Album that changed your musical outlook...? (lyrics, hip-hop, metal, punk)

SATCHMO · 03-26-2009, 12:58 AM

In retrospect this album doesn't seem like a big deal but at the time of its release it caused a lot of people, including me to do a double take and say "wha.....arent these the fight for your right to party guys" Not only was the album itself awesome, but three guys that we'd associated with novelty white rap were breaking out their instruments and laying down some of the best retro-soul/acid jazz iv'e ever heard completely interlaced with fantastic hip-hop. Such an underrated album.

333 · 03-26-2009, 01:07 AM

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO

In retrospect this album doesn't seem like a big deal but at the time of its release it caused a lot of people, including me to do a double take and say "wha.....arent these the fight for your right to party guys" Not only was the album itself awesome, but three guys that we'd associated with novelty white rap were breaking out their instruments and laying down some of the best retro-soul/acid jazz iv'e ever heard completely interlaced with fantastic hip-hop. Such an underrated album.

Ah, yes, the Beastie Boys - truly talented musicians. I'm sure you've heard Sound from Way Out, then, if you're into their jazz. Also, have you seen Holy ****! I Shot That!?

Piss Me Off · 03-26-2009, 05:32 AM

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Such an underrated album.

Ooo definitely, i prefer it over Paul's Boutique which i know isnt the norm. It flows incredibly considering how different each track is to each other.

Surell · 03-28-2009, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by SATCHMO

In retrospect this album doesn't seem like a big deal but at the time of its release it caused a lot of people, including me to do a double take and say "wha.....arent these the fight for your right to party guys" Not only was the album itself awesome, but three guys that we'd associated with novelty white rap were breaking out their instruments and laying down some of the best retro-soul/acid jazz iv'e ever heard completely interlaced with fantastic hip-hop. Such an underrated album.

I love how they experimented with that album, heavy stuff on there. I need to get that iTuned.

03-26-2009, 12:58 AM	#1 (permalink)
SATCHMO Al Dente Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 4,847	In retrospect this album doesn't seem like a big deal but at the time of its release it caused a lot of people, including me to do a double take and say "wha.....arent these the fight for your right to party guys" Not only was the album itself awesome, but three guys that we'd associated with novelty white rap were breaking out their instruments and laying down some of the best retro-soul/acid jazz iv'e ever heard completely interlaced with fantastic hip-hop. Such an underrated album.