2009 reissue on 2 180-gram vinyl records in a gatefold cover. The Beasties got back to the top of their game on their third album, 1992's "Check Your Head." Playing their own instruments for the first time, the Beastie Boys expanded their sound from frat party rap to funk and punk! They hadn't abandoned rap, but it was no longer the core of their act. Plus they kept experimenting with sampling pop-cultural references, setting the stage for the big changes in music to follow in the next 20 years. "Check Your Head" broke the Billboard 200 Top 10 on the backs of songs such as "Pass the Mic," "Finger Lickin' Good" and "So What-Cha Want."
L**Z
One of the defining rock albums of the 90's
So few people are familiar with BB. Most only know them from their debut album and the popular radio singles from it. This album is a cross between Led Zeppelin, classic R&B mixed with a 90's style. I've owned this in the past on vinyl, cassette and other CD copies over the years. It holds up and sounds like music that could be listening to no matter what your taste.
R**Z
Alternativa a los sonidos de hoy en día
Me gusto su disco, no conocía su música más allá de Fight for your right (to party) e Intergalatic
I**E
Excellent
Excellent
L**R
Capa amassada
A capa veio amassada.
C**N
Discazoo en doble vinilo
Discazoo!
