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Beastie Boys – Sabotage
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This is track 6 on Beastie Boys’ fourth (full-length) studio album, Ill Communication, released 5/31/1994. As the first single, it was released well ahead of the album, on 01/28/
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Phish – Sabotage
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I can't stand it I know you planned it / But I'm gonna set it straight, this water gate / I can't stand rocking when I'm in here / Because your crystal bal ain't so crystal clear
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Beastie Boys – Sabotage Covers
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See all of “Sabotage” by Beastie Boys’s covers
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Beastie Boys – Sabotage (Live on SNL)
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[Verse 1] / Awwww / I can't stand it, I know you planned it / I'm-a set it straight, this Watergate / I can't stand rockin' when I'm in here / Cause your crystal ball ain't so
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FIDLAR – Sabotage
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Beastie Boys – “Sabotage” is a song from their 94' album “Ill Communication”
FIDLAR’s cover is released as a single.
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Nikoline – Sabotage
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You never saw a woman like this / Kickass hits. Behind the mixing disk / I know my ins and outs on Avalon, Fireface UC and Waves / I’m a force of nature coming right at ya like a
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Beastie Boys – Sabotage Samples
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See all of “Sabotage” by Beastie Boys’s samples, covers, remixes, interpolations and live versions
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Lizzy Farrall – Sabotage
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[Verse 1] / I can't stand it, I know you planned it / I'm gonna set it straight, this Watergate / I can't stand rocking when I'm in here / 'Cause your crystal ball ain't so crystal
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Isosine – Remember the Voodoo People
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[Intro: Mike Shinoda "Remember the Name"] / You ready? Let's go! / Yeah! / For those of you that want to know what we're all about / It's like this, y'all, c'mon! / [Part 1: Mike
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Erick Sermon – Relentless
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[Intro] / Yeah / All day yeah, uh / Turn me up and t-tu... uh-huh / It's serious / Headphones turn me up / [Verse] / This is somethin that you need to hear / It's cool and capture
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Beastie Boys – Sure Shot
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This is the first song on the Ill Communication LP, and 3rd single, released a few days after the album, on May 31, 1994. Songwriting credit is shared by Beastie Boys, Wendell
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Beastie Boys – Live Wire
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I know where you got to be going / But you don't know why / I see things I ought not to know / But I can't help life / You never knew my heart for you / Was monster size / You're a
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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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Beastie Boys – Shadrach
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The type of song Genius was invented for — a pop culture reference-heavy number from (arguably) the group’s best album that ranks among their greatest songs…
“Shadrach” is Track
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Beastie Boys (Ft. Mark Nishita) – The Update
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Track #9 on Beastie Boys’ fourth (full-length) studio album, Ill Communication, released 5.31.1994. “The Update” samples:
“Children of the Earth Flames“ by John Klemmer, from
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Beastie Boys – Ch-Check It Out
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No, for real, ch-check this out!
“Ch-Check It Out” is the opening track and lead single from the Beastie’s sixth studio album To the 5 Boroughs – their first single in five years
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Beastie Boys – So What'cha Want
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“So What'cha Want” is track #7 and the second single from Beastie Boys' album Check Your Head. It was recorded and mixed at G-Son Studios, Atwater Village, CA, Co-produced by
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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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Beastie Boys – Body Movin'
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“Body Movin'” is Track #6 on Beastie Boys' fifth (full-length) studio album, Hello Nasty. It was the record’s second single, released on 11.5.1998. Length is 3:09.
Samples
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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 – 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 – B-Boys Makin' with the Freak Freak
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Track #3 on Beastie Boys’ fourth (full-length) studio album, Ill Communication, released 5.31.1994.
Samples include:
Adam Yauch’s answering machine message (featured only on
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Beastie Boys – The Scoop
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This is Track #17 on Beastie Boys’ fourth (full-length) studio album, Ill Communication, released 5.31.1994.
Samples include:
“Jacob’s Ladder“ by Cedar Walton Jr.
“I Know I
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Beastie Boys (Ft. Eric Bobo & Mark Nishita) – Bobo on the Corner
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Track 4 off of Ill Communication, the title of this song is a direct reference to the Miles Davis album, On The Corner, which the sound of this album as a whole is directly
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AC Breeze – Sabotage V2
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[Verse 1] / Got a knife in my back and you know who did it / Get a life and an act, but you won't admit it / You're always coming short like a fuckin midget / Talkin' right behind
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Beastie Boys – Boomin' Granny
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This song was released as a B-side for the “Jimmy James” single, released 8.28.1992 — the 3rd single off the Check Your Head album. It later appeared on Beastie Boys Anthology
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Leo Moracchioli – Sabotage (Metal Version)
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[Verse 1] / I can't stand it, I know you planned it / I'm-a set it straight, this Watergate / I can't stand rockin' when I'm in here / Cause your crystal ball ain't so crystal
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Beastie Boys – Body Movin' (Fatboy Slim Remix)
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[Chorus] / Body movin', body movin', body movin' / We be body movin' / Body movin', body movin', body movin' / We be body movin', body movin' / A Body movin', body movin' / We be
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