Beastie Boys - Ill Communication mp3

Performer: Beastie Boys
Title: Ill Communication
Country: US
Catalog Number: C2 7243 8 28599 2 5, CDP 7243 8 28599 2 5
Label: Capitol Records, Grand Royal
Released: 1994
Style: Pop Rap, Alternative Rock, Jazz-Funk, Punk
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 504

Beastie Boys Capitol Records Grand Royal Pop Rap Alternative Rock Jazz Funk Punk 1994

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Tracklist

1	Root Down Written-By – Beastie Boys	3:32
2	B-Boys Makin' With The Freak Freak Written-By – Beastie Boys	3:53
3	Bobo On The Corner Written-By – Beastie Boys, Bobo, Nishita	1:13
4	Eugene's Lament Violin – Eugene GoreWritten-By – Beastie Boys, Bobo, Gore, Nishita	2:12
5	The Update Written-By – Beastie Boys, Caldato, Nishita	3:15
6	Do It Featuring – Biz MarkieWritten-By – Beastie Boys, Hall, Caldato, Nishita	3:16
7	Flute Loop Written-By – Beastie Boys, Caldato	1:54
8	Ricky's Theme Written-By – Beastie Boys, Bobo, Nishita	3:43
9	Sabrosa Written-By – Beastie Boys, Bobo, Nishita	3:29
10	Futterman's Rule Written-By – Beastie Boys, Nishita	3:42
11	Sabotage Written-By – Beastie Boys	2:58
12	Heart Attack Man Beats [Hardcore Beats] – Amery SmithWritten-By – Smith, Beastie Boys	2:15
13	Alright Hear This Written-By – Beastie Boys	3:07
14	Sure Shot Written-By – Beastie Boys, D.J. Hurricane, Caldato	3:19
15	Bodhisattva Vow Written-By – Beastie Boys, Caldato	3:08
16	Get It Together Featuring – Q-TipWritten-By – Beastie Boys, J. Davis	4:05
17	The Scoop Written-By – Beastie Boys, Caldato	3:36
18	Transitions Written-By – Beastie Boys, Nishita	2:31
19	Shambala Written-By – Beastie Boys, Bobo, Nishita	3:40
20	Tough Guy Beats [Hardcore Beats] – Amery SmithWritten-By – Smith, Beastie Boys	0:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
7243 8 28599 2 5	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album)	Capitol Records	7243 8 28599 2 5	Europe	1994
C4 7 2438307354 2	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication (Clean Version) ‎(Cass, Album, Gre)	Capitol Records	C4 7 2438307354 2	US	1994
CDP 528599	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album, Club)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	CDP 528599	Canada	1994
TOCP-8230	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	TOCP-8230	Japan	1994
C4-528599	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(Cass, Album, Club)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	C4-528599	US	1994

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
C1 7243 8 28599 1 8	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(2xLP, Album, Tra)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	C1 7243 8 28599 1 8	US	1994
7243 8 28599 2 5	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album)	Capitol Records	7243 8 28599 2 5	Europe	1994
C4 7 2438307354 2	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication (Clean Version) ‎(Cass, Album, Gre)	Capitol Records	C4 7 2438307354 2	US	1994
CDP 528599	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album, Club)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	CDP 528599	Canada	1994
TOCP-8230	Beastie Boys	Ill Communication ‎(CD, Album)	Capitol Records, Grand Royal	TOCP-8230	Japan	1994

Credits

Bass [Fender Jazz, Zelinger], Double Bass [Acoustic Uprights] – MC Adam Yauch
Design – Gibran Evans
Drums [Trap Kit] – Mike D
Engineer – Mario Caldato Jr.
Engineer [Assistant] – Settly
Guitar – Adrock
Keyboards – Money Mark
Mastered By – Tom Baker
Painting [Inside Painting] – Alex Grey
Percussion – Eric Bobo
Photography By [All Other] – Ari Marcopoulos
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Bruce Davidson
Producer – Beastie Boys, Mario Caldato Jr.

Bass [Fender Jazz], Bass [Zelinger], Acoustic Bass [Acoustic Upright] – MC Adam Yauch
Design – Gibran Evans
Drums [Trap Kits] – Mike D
Engineer – Mario Caldato Jr.
Engineer [Assistant] – Settley
Guitar – Adrock
Keyboards [What Else] – Keyboard Money Mark
Legal [Samples Cleared By] – Pat Shannahan
Management – Gold Mountain Entertainment, John Silva , "Old School Ron"
Mastered By – Tom Baker
Painting – Alex Grey
Percussion – Eric Bobo
Photography By – Ari Marcopoulos
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Bruce Davidson
Producer – Beastie Boys, Mario Caldato Jr.

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Companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capitol Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Capitol Records, Inc.
Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.
Published By – Brooklyn Dust Music
Published By – PolyGram International Publishing, Inc.
Published By – Zomba Enterprises, Inc.
Published By – Jazz Merchant Music
Recorded At – G-Son Studios
Mixed At – G-Son Studios
Recorded At – Tin Pan Alley Studios
Mixed At – Tin Pan Alley Studios
Mastered At – Bundy's Playhouse
Mastered At – Future Disc
Pressed By – EMI Jax

Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capitol Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Capitol Records, Inc.
Recorded At – G-Son Studios
Mixed At – G-Son Studios
Recorded At – Tin Pan Alley Studios
Mixed At – Tin Pan Alley Studios
Mastered At – Future Disc
Published By – Brooklyn Dust Music
Published By – PolyGram International Publishing, Inc.
Published By – Zomba Enterprises, Inc.
Published By – Jazz Merchant Music
Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation

Video

Album

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Reviews (4)

Walan

Which Canadian CD release begins with the answering machine at the start of B-Boys Make With The Freak Freak? There are 7 versions listed for a cd release. Unless it's another verison. There is this french girl leaving a message on an answering machine. This was removed on later versions of this album. I'm not sure if this was on any other releases. But my copy when it came out had this. And I've never came across that release of it in years.

Zulurr

I always thought the translucent black was just really cheap vinyl, given hardly any records were being pressed in 1994. I don't remember any special stickers calling out this feature, and it's barely noticeable unless you're holding it up to light.

Uickabrod

wilky77 All of Mobile Fidelity pressing from Japan in the 80's were translucent vinyl. Almost Brownish. I don't understand what significance all the vinyl these days being pressed on 180g has, cause it's not for quality. How's this version sound? I agree with the 180g vinyl pressing comment. I have a lot of Japanese pressings , most are between 140g and 160g. Many of them sound better than the new heavier weight pressings. I think it boils down to what country the album was pressed in as well as what plant actually presses the reissue. It also has a lot to do with equipment as well. That’s not to be taken personally, as my set up is what most Audiophiles would consider mediocre myself. I try and stay away from some pressings as they aren’t as skilled as the old timers who are still working and know what they are doing. I have a couple of recent purchases that have a lot of noise in them from the factory. It’s either dust or poor handling. Read my long response in the below Group. You’ll see why I’m picky about who presses the vinyl I purchase.https://www.discogs.com/group/thread/778440I really don’t care for clear vinyl as it’s hard to tell where the songs on each side or end as you can see through them like glass. I will occasionally buy a clear version as a collector, but I generally prefer black vinyl pressed at an EU plant like Pallas. I also agree with “copyboy311”. I have a lot of MFSL releases both old and new, 180g vinyl adds up in weight and it isn’t always necessarily better. I keep all of my MFSL pressings on the bottom shelf of my hardwood built shelving. Some of the best 180g albums I own are by The Doors, the 2012 Analogue Production 45RPM remastered series. The 2015 Peter Gabriel half speed 45rpm numbered remasters sound great as well. But it’s my Japanese vinyl collection that gets the most play time. I love music of just about all genres, but I generally do not like rap, it’s nothing personal nor racial, I’ve owned some Public Enemy CDs, as well as N.W.A. and others. One of my favorite live performances was by George Clinton and the P-Funk Allstars. It was the most amazing sight seeing the mothership land and watching these guys in incredible costumes bring down the House. However, I don’t intend to buy the vinyl release of most of the rap artist, I mostly listened to Rap as many of my friends liked it. I’ve been mostly a Deadhead from my youth and a Phish fan, but I gotta say I still love The Beastie Boys! It’s just hilarious to me that three white Jewish guys from Brooklyn broke into a scene and they we’re incredibly talented. Their lyrics are hilarious and they don’t seem to be as mad about the world as other rappers. Paul’s Boutique is an incredible album. It’s the absolute best album in my opinion they ever made. I like all of their albums, but the amount of illegal sampling they pulled off with that album is as great as it gets. The legal cost of putting out that album now would be unheard of in cost. I hear something different from this album with each time I listen to it. It’s an album that I bought twice as the first repressing was flawed. I purchased another and it sounds incredible. They are exactly the same pressing. Sorry for the long reply, ADHD is sometimes a gift and at other times a lot of nonsense. Enjoy collecting and sometimes you just have to accept that an album reissue is what it is. It’s why I have a few different copies of the same release.Texasbear

Beardana

I hadn't listened to it in years, but it sounds quite good actually. Wide dynamic range and plenty of low end. Sometimes it's hard to tell how good my copy still is, since there was record noise recorded into the mix. But, yeah, for a thin piece of vinyl, it sounds great. I agree with the 180g hype. Everything was pressed on standard-weight vinyl from the 60s through the 80s and we know that most of it sounded good. RCA even had the super-thin Dynaflex vinyl that some of Bowie's albums were pressed on (Hunky Dory), and they sound good as well. As far as I'm concerned, 180g records just make the collection more of a pain in the ass to move and allow the labels to charge more.