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 | | Description: | Engineer: Mario Caldato Jr., Engineer [Assistant]: Allen Abrahamson, Photography By [Cover Photo Assistant]: Dominick Watkins, Photography By [Cover Photo Assistant]: Jeremy Shatan, Photography By [Cover Photo Assistant]: Mathew Cohen, Photography By [Cover]: Nathanial Hornblower, Photography By [Sleeve]: Ricky Powell (2), Producer: Beastie Boys, Producer: The Dust Brothers, Remastered By [Digitally Remastered At Sterling Sound]: Beastie Boys, Remastered By [Digitally Remastered At Sterling Sound]: Chris Athens, Scratches: EZ Mike, Technician [Technical Work]: David Freed, Written-By: Beastie Boys, Written-By: The Dust Brothers, Producer: Mario Caldato Jr., Labelcode 6933002 (509996 93300 25, C2-93300), Phonographic Copyright (p) Capitol Records, LLC, Copyright (c) Capitol Records, LLC, Phonographic Copyright (p) Beastie Boys, Copyright (c) Beastie Boys, Remastered At Sterling Sound, Recorded At Mario G's, Recorded At The Opium Den, Mixed At Record Plant, N.Y.C., Glass Mastered At Technicolor, Guadalajara, Mexico, Pressed By Technicolor, Guadalajara, Mexico | | Product Safety
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