Beastie Boys "Solid Gold Hits" (w/DVD) - Nov 8th
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Beastie Boys "Solid Gold Hits" (w/DVD) - Nov 8th
Posted on the messageboard over at www.beastieboys.com - and confirmed by Adam Yauch http://www.beastieboys.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=56885
Based on the tracklisting, I assume a double vinyl version will be released. The DVD will feature videos for all of the songs on the CD. Since no video was filmed for "Brass Monkey" they will use a live version from the upcoming Madison Square Gardens DVD from their recent tour.
Yauch mentions Capitol wanted a single-disc compilation - so that's the reason for it. Capitol wouldn't release the MSG live DVD unless BBoys released this singles compilation. That said, Yauch indicated that he's fine with the release.
Anyways, only new stuff here is the DVD release of 2 LTI songs and 3 (of 4) videos from their last album.
Yauch: no plans for any commentary. the DVD is real simple. just the vids....
wait, i'll find the track listing. ok here it goes:
A: 13.5 min
1 so what cha want
2 brass monkey
3 ch-check it out
4 no sleep ‘til brooklyn
B: 12.3 min
5 hey ladies
6 pass the mic
7 an open letter to nyc
C: 14 min
8 root down
9 shake your rump
10 intergalactic
11 sure shot
D: 14.7
12 body movin’ (fat boy slim remix)
13 triple trouble
14 sabotage
15 fight for your right
wait, i'll find the track listing. ok here it goes:
A: 13.5 min
1 so what cha want
2 brass monkey
3 ch-check it out
4 no sleep ‘til brooklyn
B: 12.3 min
5 hey ladies
6 pass the mic
7 an open letter to nyc
C: 14 min
8 root down
9 shake your rump
10 intergalactic
11 sure shot
D: 14.7
12 body movin’ (fat boy slim remix)
13 triple trouble
14 sabotage
15 fight for your right
Yauch mentions Capitol wanted a single-disc compilation - so that's the reason for it. Capitol wouldn't release the MSG live DVD unless BBoys released this singles compilation. That said, Yauch indicated that he's fine with the release.
Anyways, only new stuff here is the DVD release of 2 LTI songs and 3 (of 4) videos from their last album.
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I'll stick to "a sound of science" 2 disc cd set with a better selection of songs, and the criterion dvd. Nothin says greedy then releasing a singles comp, while there is already a good one out already. (and when does the dvd of the msg concert come out?
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UAIOE, I hear ya. That's my main reason for never having bought the Criterion DVD....no first album videos. Hell, I remember a VHS that was out around the first albums' release that had all the promos and some other cool stuff, too. THAT'S what I want. THAT'S when, IMHO, the group were at their peak.
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
and when does the dvd of the msg concert come out?
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A, B, C, D?
Are the songs mixed into four 12-15 minute medleys or something?
Are the songs mixed into four 12-15 minute medleys or something?
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Originally Posted by zombiezilla
UAIOE, I hear ya. That's my main reason for never having bought the Criterion DVD....no first album videos. Hell, I remember a VHS that was out around the first albums' release that had all the promos and some other cool stuff, too. THAT'S what I want. THAT'S when, IMHO, the group were at their peak.
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Cottington?!?!? I think not. I listen to everything from the Monkees to Motorhead. But, I do like the "accessability" of that 1st CD. I was, for one, very dissapointed in the lack of singles/anthems on Paul's Boutique.
Cottington?!?!? I think not. I listen to everything from the Monkees to Motorhead. But, I do like the "accessability" of that 1st CD. I was, for one, very dissapointed in the lack of singles/anthems on Paul's Boutique.
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I'm just giving you a hard time, although Polly Wog Stew did technically come out before Licensed to Ill, I was not aware of the Beastie Boys prior to Licensed to Ill either. I was just pointing out to you that there are some videos on Criterion from Polly Wog Stew, just not Licensed to Ill.
I've always looked at Paul's as a listening experience more than an individual album, especially since "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" flows back into "To All the Girls" if you hit replay on your CD player.
I would disagree with you, though, that there are no anthems on Paul's. "Hey Ladies" is THE anthem of all anthems. A great album does not need any "singles" to be a great album.
I remember the band in interviews around the time the Criterion dvd came out about how they were embarassed about that whole Licensed period, where they sought out to lampoon the whole frat boy thing, and became what they were once making fun of. Do yourself a favor and pick up that Criterion DVD. It's is days worth of enjoyment through muliple angles and remixes.
Here's a link to the page I was too lazy to post to yesterday:
http://www.moire.com/beastieboys/samples/index.php
I've always looked at Paul's as a listening experience more than an individual album, especially since "B-Boy Bouillabaisse" flows back into "To All the Girls" if you hit replay on your CD player.
I would disagree with you, though, that there are no anthems on Paul's. "Hey Ladies" is THE anthem of all anthems. A great album does not need any "singles" to be a great album.
I remember the band in interviews around the time the Criterion dvd came out about how they were embarassed about that whole Licensed period, where they sought out to lampoon the whole frat boy thing, and became what they were once making fun of. Do yourself a favor and pick up that Criterion DVD. It's is days worth of enjoyment through muliple angles and remixes.
Here's a link to the page I was too lazy to post to yesterday:
http://www.moire.com/beastieboys/samples/index.php