look up the senate hearings on censorship--the Dee Snyder testimony is classic, but Frank Zappa and some others turned up too.)
It's anachronistic that we hold on to these Victorian notions in the 21st century. But i guess it works as a throwback :P :)
The entirety of Paul’s Boutique. In terms of production, it’s lowkey the most influential album in the history of rap.
You want single tracks, Shake Your Rump, Car Thief, Shadrach. Get it. You’ll be glad you did.
Idk about any other parts of the country but I grew up with the Beastie Boys, NWA, and Run DMC ( as far as rap and hip hop goes) before the East Coast/ West Coast division. Kids were going nuts over the new sounds
Congratulations, now go do "Sabotage" from the Beastie Boys, and please, please, please, do "Get the Funk out" from Extreme.
If you’re looking for rock and rap mixed try Rage Against the machine. Try Down Rodeo, Killing I’m the Name, and Bulls on Parade…. definitely put the lyrics on. These guys are really political and I believe the lead singer is mixed race.
Speaking only for myself, I was just out of high school, and had discovered Run/DMC via King of Rock. The metallic guitars they used in the title track drew me in. Maybe a year later I heard this record and recognized the samples from Led Zep, AC/DC and CCR, which to me, a metalhead just finding rap, meant everything. These artists - Run DMC, Beasties and LL Cool J especially, seemed to welcome me in by referencing all the same bands I grew up loving. Then the Beasties blew up, Run DMC did the joint with Aerosmith and everyone I knew was suddenly a rap fan. Luckily i had cousins who were into it in a serious way from before even Run DMC, and they kept me supplied with BDP, Eric B and Rakim, Fat Boys et all, so I was.. well, still a tourist, but at least one who knew the best places to visit.
In the 80's rap wasn't about Black or White. It was about East Coast and West Coast. Rap was about socioeconomic levels- living in NY through the warzone that the Bronx was. Later when rap embraced 'gansta rap' they lost me. Look up Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five- 'The Message'
Congratulations! Great pic. Good looking kid!!
Celebrate by reacting to Beastie Boys Shadrach original video. Please! You'll thank me!
Also if you like Metallica I think could like the band guns and roses. Songs -sweet child of mine,live or let die, November Rain. For areosmith -rag doll,crazy,missing you,Jenny got a gun,your my angel. Also I think you would like singer Ricky Valance ,songs by him Donna and la Bomba. Group called Jersey Boys sings cherry and big girls don't cry. I don't if hear of Temptations Motown group, song my girl, Ain't Too Proud to Beg