Genius Lyrics
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Beastie Boys – No Sleep Till Brooklyn
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“NSTB” is a classic Beastie Boys cut from Licensed to Ill, and the LP’s sixth single, released 3.1.1987. The narrative highlights the Boys' experiences while out on tour
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M.O.P. – Hilltop Flava (No Sleep 'til Brooklyn)
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* includes a sample of the Beastie Boys song "No Sleep 'til Brooklyn" / [Intro] / HAHAHAHAHA! / Ha Firing squad nigga! Raise, motherfuckin Cain! / (Motherfucker!) / Aiyyo
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Beastie Boys – No Sleep Till Brooklyn Samples
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See all of “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” by Beastie Boys’s samples
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Huggy Bear – No Sleep
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No sleep till the location's found / No sleep till that man is out of town / No sleep till I can't hear the sound / Of your voice, your voice telling me there is no choice / Your
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Brian Tyler – Press Start
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[Instrumental]
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The Three Braincells – ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
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[Chorus: L1L GH0ST-DAWG & OJ Da Baptist] / Erectile dysfunction! / Erectile dysfunction! / Erectile dysfunction! / Erectile dysfunction! / [Verse 1: PIant Daddy] / I've got rhymes
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Jimmy Fallon – History of Rap 4 Samples
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See all of “History of Rap 4” by Jimmy Fallon’s samples
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Wackie's Disco Rock Band – Wack Rap Interpolations
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See all of “Wack Rap” by Wackie's Disco Rock Band’s interpolations
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Team Backpack (Ft. Catalyst (Producer), Futuristic & Kidaf) – Catalyst, Futuristic, Kidaf
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[Verse 1: Catalyst] / Team Backpack make some noise, how y'all feelin'? / I go by the name of Catalyst Bars / Cats Life 3 coming soon, Alien Fam too / Aight, here we go. Smoky
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Beastie Boys – Paul Revere
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Released in 1986 on Licensed to Ill, this song helped make the Beastie Boys–it’s the tale of how they got acquainted. The title is a little misleading, as it has nothing to do
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Beastie Boys – Fight for Your Right
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This is the fourth single — and Track 7 — from Beastie Boys' debut full-length album, Licensed To Ill. The record was released on 6.6.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of CBS
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Jimmy Fallon (Ft. Justin Timberlake) – History of Rap 4
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The fourth rendition of Justin and Jimmy’s “History of Rap” series, the two perform some of the greatest hits in hip-hop history on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.
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Beastie Boys – Hold It Now, Hit It
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“Hold It Now Hit It” is Track 10, and the first single off the Beastie Boys' debut full-length album, Licensed To Ill. The record was released on 6.6.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a
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Beastie Boys (Ft. DJ Hurricane) – The New Style
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This is the second single — and Track #2 — from Beastie Boys' debut full-length album, Licensed To Ill. The record was released on 6.6.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of
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Beastie Boys (Ft. Mix Master Mike) – An Open Letter to NYC
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Listen, All You New Yorkers / Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and Staten / From the Battery to the top of Manhattan / Asian, Middle-Eastern and Latin / Black, White, New York you make it
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Beastie Boys – Brass Monkey
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“Brass Monkey" is Track #11 on Beastie Boys' debut full-length album, Licensed To Ill. The record was released on 6.6.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of CBS/Columbia
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Beastie Boys – Posse in Effect
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“Posse in Effect” is Track 4 on Licensed to Ill, released 11.15.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of CBS/Columbia Records. The track was co-produced by Beastie Boys
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Beastie Boys – Rhymin & Stealin
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“Rhymin’ and Stealin’” is Track #1 from the Beastie Boys' debut LP, License to Ill — released on 6.6.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of CBS/Columbia Records. The track was
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Apathy (Ft. Celph Titled, Chum The Skrilla Guerilla & M.O.P.) – Stomp Rappers
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Apathy teams up with close affiliate Celph Titled and legendary hip-hop duo M.O.P. to create the hard banging track Stomp Rappers, which followed “Alien Weaponry”, “I Keep On” and
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Joey Bada$$ (Ft. Action Bronson & Elle Varner) – Run up on Ya
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“Run Up On Ya” is the first bonus track on B4.DA.$$. It features a verse from Action Bronson and a smooth hook from R&B-singer Elle Varner. Statik Selektah produced the beat, which
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Beastie Boys – Slow Ride
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The song samples “Low Rider” by War.
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Morris Minor and the Majors – Stutter Rap (No Sleep til Bedtime)
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“Stutter Rap” is a novelty hit that parodies the Beastie Boys' early sound, as heard on their debut album Licensed To Ill, combined with the gimmick that each rapper has a vocal
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Beastie Boys – Girls
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“Girls” is the sixth track of Beastie Boys' debut album Licensed To Ill. The LP was released on November 15, 1986 by Def Jam Recordings.
“Girls” was performed in 1 known concert:
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Beastie Boys – Time to Get Ill
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“Time to Get Ill" is Track #13 on Licensed to Ill, released 11.15.1986. Samples include:
“Take the Money and Run“ by Steve Miller from the album, Fly Like an Eagle (1976)
“I’m
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Beastie Boys – Slow and Low
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This track is a cover of the Run-D.M.C. “Slow and Low” demo originally recorded for the King of Rock album and was written by:
Joseph “Run” Simmons
Darryl “DMC” McDaniels
Rick
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Backstreet Boys – I Want It That Way
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“I Want It That Way” is about a strained relationship. The lyrical interpretation of this song, however, is notoriously muddled. They don’t necessarily make sense—and this is the
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Beastie Boys (Ft. Q-Tip) – Get It Together
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Every Jewish mother’s favorite rap trio teams up with Q-Tip of A Tribe Called Quest for a playful flow in the style of the Golden Age. The track was recorded and mixed at G-Son
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Beastie Boys – Root Down
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“Root Down” is Track #5 on the Ill Communication LP, released 5.31.1994. Evan Bernard directed the video. The song is so nice, it was re-released on 5.23.1995 (as the album’s 4th
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Beastie Boys – She's Crafty
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“She’s Crafty” is Track 3 on Licensed to Ill, released 11.15.1986 by Def Jam Recordings, a division of CBS/Columbia Records. The track was co-produced by Beastie Boys, engineered
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