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Licensed To Ill
LP (Item 8240) Def Jam, 1986 — Condition: Used
The game-changing Def Jam classic from the mid 80s – and still possibly the greatest album by the Beastie Boys – even though they'd grow up a whole lot after this! The Beasties later distanced themselves from much of the attitude of this album, and you can't fault the Boys for maturing. Their genesis from stoopid (as opposed to stupid) to thoughtful and playful innovators is as impressive as just about any artistic evolution we can think of, but that doesn't make these party anthems any less amazing! With all the killer cuts you remember – "Rhymin & Stealin", "The New Style", "Girls", "Fight For Your Right To Party", "No Sleep Til Brooklyn", "Paul Revere", "Hold It Now Hit It", "She's Crafty", and more. (Original pressing. Cover has edge wear, splitting on the spine, some sticker residue in one corner, and some marker on the back. Labels have some marker.) © 1996-2013, Dusty Groove, Inc. | |||||
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