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Yeah thats absolutely true,
It was an exaggeration I mean how they rap, at least for the last couple decades, has been the same. I'm not really counting it as a negative thing, I felt like that song sounded as good as their other material. |
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I'm enjoying this album, I think it's really solid and definitely better than anything on To the 5 Boroughs (which admittedly I didn't to much) and The Mix-Up (the instrumental one - which I liked but doesn't compare to a lot of other instrumental hip-hop). I inadvertently downloaded the clean version though, so I re-downloaded the explicit and will have to switch out my files before my next listen. The good thing is that I couldn't tell it was the clean one - there's no obvious bleeping or missing words or anything. I'm curious how much cussing is on the explicit version.
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Listening to the album, I couldn't believe they passed up making the new reactionaries version of "Too Many Rappers" the lead single. The synth loop was catchy as %&*$.
If Hot Sauce Part 2 was released in the 90's, it would clearly be inferior to Check Your Head, Ill Communication and Hello Nasty. I think the fact the To the 5 Boroughs was a disappointment (not that it is a bad record, but it's pretty boring by Beastie Boys standards) helps to eliminate that gap. If I had to rank them, this is what it would look like.... 1. Check Your Head 2. Paul's Boutique 3. Hello Nasty 4a. Ill Communication 4b. Hot Sauce Committee Part 2 5. To the 5 Boroughs/Licensed to Ill 6. The Mix Up |
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