Beastie Boys - Paul's Boutique
Artist.....: Beastie Boys
Title......: Paul's Boutique
Label......: Capitol Records
Store Date.: Feb-10-2009
Genre......: Hip-Hop
Encoder....: Lame 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Size.......: 63,7 MB
Track Listing:
01 - To All The Girls 01:29
02 - Shake Your Rump 03:18
03 - Johnny Ryall 03:02
04 - Egg Man 02:58
05 - High Plains Drifter 04:13
06 - The Sounds Of Science 03:12
07 - 3-Minute Rule 03:39
08 - Hey Ladies 03:48
09 - 5-Piece Chicken Dinner 00:23
10 - Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun 03:29
11 - Car Thief 03:40
12 - What Comes Around 03:08
13 - Shadrach 04:08
14 - Ask For Janice 00:11
15 - 59 Chrystie Street 00:57
16 - Get On The Mic 01:14
17 - Stop That Train 01:59
18 - A Year And A Day 02:22
19 - Hello Brooklyn 01:32
20 - Dropping Names 01:03
21 - Lay It On Me 00:54
22 - Mike On The Mic 00:48
23 - Awol 01:46
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53:13 min
Release Notes:
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When The Beastie Boys hit platinum with their debut album, they
were instantly labeled the Elvises of rap, accused of being just
another bunch of white musicians stealing from black music. But
what was overlooked was that the Beasties actually ... Full
Descriptionhad some interesting ideas to take hip hop to new
levels. While in the years to come other white rappers like
Vanilla Ice and Jesse Jaymes would prove they were the true
cultural thieves, the Beasties defended themselves by recording a
seminal rap album, PAUL'S BOUTIQUE. The record was, in fact, so
legit that it eroded their commercial appeal in middle America.
PAUL'S BOUTIQUE is a sample-fest--a post-modern epic of cut and
splice studio wizardry. Taking snippets of music from sources as
disparate as Curtis Mayfield, The Beatles, B.D.P., The Ramones and
The Jaws soundtrack (as well as countless others), they built
songs out of the debris of modern culture. Over these mind-blowing
tracks, they weaved tall tales, self-promotional proclamations and
sheer non-sense into a singular vision of inspired lunacy. Besides
Public Enemy, no one else was producing albums as complex as this.
PAUL'S BOUTIQUE sounds two or three years ahead of its time,
perhaps this is why the album was considered such a failure upon
its release.
Whatever the case, there really is no album that sounds quite like
this one does; the Beasties returned to the top of the charts a
few years later with CHECK YOUR HEAD, but they may never be able
to top the originality and depth of their stunning sophomore
effort.
