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Format: CD
Nov 1999
2 Discs
Record Label: Capitol/EMI Records
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 724352294022 |
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Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Beastie Boys
2. Slow and Low
3. Shake Your Rump
4. Gratitude
5. Skills to Pay the Bills
6. Root Down
7. Believe Me
8. Sure Shot
9. Body Movin' - (fatboy slim remix)
10. Boomin' Granny
11. Fight For Your Right
12. Country Mike's Theme
13. Pass the Mic
14. Something's Got to Give
15. Bodhisattva Vow
16. Sabrosa
17. Song For the Man
18. Soba Violence
19. Alive
20. Jimmy James
21. Three MC's and One DJ - (live, video version)
DISC 2:
1. Biz vs. The Nuge, The
2. Sabotage
3. Shadrach
4. Brass Monkey
5. Time For Livin'
6. Dub the Mic
7. Benny and the Jets
8. Negotiation Limerick File, The
9. I Want Some
10. Rock Hard
11. Son of Neckbone
12. Get It Together
13. Twenty Questions
14. Remote Control
15. Railroad Blues
16. Live Wire
17. So What'cha Want
18. Netty's Girl
19. Egg Raid on Mojo
20. Hey Ladies
21. Intergalactic
Album Notes
Full title: The Sounds Of Science: The Beastie Boys Anthology.
Beastie Boys: Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz (rap vocals, guitar); Adam "MCA" Yauch (rap vocals, bass); Mike "Mike D." Diamond (rap vocals, drums).
Additional personnel includes: Q-Tip, Biz Markie (rap vocals); Mark "Money Mark" Nishita (keyboards); Kate Schellebach (drums); Eric Bobo (percussion); Mix Master Mike (turntables); Amery Smith, Bucky Baxter, Brooke Williams, Nelson Keane Carse, Paul Vercesi.
Producers: Beastie Boys, Rick Rubin, Scott Jarvis, Fatboy Slim.
Engineers: Mario Caldato, Jr., Simon Thornton.
Includes liner notes and song annotations by The Beastie Boys.
"Alive" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group.
Full title: The Sounds Of Science: The Beastie Boys Anthology.
Beastie Boys: Adam "Ad-Rock" Horovitz (rap vocals, guitar); Adam "MCA" Yauch (rap vocals, bass); Mike "Mike D." Diamond (rap vocals, drums).
Additional personnel includes: Q-Tip, Biz Markie (rap vocals); Mark "Money Mark" Nishita (keyboards); Kate Schellebach (drums); Eric Bobo (percussion); Mix Master Mike (turntables); Amery Smith, Bucky Baxter, Brooke Williams, Nelson Keane Carse, Paul Vercesi.
Producers: Beastie Boys, Rick Rubin, Scott Jarvis, Fatboy Slim.
Engineers: Mario Caldato, Jr., Simon Thornton.
Includes liner notes and song annotations by The Beastie Boys.
"Alive" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance by a Duo or Group.
Since emerging as a hard-core group from New York City's Lower East Side in 1980, the Beastie Boys have explored the worlds of rap, funk, and punk while simultaneously managing to influence music and society on a grander scale. SOUNDS OF SCIENCE documents all of the band's innovative turns on a beautifully packaged 2-CD set complete with a 77-page booklet brimming over with track-by-track commentary.
The care taken in documenting the band's activity up through 1999 is impressive. It's all here, including early punk sides ("Beastie Boys" and "Egg Raid on Mojo," featuring then-member Kate Schellenbach, later of Luscious Jackson), early marriages of rock riffs and hip-hop ("She's on It"), and the frat-goon success of LICENSED TO ILL ("Fight For Your Right," "Brass Monkey"). Also included is the unpredictable trio's groundbreaking work with the Dust Brothers on such mind-blowing sound collages as "Shake Your Rump" and "Shadrach" (presaging Beck by seven years). Even after the boys returned to playing instruments, the results bounced between fat-back instrumentals ("Sabrosa") and hard-rocking masterpieces ("Sabotage"). Throughout the '90s, hip-hop was never far away, whether it was with sci-fi bombs ("Intergalactic") or collaborations with like-minded rap visionaries like Q-Tip ("Get It Together").
Since emerging as a hard-core group from New York City's Lower East Side in 1980, the Beastie Boys have explored the worlds of rap, funk, and punk while simultaneously managing to influence music and society on a grander scale. SOUNDS OF SCIENCE documents all of the band's innovative turns on a beautifully packaged 2-CD set complete with a 77-page booklet brimming over with track-by-track commentary.
The care taken in documenting the band's activity up through 1999 is impressive. It's all here, including early punk sides ("Beastie Boys" and "Egg Raid on Mojo," featuring then-member Kate Schellenbach, later of Luscious Jackson), early marriages of rock riffs and hip-hop ("She's on It"), and the frat-goon success of LICENSED TO ILL ("Fight For Your Right," "Brass Monkey"). Also included is the unpredictable trio's groundbreaking work with the Dust Brothers on such mind-blowing sound collages as "Shake Your Rump" and "Shadrach" (presaging Beck by seven years). Even after the boys returned to playing instruments, the results bounced between fat-back instrumentals ("Sabrosa") and hard-rocking masterpieces ("Sabotage"). Throughout the '90s, hip-hop was never far away, whether it was with ...
Industry Reviews
4 stars out of 5 - ...All this is necessary, the upshot of the Beasties' untamed, undiminished exuberance which has enabled them to splice together some of the best, most infectious and unlikeliest of sounds of the past two decades...
Uncut (01/01/2002)
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