Ill Communication

Beastie Boys
Ill Communication

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Capitol
Release date: 10/Jul/2009
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Sure Shot
1.2 Tough Guy
1.3 B-Boys Makin' with the Freak Freak
1.4 Bobo on the Corner
1.5 Root Down
1.6 Sabotage
1.7 Get It Together
1.8 Sabrosa
1.9 Update
1.10 Futterman's Rule
2.1 Alright Hear This
2.2 Eugene's Lament
2.3 Flute Loop
2.4 Do It
2.5 Ricky's Theme
2.6 Heart Attack Man
2.7 Scoop
2.8 Shambala
2.9 Bodhisattva Vow
2.10 Transitions
Number of discs: 2
Description:Ill Communication by Beastie Boys, released 9 July 2009, includes the following tracks: "B-Boys Makin' with the Freak Freak", "Root Down", "Get it Together", "The Update" and more. This version of Ill Communication comes as a 2xLP. The vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. Another vinyl is pressed as a opaque disc. -
Remastered for the first time, and oversean by the band, the Beastie Boy's Ill Communication makes it's return to the vinyl format. It comes as a 180 gram double gatefold 2 LP set. The second disc comes with 12 tracks, one which is previously unreleased, 3 remixes and one live track.
Gatefold sleeve. ? © 1994 Capitol Records, LLC and Beastie Boys All songs published by Brooklyn Dust Music/Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) except "Get It Together" published by Brooklyn Dust Music/Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) and Zomba Enterprises, Inc./Jazz Merchant Music (ASCAP). Recorded & mixed at G-Son Studios, with the parquet floor, Atwater Village, CA and Tin Pan Alley, New York, NY. Sequenced at Bundy's Playhouse. Mastered at Futuredisc Q-Tip appears courtesy of Jive Records Biz Markee appears courtesy of His Own Damn Self A1: Contains a sample from "The Funny Side Of Moms Mabley" Recording courtesy of MCA Records, Inc., and embodies portions of of the composition "Howlin' For Judy published by EMI Deshon Music, Inc. (BMI), performed by Jeremy Steig, courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. A5 contains samples from "Root Down (And Get It)" published by Jimmy's Music and performed by Jimmy Smith under license from Polygram Special Markets, a division of Polygram Group Distribution, Inc. B2 contains samples from "Headless Heroes published by Lonport Music (BMI) performed by Eugene McDaniels, courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation, by arrangement with Warner Special Products. B4 contains a sample from "Children of the Earth Flames" performed by John Klemmer, courtesy of MCA Records, Inc. C1 contains excerpts from "Graffiti Rock" performed by Michael Holman, courtesy of Michael Holman. C3: contains elements from "Flute Thing" published by Unichappell Music, Inc./Sea-Lark Entertainment and Six Continents Music (BMI). All rights administered by Unichappell Music, Inc. "Flute "Thing" performed by The Blues Project, under license from Polygram Special Markets, a division of Polygram Group Distribution, Inc.; and contains a sample from "Craps (After Hours)" performed by Richard Pryor, courtesy of Richard Pryor. D2 contains a sample from"Jacob's Ladder" published by Vernita Music (BMI) and performed by Cedar Walton, Jr., courtesy of Columbia Rec
"Ill Communication" is the fourth studio album by the legendary hip-hop group Beastie Boys, released in 1994 on LP format by Capitol Records. This iconic record features a dynamic blend of rap, punk, funk, and jazz influences that showcase the band's innovative approach to music. With standout tracks like "Sabotage," "Sure Shot," and "Root Down," the album captures both high-energy performances and experimental soundscapes. The Beastie Boys?comprised of Michael ?Mike D? Diamond, Adam ?MCA? Yauch, and Adam ?Ad-Rock? Horovitz?are celebrated for their genre-defying style and have earned multiple Grammy Awards over their career. Their influence extends far beyond hip-hop into popular culture at large. Capitol Records, founded in 1942 in Los Angeles, has been home to some of the most influential artists across genres including The Beatles and Frank Sinatra; its commitment to quality production makes this release a collector?s essential.
No. of tracks: 20
Manufacturer No.: 6942321
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Ivica S. - 10/Nov/2019 5 of 5 Stars!
GREAT album! If you are not a fan please listen to this album. This is what real hip/hop rap is supposed to sound like. Highly recommend