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Imagine being in high school and this album just broke out. We were the first to feel this. So blessed! #GenX #80sHipHop #Beasties God blessed the 80s, y’all!
bruh 1986 3 little 8 year old white kids rapping this song in the back of the bus every day with out fail. beat boxing and everything. we didn't miss a day. we knew every song on this album by heart.
Damn straight..was 11 in '86 and splitting headphones on a Sanyo walkman with one amigo at a time but we knew and rapped along with every track on LTI and beatboxed to Paul Revere especially.
Fun fact: look at this album cover in a mirror for a surprise message! What’s crazy is to this day (like pretty much everyone who listened to this back in the day) I can hear the next track in my head… “Hold it Now, Hit it”
@@StaxReactsFR tho- listening to the whole album back to front, most of the songs flow right into each other. Rick Rubin knew what he was doing with this record.
There's just something about that bass, innit? 😅 Imagine hearing this in the mid 1980's when this kind of music was in its infancy. I didn't know it at the time, but what an amazing thing to be around to witness. Hind sight is 20/20 as they say. Then now, to kind of experience that magic again watching other people hear it for the first time. *chef's kiss
1986! Before the fall of the Berlin wall..this brilliance is so old, it's from the freaking cold war! This album is not just standing the test of time. Truly amazing art! Think of the tech available to these boys? No hiding behind a laptop and autotune here, just real musicians
So glad you picked this as your next tune. Won't be long till you're spitting out those bars word for word like a middle aged, metal head white boy from Ireland (me). Got the album when it came out back in the day. Great reaction my good man.
Or a middle aged, County music (pre-2000s) white boy from SE Florida. This album was one of my first, non-childrens cassettes. Along with Slippery When Wet, by Bon Jovi; and Night Songs by Cinderella.
this was more of a car "banger" than a club banger. back in the 80s & 90s, one way of discovering new music was to be outside hearing cars with loud high end sound systems bumping music.
So obvs this track was produced by Rik Rubin. The beat is MCA's using Adrocks 808. Recorded to tape and then played backwards. The opening line 'heres a little story' was made up by Run from Run DMC.
in their book, they say MCA made this beat by running a giant loop of a song backwards, then they added other sound effects. now this is a 3 qarter tape he ran backwards on the tape reader that is why I think it has that quality of sound. BBoys are so good! lol I am glad to see you are still loving their stuff!
This song is like listening to a Quentin Tarantino movie! This is one of the dopest beats of all time, and it's damn near 40 years old! Beasties are the GOATS!
Do yourself a favor and watch the full live performance from Glasgow, Scotland. When you talk about how crazy people must have gone back in the day when they heard this stuff...you will see it first hand. From the second the show starts to the final beat - it's LIT.
My favorite album is Paul's Boutique", but my fav song is "Gratitude". I love the punk vibe to it. But "Lookin Down The Barrel", "Egg Man", "Johnny Ryall", "Shake Your Rump", "Hey Ladies", "Shadrach".... k gonna stop before I name the whole album, but yeah start to finish a must listen all the way through.
I've been a big rock guy my whole life. When this album dropped I ended up hearing it at some point. I thought it was the greatest thing I'd ever heard. It was rock and rap mixed. No sleep til Brooklyn was the bomb. It was 1989, I was 18 years old and it made me start to listen to some different music. Next thing I knew, I was listening to Eazy-E (Eazy-Duz-It album) from 1988. Loved it!!
The best thing about Beastie Boys albums is they don’t have filler songs , every song is brilliant and sounds like they worked hard on every song they recorded. That’s why you can listen to their albums so often and never get sick of them .
They played the beat then recorded it backwards on an 808 machine to achieve those beat results. Yoi won't get talent like this today. Even the storytelling is on another level.
I’ve known of the beastie boys for years, heard some tunes, but never really listened to them before in depth. So this is a first time for me too. Really enjoying your reactions at the same time 👍🏼 pls keep them coming 🙏
Props bro. I like how you’re doing reactions. You have a good vibe going. I appreciate that. I’d like to put another vote out for “pass the mic”. I’ve looked at your playlist, nothing my style there but I’ll keep checking in. Best of luck.
Dude your energy for old school is infectious. I’m all old school (80s and 90s) mostly because I’m old 😂 but it just had that energy and originality that is unmatched today. Love these reactions, makes me feel like the first time I heard all these jams.
I'm glad you did this song early in the Beasties rabbit hole. It gives an idea of how hard their beats go. First album created and one of the most recognizable beats ever. The song High Plaines Drifter is very similar with storytelling and an amazingly hard beat.
I lived this back in the day. This particular song locked more subs up than I can count. That was some 2 ohm bass they was hittin! Them 3 whiteboys was bringing the bass and the rhymes back then.😎😎😎
These guys used to be Punk Rockers making fun of Rppers! So basically, the rap game told em all you make is a bunch of noise, we make lyrics that are hard to replicate! The Beasties replied, " We could make a hit rap record in our sleep"! And thus a legend was born!!!!
Again man, loved your reaction!! This is why I watch reaction videos, to see this happen. To hear that ... that .... that BASS! That beat. So simple, but just .. whomps ya! And they story is just hard! Like some old western or something LOL I had to watch this reaction a second time man. Subscribed. I'll browse back thru others you've reacted to as well, watch a few. Again, super fun seeing you hear this the first time. If you'd like some ideas on some other stuff with mind-blowing beats and sounds, from the same period, I tell you what ...
Think what always blows my mind is Ad Rock is married to Kathleen Hanna who is one of the pioneers of the riot grrrl, and electroclash music, She was in Bikini Kill and Le Tigre . She once wrote on a board Kurt smells like teem spirit and thus came the inspiration for Nirvana's hit Smells like teem spirit....
License to Ill is one of my favorite albums of all time. So many classics in it. You gotta Fight for your Right to party is one of the greatest party rock anthems off all time (Hilarious Music Video), The New Style has one of the bass drops of all time, Brass Monkey is a great party anthem dedicated to a drink, No Sleep to Brooklyn is a great mix of punk/ hip hop, and Girls is a fun song (Hilarious Music Video). Licensed to Ill is a Diamond Album with over 10,000,000 Albums Sold in the United States. If you look at the Album cover you will see that it looks simular to Kamikaze Album by Emienem (2018) as a sign of respect to the Beastie Boys. I'm a millenial I grew up listening to punk rock. Growing up, I never affiliated Beastie Boys in my mind with Hip Hop. As an adult, I see the influences of Beastie Boys in both Hip Hop and Punk Rock. Bro, I'm totally juiced with you going down this rabbit hole. I'm hoping one of these videos pops for you to go viral... You do a great job showing your curious nature and genuine love of hip hop.
One of the first songs produced by Rick Rubin in his dorm room at NYU as he created Def Jam Records with Russell Simmons. Prominently featured in the track is a reversed Roland 808 closed hi-hat, bass, and rimshot.
Great video! Glad you can appreciate these guys. They were pioneers in hip hop and started more fads in hip hop music then most other during their reign. They were inspired by legends like Kool Herc, African Bambaataa, and grandmaster flash. Same as all nyc underground hip hop musicians. Only thing is they added tons of new slang and things that would be used by almost all hip hop mc’s and dj’s for the next ten years. Though they didn’t get the credit for it they deserved
I used to rap this on the school bus in 5th grade. me, jared kolbacher, and earl the pearl. we each had our own parts. that was 35 years ago and i still know every word like it was yesterday.
I got the gun, you got the brew. (beer)/. I have been following the Beasties since 1984s COOKIEPUSS. They were jamming rap for a few years by then, starting with rap around 1980-81, from their punk beginnings. DJ RR (Rick Rubin) on the turntable and 808.
@@StaxReacts this was the first time I watched one of your reactions, but I loved it and I will definitely be watching more! Keep up the great work, my friend!
That first album is just so unique. They were so young. Such jokers - you hold up the album art to a mirror and the plane number 3MTA3 ... Says EATME. 😂 Unfolded the plane looked like a crushed out cigarette to me.
Got to hear them in 1992. At the beginning of this song, they did, "Now......" and tossed the mic into the audience. It was passed around as people got a chance to rap it. Everyone knew the words. The band loved it. The audience loved it. RIP MCA. Edit to add, I use this song as a speech warmup since I'm a minister and speak weekly. "His voice was hoarse, his throat was dry, he asked me for a sip." can be quite the tongue-twister when done quickly. No one has questioned me....yet.
I'm so old that I got this album when it first came out. Pushing this bass thru my twin 12inch Cerwin Vega speakers in my car's trunk was EPIC!!! For bass, also listen to Ice T's "6 in the Morning"
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Did you notice this is the cover art Eminem reused as a tribute to Beastie Boys.
Kamikaze [Official Audio]
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Beastie Boys respond to Eminem "Kamikaze" album cover
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Check out Sure Shot and Flute Loop. I bet you haven't heard hip hop like those two songs.
Check out The New Style on the same album.
You should react to Missy's Funky Fresh Dressed... Ms Jade does a tribute to this Beasties track
You gotta check out their song No Sleep till Brooklyn
Can you believe this was almost 40yrs ago?
My God Gen-X we are getting...
better like fine wine 🍷
I cannot believe it
Imagine being in high school and this album just broke out. We were the first to feel this. So blessed! #GenX #80sHipHop #Beasties God blessed the 80s, y’all!
I could only imagine
This song was good for rattling the whole city with 15,000watts of car stereo power
I could imagine‼️‼️
Still is lol I loved the rebassed version hits way low and moves lots of air
@@sshodgeswhenever I'm in a car with a good system this is always on the playlist!
Say thank you to Darryl and Joe! Better known as Run DMC! They wrote this song and Slow and Low!
On a tape player, with a face that you could take off 😂
Holy shit I feel like I’m 15 all over again!!!🥰 Makes my heart all warm and fuzzy to see young generations find such magic🥰❣️🖤
Yesss time travel over here 🔥🔥
@@StaxReacts And I love you for it❣️🥰 Keep going down that rabbit hole honey😁
The Beastie rabbit hole is never ending. All time legends!
LETSSS GOOOOOO
Remember bumping this in the 91 CRX with the double 8s in the band pass box. Could hear it 5 blocks away
Dude.....their beats are Legendary. Wait until you get to their second album...Paul's Boutique....the whole thing is FIRE 🔥
I’m going to do a full album reaction🔥🔥
@@StaxReacts it's a masterpiece, listen to it front to back, as the tracks transition perfectly into one another. Greatest album of all time.
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bruh 1986 3 little 8 year old white kids rapping this song in the back of the bus every day with out fail. beat boxing and everything. we didn't miss a day. we knew every song on this album by heart.
That’s wholesome🙏🏽❤️
I was in high school in a tiny tiny redneck Texas town way way out in the sticks. Even the cowboys I went to school with new this album by heart.
Same, but it was my 8th grade school bus that year. 🤓
Damn straight..was 11 in '86 and splitting headphones on a Sanyo walkman with one amigo at a time but we knew and rapped along with every track on LTI and beatboxed to Paul Revere especially.
Shake Your Rump should be your next BeastieBoys reaction
Cominggg sooon
You will not be disappointed 🔥
@@StaxReacts Yup knew you would love "Paul Revere", I second, third or whatever "Shake Your Rump"
I was going to suggest this
Pass the mic needs to be checked out
Paul Revere is just the name of the "horsey" in this track, but everything in it is perfection:
"one lonely beastie I be..." 😂
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"all by myself without nobody!..." 😄
@@LSFA-KrissyL16 favorite reply ever! 😹
Fun fact: look at this album cover in a mirror for a surprise message!
What’s crazy is to this day (like pretty much everyone who listened to this back in the day) I can hear the next track in my head… “Hold it Now, Hit it”
Wowww amazing 🙏🏽
@@StaxReactsFR tho- listening to the whole album back to front, most of the songs flow right into each other. Rick Rubin knew what he was doing with this record.
Lol 3MTA3 and the cassette cover fold out is a jet but the front half is a cigarette being put out …legendary group!!
@@DPRyan-vd5ppOr a joint.
dude, yes!
Get it Together (Feat: Q-Tip) is a must...they have many, many, many, bangers still yet to come...
Let’s goooo, I’ll bring it very sooon
There's just something about that bass, innit? 😅 Imagine hearing this in the mid 1980's when this kind of music was in its infancy. I didn't know it at the time, but what an amazing thing to be around to witness. Hind sight is 20/20 as they say. Then now, to kind of experience that magic again watching other people hear it for the first time. *chef's kiss
I know that’s right mama🔥🔥
1986! Before the fall of the Berlin wall..this brilliance is so old, it's from the freaking cold war! This album is not just standing the test of time. Truly amazing art!
Think of the tech available to these boys? No hiding behind a laptop and autotune here, just real musicians
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I graduated high school in 86 this album and run DMC dominated all the parking lots😂 it was a great time. Hard to believe kids have not enjoyed.
And miles of tape no doubt 😊
So glad you picked this as your next tune. Won't be long till you're spitting out those bars word for word like a middle aged, metal head white boy from Ireland (me). Got the album when it came out back in the day. Great reaction my good man.
Ayyeeeee I’m ready for ittttttt, let’s goooo. Appreciate the support 🙏🏽❤️
Or a middle aged, County music (pre-2000s) white boy from SE Florida. This album was one of my first, non-childrens cassettes. Along with Slippery When Wet, by Bon Jovi; and Night Songs by Cinderella.
The hardest Beat since the early 80’s .. when this was released we even knew it was 🔥
This heat is so iconic im still gassed🔥🔥
The album cam out 1987isn
this was more of a car "banger" than a club banger. back in the 80s & 90s, one way of discovering new music was to be outside hearing cars with loud high end sound systems bumping music.
Rick Ruben puts his stamp on it and it is legendary
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Yes!
And Slayer! Slayer did BB's guitar on this album. Ruben produced both of them.
At 1:21 min they completely reversed everything and still in tune. Beastie boys are one of the pioneers of true Hip Hop
Insane literally🔥🔥🔥
So obvs this track was produced by Rik Rubin.
The beat is MCA's using Adrocks 808. Recorded to tape and then played backwards.
The opening line 'heres a little story' was made up by Run from Run DMC.
Ahhhh I knew I recognized it from someherre( thank you 🙏🏽
My friends and I always called it 'backwards beat' . I was 19
in their book, they say MCA made this beat by running a giant loop of a song backwards, then they added other sound effects. now this is a 3 qarter tape he ran backwards on the tape reader that is why I think it has that quality of sound. BBoys are so good! lol I am glad to see you are still loving their stuff!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽love it so much
Their book is phenomenal!! I did the audio version and it was great to hear Mike and Adam tell the stories.
It's an 808 loop run backwards, right?
@@GroovinWithAPict Yup. Reverse 808.
It’s sooo satisfying .. I’ve heard this hundreds of times and it never ever gets old .
Factsssss
Bro react to Giggs colours slums freestyle 💯💯💯
That fact that this was released almost 40 years ago is mind blowing
It’s literally insane right?🔥🔥
This song is like listening to a Quentin Tarantino movie!
This is one of the dopest beats of all time, and it's damn near 40 years old!
Beasties are the GOATS!
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That effect is a reverse 808, a bassline that is played backward.
Ahhhhh ok I figured it was something with an 808
Do yourself a favor and watch the full live performance from Glasgow, Scotland. When you talk about how crazy people must have gone back in the day when they heard this stuff...you will see it first hand. From the second the show starts to the final beat - it's LIT.
Bettttt
Agree 100%
Listening to this in 2024 still drops hard💯 "I grab two girlies nd a beer that's cold"🎵👌
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Great watching you discover my favorites… check out “Pass the Mic” and anything off their Paul’s Boutique album.
Betttt I’ll bring it
Paul's Boutique album will always be the Goat!
My favorite album is Paul's Boutique", but my fav song is "Gratitude". I love the punk vibe to it. But "Lookin Down The Barrel", "Egg Man", "Johnny Ryall", "Shake Your Rump", "Hey Ladies", "Shadrach".... k gonna stop before I name the whole album, but yeah start to finish a must listen all the way through.
@@theidajawhobetttt I’ll bring a full album reaction soon
@@StaxReacts That would be the one (IMHO). Lovin the journey Mate!
I had this whole track memorized when I was 10 years old back in 1987 lol😅
Wowww fireee🔥🔥🔥
Man if you didn't know this whole track back and forth you weren't allowed on the playground
Same fam, same
I read a few dozen comments. The answer to the question about the bass line is that it’s just that the thumps are being played in reverse.
Thanks brother, was a joy to watch your reaction to this. That reverse bass beat is one of the sickest bass tracks of all time.
No doubt!
Paul Revere is my all time favorite from the BOYZ!!!!
Fireeee🔥🔥🔥
Run's idea to run the beat backward made one of the dopest hip-hop tracks in history. Almost 40 years old, and it still goes hard af.
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"So whatcha want" has to be next
Yesssss
bass recorded and played backwards.
that was a first time on scene.
Paul Revere is a legendary piece in so many ways.-
Surprised no one has mentioned "The New Style" from License to Ill. It's amazing.
It definitely has been mentioned, I’ll bring it soon
@@StaxReacts First song I heard from them. I remember EXACTLY where I was when i heard it. I wasn't ready...
I've been a big rock guy my whole life. When this album dropped I ended up hearing it at some point. I thought it was the greatest thing I'd ever heard. It was rock and rap mixed. No sleep til Brooklyn was the bomb. It was 1989, I was 18 years old and it made me start to listen to some different music. Next thing I knew, I was listening to Eazy-E (Eazy-Duz-It album) from 1988. Loved it!!
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Damn! Hearing this pops the goosebumps, and I'm right back in '86...hits so hard!
The best thing about Beastie Boys albums is they don’t have filler songs , every song is brilliant and sounds like they worked hard on every song they recorded. That’s why you can listen to their albums so often and never get sick of them .
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At the end I can never help myself. Hold it now, Hold it now. Hit it!
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They played the beat then recorded it backwards on an 808 machine to achieve those beat results. Yoi won't get talent like this today. Even the storytelling is on another level.
Back in the day this song and beat slapped so hard. Everybody got to the floor and dance on this one
Beastie boys - Sure shot. Absolute fire song.
It’s coming soon
@@StaxReacts Nice one!
You'll never hear a sick beat like ever again. The originators that changed hip hop forever.
Factssss🙏🏽🔥🔥
I’ve known of the beastie boys for years, heard some tunes, but never really listened to them before in depth. So this is a first time for me too. Really enjoying your reactions at the same time 👍🏼 pls keep them coming 🙏
I will forever sure thank you so much
I'm new to your channel and enjoying the vibe. Keep them coming.
Yoooo welcome to the family thank you for the support 🙏🏽❤️
Anything old school I'll react to. N.W.A., Ice Cube, Ice T, Bone Thungs, Eminem.
@@georgesigala3716I’ll bring it for sure
omg i love seeing you react and love the Beastie Boys! I'm hella old and remember this from this first time around!
Thank you for the support 🙏🏽🙏🏽
I just came across you and I'm getting caught up on your journey down the Beastie rabbit hole. Love it!
Thank you so much
❤❤ Paul Revere, Saratoga and Girls are a few favorites of mine. Great reaction as always!
So good! I’ve reacted to all of those btw besides Saratoga
stank face tune here buddy love it and love the fact you checking out the beasties and enjoying it.
🙏🏽🙏🏽thank you
It's the name of the horse in this song, easily my favorite Beastie Boys song! GREATNESS!
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Love your reaction!!! Eminem used that plane on his Kamikaze album...😁 was listening to Beasties in high school!
Oh wow I didn’t know that
This has always been my favorite Beastie Boys song. It's what made me a fan of theirs.
Factsss
Love your channel man… 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 Beastie’s & Run DMC started it all for the mainstream ❤️ so many more songs to hear from them going forward 🔥🔥
Ayeeee appreciate the loveeee, I’m ready for the rabbit hole
Props bro. I like how you’re doing reactions. You have a good vibe going. I appreciate that. I’d like to put another vote out for “pass the mic”. I’ve looked at your playlist, nothing my style there but I’ll keep checking in. Best of luck.
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Dude your energy for old school is infectious. I’m all old school (80s and 90s) mostly because I’m old 😂 but it just had that energy and originality that is unmatched today. Love these reactions, makes me feel like the first time I heard all these jams.
Hahaaa thank you so much. You’re young and thank you for supporting
I love that you reacted to this and feel the same as me ❤my fav beastie beat
Yessss
glad to see that youre up right now & doing good for yourself man, keep on that grind!
That’s love❤️I appreciate you to the fullest
I'm glad you did this song early in the Beasties rabbit hole. It gives an idea of how hard their beats go. First album created and one of the most recognizable beats ever. The song High Plaines Drifter is very similar with storytelling and an amazingly hard beat.
Betttt I’ll bring it soon
This was great 80's Boys... Three MC's And One DJ is a classic Beastie Boys 90's sound!
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I lived this back in the day. This particular song locked more subs up than I can count. That was some 2 ohm bass they was hittin! Them 3 whiteboys was bringing the bass and the rhymes back then.😎😎😎
Love me some Beasties!
This was one my first TAPES. This came out when I was in 6th grade and jammed to this for the next 12 years!!!
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Love them so much. 😍
I remember when this came out, and I still know all the words from this entire album lol. RIP MCA 🖤 LOVE your reactions!
RIP🙏🏽❤️ thank you so much for supporting
These guys used to be Punk Rockers making fun of Rppers! So basically, the rap game told em all you make is a bunch of noise, we make lyrics that are hard to replicate! The Beasties replied, " We could make a hit rap record in our sleep"! And thus a legend was born!!!!
Don’t apologize for the history lesson, I love that!
Again man, loved your reaction!! This is why I watch reaction videos, to see this happen. To hear that ... that .... that BASS! That beat. So simple, but just .. whomps ya! And they story is just hard! Like some old western or something LOL
I had to watch this reaction a second time man. Subscribed. I'll browse back thru others you've reacted to as well, watch a few.
Again, super fun seeing you hear this the first time. If you'd like some ideas on some other stuff with mind-blowing beats and sounds, from the same period, I tell you what ...
Thank you so much for the love it’s greatly appreciated. I would love more recommendations ❤️❤️
Think what always blows my mind is Ad Rock is married to Kathleen Hanna who is one of the pioneers of the riot grrrl, and electroclash music, She was in Bikini Kill and Le Tigre . She once wrote on a board Kurt smells like teem spirit and thus came the inspiration for Nirvana's hit Smells like teem spirit....
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One of my favorite Beastie Boys songs.
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You got immaculate energy my dude 🤙
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
Use to love blasting this out of the car stereo while going up and down the strip in my Camaro back in the late 80s
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License to Ill is one of my favorite albums of all time. So many classics in it. You gotta Fight for your Right to party is one of the greatest party rock anthems off all time (Hilarious Music Video), The New Style has one of the bass drops of all time, Brass Monkey is a great party anthem dedicated to a drink, No Sleep to Brooklyn is a great mix of punk/ hip hop, and Girls is a fun song (Hilarious Music Video). Licensed to Ill is a Diamond Album with over 10,000,000 Albums Sold in the United States. If you look at the Album cover you will see that it looks simular to Kamikaze Album by Emienem (2018) as a sign of respect to the Beastie Boys. I'm a millenial I grew up listening to punk rock. Growing up, I never affiliated Beastie Boys in my mind with Hip Hop. As an adult, I see the influences of Beastie Boys in both Hip Hop and Punk Rock. Bro, I'm totally juiced with you going down this rabbit hole. I'm hoping one of these videos pops for you to go viral... You do a great job showing your curious nature and genuine love of hip hop.
Thank you so much for the recommendations and genuine support, it’s bringing tears to my eyes reading this🥺
I love watching these reviews just to see their reactions on the beat. 😂 trust when us older folks tell you, we know good music.
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Nothing like a slowed down BACKWARDS 808 kick to take things to the next level!
Your analysis of Paul Revere is cool. American hero. This song is about to get money
Nobody does it better. Makes me feel sad for the rest
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The brief history on Paul Revere in the beginning was greatly appreciated, no need to apologize. Awesome reaction🤌🏼🤘🏼
Thank you so much 🙏🏽
One of the first songs produced by Rick Rubin in his dorm room at NYU as he created Def Jam Records with Russell Simmons. Prominently featured in the track is a reversed Roland 808 closed hi-hat, bass, and rimshot.
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Great reviews man.
Glad you like them!
Great video! Glad you can appreciate these guys. They were pioneers in hip hop and started more fads in hip hop music then most other during their reign. They were inspired by legends like Kool Herc, African Bambaataa, and grandmaster flash. Same as all nyc underground hip hop musicians. Only thing is they added tons of new slang and things that would be used by almost all hip hop mc’s and dj’s for the next ten years. Though they didn’t get the credit for it they deserved
No problem!
MCA made this beat and him and Rick Rubin produced the song. MCA, Reverend Run and DMC wrote the lyrics...
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I really liked the history lesson. I learned something new today! Thank yô.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beat nasty as Shaq's feet. Lyrically NYC legendary. All three emcees mic mauled. That's why till this day they're revered like Paul. #Legends
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My back still hurts from the alpine amp pushin 4 12's in the backseat, kickin like a f*ckin mule. Greatness.
Like your reaction to some of the greatest music nothing like it ever again , there shit bangs
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It's been a while I listened to Paul Revere and forgot how good it is!!
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Thank-you for knowing who Paul Revere was, you'd be surprised how many have not known. It was refreshing.
History is very improtant, thank you for supporting 🙏🏽
I love the Paul Revere facts. No apologies needed.
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@@StaxReacts I was gonna say the say thing. You be you and never apologize for it. Just be honest and open minded and the rest will follow. ❤
@@sally2shoes for sure, thank you so much 🙏🏽
Your reactions are 🔥.
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Dude, I love how you went into the history of Paul Revere before you even hit play. Respect.
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Good thing you like them bc they made 3 decades of music to explore. You have barely scratched the surface. Enjoy the journey.
Let’s goooooooo
I LOVE your history lessons. Subbing specifically because you are schooling people. 😄
Thank you so much, welcome to the family
One of my old favorites. Had a 76 caprice classic with two 15’s and four 12’s. Beat that car up
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I used to rap this on the school bus in 5th grade. me, jared kolbacher, and earl the pearl. we each had our own parts. that was 35 years ago and i still know every word like it was yesterday.
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I got the gun, you got the brew. (beer)/. I have been following the Beasties since 1984s COOKIEPUSS. They were jamming rap for a few years by then, starting with rap around 1980-81, from their punk beginnings. DJ RR (Rick Rubin) on the turntable and 808.
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One of my favorite Beastie boys songs of all time. Definitely a classic! They were pretty lit considering they were made in the '80s
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@@StaxReacts this was the first time I watched one of your reactions, but I loved it and I will definitely be watching more! Keep up the great work, my friend!
That first album is just so unique. They were so young. Such jokers - you hold up the album art to a mirror and the plane number 3MTA3 ... Says EATME. 😂 Unfolded the plane looked like a crushed out cigarette to me.
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You gotta do the whole album bro. So damm good!
Going to do that live very soon
Got to hear them in 1992. At the beginning of this song, they did, "Now......" and tossed the mic into the audience. It was passed around as people got a chance to rap it. Everyone knew the words. The band loved it. The audience loved it. RIP MCA. Edit to add, I use this song as a speech warmup since I'm a minister and speak weekly. "His voice was hoarse, his throat was dry, he asked me for a sip." can be quite the tongue-twister when done quickly. No one has questioned me....yet.
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Another fun warmup to master is "Irish wristwatch."
I'm so old that I got this album when it first came out. Pushing this bass thru my twin 12inch Cerwin Vega speakers in my car's trunk was EPIC!!! For bass, also listen to Ice T's "6 in the Morning"
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