Beastie Boys - Rock Hard

[@evansiggson]

My 8 yr old son loves AC/DC and Beastie Boys and I just exploded his head with this

[@claudebrodesser1]

Teach them well!

[@alch3mi5t.]

congrats on being a top Dad. 💛

[@PatrickUnsainted]

Just don't let him sing it at school 🤘 🤣

[@PatrickUnsainted]

Man where was this diamond in the 80s 90s and so on????? 🤘

[@NaschC101]

Never got permission from ACDC to use the back in black beat

[@Paul-dw2cl]

It’s really funny hearing AdRock before he started doing the voice, he just sounds like some teenager

[@justinroe9271]

I still have my 12" vinyl recalled copy of this. It's one of my B-Boys treasures.

[@Derry_A_Deryni]

you did...I got it now...shoot me in the back...running

[@XpertGamerz]

How can anyone not like the beastie boys

[@kingsaintides7227]

People are stupid af

[@graterdeddly9527]

They’re only as good as the music they sample. On their own? Of limited talent.

[@Ddubs1975]

@@graterdeddly9527 I'm not sure you know what you're talking about or you're just trolling. You are obviously welcome to your opinion but they are way more talented musicians & DJs then you're giving them credit for and/or casual listeners even realize.

[@graterdeddly9527]

@@Ddubs1975 Some things are a matter of taste, subjective, and others have an objective component to them -- e.g. J.S. Bach is more talented and made better music than Sid Vicious. With the Beasties, I am old enough to remember them when they first came out and toured with Madonna -- though not their very beginnings as a punk band. Ric Rubin pushed them, and was smart enough to be the first (that I can think of) to meld Heavy Metal with a rap song -- ("Right to Party"). I even bought the album -- I still like some of the songs, but somewhere along the line I realized that rap is the cut rate junk food of music. It's not the Oreos, it's the fake Oreos that you buy when you can't afford the real kind. A song like "Sabotage" is a good example, it's got a great build up, lots of things going on, and then just never quite gets there -- I keep waiting for a chorus that never comes. I still like the tune, but my only point, which I did have, is that the Beasties are highly overrated. People seem to think of them as the white guys who can legitimately do rap, and they are as good as anybody -- but that isn't saying much. Race has nothing to do with it -- and for me, hip hop crested with Blowfly and Rapp Dirty.

[@Ddubs1975]

@@graterdeddly9527 @Grater Deddly your points are valid, and I too am old enough to know the entire arc of the Beastie Boys musical life. The way I see it, what you're saying about them applies mostly to their early works... to which I agree their talent was clearly more limited. But as they progressed, they started to learn how to play different instruments and the evolution is apparent. They really started to hit their stride when they began working with Mario Caldato. Many in the industry consider Pauls Boutique the magnum opus of sampling. But to me, they were at their best in Check Your Head when they fused Jazz, Funk, Hip-Hop & a minimal amount of punk/rock seamlessly. I saw them live twice on that tour and was blown away by their instrumental breaks. Anyways, the only point I'm trying to make is that they became quite talented as musicians and refined their MC skills greatly as their career progressed. Everyone has a limit on their talent, but they became a lot more than 3 guys dependent on samples.

[@RockandrollNegro]

For anyone wondering what the personnel on this track is, it's AdRock on 808 drum machine, Mike D, Rick Rubin (DJ Double R) and MCA on scratches, and MCA on the guitar solo near the end. Additional guitar by AdRock.

[@neilfroggycrompton2466]

Marvin Harrison Smith II rick rubin was originally the beastie boys dj in the early days,until he left to co create the def jam record label .

[@robinberman2717]

Thanks!

[@robinberman2717]

Do you know what year this was released?

[@zibbybone]

Marvin, that's an Oberheim DMX, not a Roland TR-808.

[@mattneal276]

@@robinberman2717 '84 or '85 I think.

[@RockandrollNegro]

First first first First Blood B-boys, we don't regret There's nothing wrong with your TV set We're gettin' loose but we couldn't be harder Our beats are bigger and better and longer Got real rock shit You must admit Not fake, not false, not counterfeit I can play the drums, I can play guitar We're not just b-boys, we're real rock stars Rock, rock rock... When we bomb your ship, you better hit the deck You'll walk the plank for your disrespect, respect, respect.. If you front on the Rock, best run and hide If you got static, we'll take it outside And your slut'll get took by the Beastie Boys Use real rock beats, show off big toys Like claps of thunder from the cumulus clouds Double R pump the beat and make it real loud Loud... Uh then scratch it... Heavy metal tension running through your blood Too much rock step off the pipe Too much treble mid-range and bass The beat's so hard it'll dent your face Cold Crush sound hard rock hard beats Hardcore rhythms for fanatic freaks Some people say peace has been done We're hear we're now And the battle's won Fists of fury in an MC bout Rock so hard it'll knock you out The very first blow is the kick and the snare The beat's so def that you better beware When the drum and bass are in your face The walls crumble down, destroying the place The finishing touch is the vocals that slam The final blow in the five finger jam Show em, Show em, show em Sometimes I write rhythms Rick'll write rhymes He writes his and I write mines Rock 'n roll rhythms are raunchy and raucous We're from Manhattan, you're from Secaucus Mike D, AdRock and MCA Not before long I can hear you say In a way these boys got juice They're goin' off you know they love to get loose Get loose get loose... Goose! Loose Adrock MCA Mike D In the place to be Ya know it, ya know it Beastie Boys are showing off their toys Uh Double R, uh Double R When the party gets loose South Bronx Talkin jive since the age of five Some one! All the ladies got style

[@Derry_A_Deryni]

so funny mom loves this song

[@Khultan]

You got editing work to do your transcription isn't quite precise.

[@AshleyDarkwood]

Not just B-Boys, we're real ROCK STARS!

[@uvgotredonu]

I heard half of this song ONCE on the radio in like 1995 and couldn't find it until Beastie Boys Story finally gave me the decades long answer I was looking for. As good as I remembered it.

[@christianfrear9802]

Have not heard this song in 25 years!!! Hell to the yeah!!!! Totally awesome!!!! R.i.p. ADam!!!!!!

[@rossc2439]

This song never come out. You couldn't buy it.

[@Zinras]

@@rossc2439 It was released twice. Once in 1984, which was later pulled for the illegal sample and again in 1987 in Europe.

[@dannynhl9441]

@@rossc2439 I had it on a bootleg CD bought in 1999. This, She's On It, all the old stuff. Bought it at Zig Zag in NYC. Best Beasties Bootleg I had.

[@Al_Boogie-UptownChi]

I found this 12" at a cut-outs only record store that used to be on Belmont here in Chicago in 1999, for $10.99. The serial number on the label is DJ002, in other words the second record officially released on Def Jam ever after LL's I Need A Beat. Piece of history here if you have it.

[@thelovexless]

T La Rock’s It’s Yours was the first official Def Jam record ever pressed & released.

[@Al_Boogie-UptownChi]

@@thelovexless I've heard that, and I think it's kinda true--actually It's YOurs by T La Rock and Jazzy Jay was the first record to have the Def Jam logo on it, I think that's called an imprint, but that was when the company was still in Rick Rubin's dorm at NYU and hadn't officially been founded. That didn't happen until he met Russell Rush Simmons and they incorporated offices in New York on what street i don't remember, then the first record they actually had made without another label helping as in its yours was LL's I Need A Beat. Gold mine if you have that record in good condition.

[@thelovexless]

@@Al_Boogie-UptownChi Yeah bruh, I got that on wax. 😉

[@fredgarvinMP]

How have I never heard this song? This is like new old stock Beastie Boys. Rad!

[@HattieJosh]

Because AC/DC threw a fit over the sample

[@justinroe9271]

They pulled it after release because of sampling issues w/ AC/DC. That's why my 12" single is valuable.

[@pedigreehhh23]

AC/DC had a tantrum that Adrock smoked in one sentence

[@decristo1021]

What’s odd about that is supposed slow and low supposedly samples the guitar from the title track of flick of the switch….but it’s such a small sample you can’t tell…

[@Eli_B3000]

Damn, they should actually release this, it's dope as hell.

[@99alfailiwaqain51]

Peace! I had this 12inch Wax back in the days sun.

[@leeoni24]

When this song was first released there was only Run DMC who had used rock riffs for their songs! Almost everyone knew this sample and loved the fact that they used it!!

[@raggahiphop7609]

Had nothing to do with RUN DMC. You need to thank Rick Rubin for the rock n rap merge.

[@BlackPDigitalMedia]

they ALL were crew Russell (runs brother), Rick, Beasties.. hell RUN-DMC co-wrote paul revere.. they all developed together

[@raggahiphop7609]

Yeah they were all crew but it was dj double R that brought rock into it. i think i read or saw a programme where run dmc said that they weren't even that keen on the idea. They weren't even keen on doing the areosmith colab.

[@donnahartigan4309]

@@raggahiphop7609 but futura 2000 had worked with the clash years earlier and fab 5 freddy with blondie rock and rap were together long before rick rubin or def jam

[@TimothyHorrigan]

The original "Back in Black" is a classic, but this track is even greater than the original.

[@garethfuentes5888]

1980's rap rock!

[@t.ccartwright2527]

best era of hip-hop

[@castle4610]

I loved that mix of hard rock and rap back in the day. Check out Whodini - Rock You Again (Again & Again), slept on joint.

[@cristianomombello6944]

🤙

[@NaschC101]

The True Inventors of Nu Metal.

[@Filmation77]

Rap n Roll

[@adyharvey3169]

Had this years ago on the Def Jam Sampler but lost it, cheers for this!

[@deanwakefield4000]

Ive just bought the def jam sampler on vinyl. Listening to it as we speak. Used to have a beat up tape of it in the 80s. Great album :)

[@HOWYOUDOIN884]

oh shit never heard this before - it's awesome - I mean seriously, this is awesome

[@dereckc9469]

word

[@philhewitt73]

I own this on 12inch-sounds as fresh now in 2020 as it did in 1988.✌✌✌

[@simplethings6447]

Mee toooo🎵

[@djkenry]

This came out in '85

[@FregguTheFrog]

@@djkenry 84 actully 🤓🤓

[@wisef00l76]

@@FregguTheFrog actually*

[@FregguTheFrog]

@@wisef00l76 thanks

[@davidwc2675]

One year prior to the ground-breaking Walk this Way with Aerosmith and Run DMC. Imagine if AC/DC were on board with the Beastie Boys. What would hip hop had looked like?

[@Khultan]

Fuck AC/DC. They didn't even understand it.

[@Khultan]

@@BuJammy You aren't accounting correctly at all.

[@Khultan]

@@BuJammy Considered a pop act by whom? I mean, you really come off as an ignoramus.

[@waynewilliams1487]

beastie boys had AC/DC reminds me of highschool in the80s a I need is a Transformers cartoon and Ill be transported back I'm time🎸

[@ellezard0844]

I was in love with this song and the guitar riff, then my guitar teacher gave me "back in black" by AC/DC and figure out the beastie boys just sampled it. I was so disappointed by the original version :p

[@seanfelder3977]

Beastie boys are legends

[@Ashfaq1999]

Got this def tune back in June 1985 from Groove records after hearing it on mike allen’s capital radio 95.8fm rap show (rip) 🙏

[@creesauce]

I had this bootleg tape and played it so much I destroyed it.

[@Ashfaq1999]

@@creesauce Thanks !!

[@BillCanning]

I sold this EP for $1 to Vintage Vinyl in St. Louis in 1989. Who knew vinyl would make a comeback?

[@zank_frappa]

Hey, I went there recently and bought a bunch of beastie boys cassettes for my 1989 buick reatta, funny coincidence.

[@faux-real]

@@zank_frappa The Buick Reatta was sweet back in the day. Looking at the pics of the dash, though, IDK. Do those electronic screens still work?

[@zank_frappa]

@@faux-real Yeah, never had a problem with mine. Sometimes the tubes go bad but you can buy refurbished units or replace it yourself. Theres a small but very devoted community of people devoted to them.

[@GearheadTrucking]

Such a good song

[@soundwavefantasy]

Jeeeeez, they sound soooooo young!

[@decristo1021]

They were ! So were we!

[@H_bomb_]

Came here from the Book, so glad this exists

[@PooperScooperTrooper]

Best tune EVER!

[@leepearson5210]

This rap song , goes my old mate James secker 2002-2017, we were both great beastie boys fans , we both went to the see the beastie boys live in 2004, sadly an down stairs neighbors, keep ruining his life, by scrounging of him, but he went listen. Then I went round to see him, the neighbors stole, £20 out my wallet, that ended as friends last years. All the best to my mate James secker massive.

[@revolver33]

We're we're we're We're the b-boys, we don't regret There's nothing wrong with your TV set We're a gettin loose We couldn't be harder Our beats are bigger and better and longer Got real rock shit You must admit Not fake, not false, not counterfit I can play the drums, I can play guitar Not just b-boys, but real rock stars Rock, rock rock... When we borrow your shit, you better hit the deck You'll walk the plank for your dis Respect, respect, respect... If you front on the Rock, best run and hide If you got static, we'll take it outside And you start to get dulled by the Beastie Boys Use real rock beats, show off big toys Like claps of thunder from the cumulus clouds So we'll pump up the beat and make it real loud Loud... A, then scrach it... Heavy metal tension running through your blood Too much rock step off the pud Too much treble mid-range and bass The beat's so hard, it'll dick your face You'll crush out hard rock hard beats hard Rock cold rythms for fanatic freaks Some people say this has been done We're hear, we're now And the battle’s wonFists... Fists of fury in an MC bout Rock so hard it'll knock you out The very first blow is a kick in the snout The beat's so def that you better beware When you're talkin' bass right in your face The walls crumble down, destroying the place The finishing touch is the bokasat-slam The final blow in the five finger jam Some... Sometimes I write rhythms Sometimes I write rhymes He writes his and I write mine His rock 'n roll rythms are raunchy and raucous We're from Manhattan, you're from Secaucus Mike D, Ad-Rock, and MCA Not before long I can hear you say In a way these boys got juice They're goin' off you know they love to get loose Get loose get loose... Poose Gettin' the Ad-Ad-Ad-Rock MCA Mike D. in the place to be The Beastie Boys showin' up in toy That's right Uh, Uh In the place to be You know it, you know it AdRock, uh uh When the party gets loose Slop one, slop one And your goin' the boots Everybody gettin' trouble LOV on the New York C Double R double R Better off the by Just takin' off the jile Like I lost my style Gonna' grab my rhyme All the nigros the got style Oh...

[@Khultan]

It's *When we board your ship*

[@kevinlear6730]

I heard this on KROQ when I moved to Cypress, Ca back in 1987. I knew it was the Beasties but they didn’t say what the name of the song was. So I would call the station and ask them to play “Back in Black “by the Beastie Boys. They would never play it for me.

[@davidedelman4536]

This is fucking badass!!! Beastie boys forever!!! -\m/!

[@mr.finley937]

Shocking that this has so few views. Hopefully #KZbin can throw this out there more. Classic Hip Hop is wonderful.

[@tinyky2598]

It's because of all the issues with the sample.

[@LoveusSlothus]

If chocolate and peanut butter were a song...this would be it. Acca dacca and the Beasties together ?! YES PLEASE !

[@KN-fy4vv]

I’m here b/c the protgoths at Mustards in Columbus Ohio danced to this circa 1986

[@LafayetteMemes]

This is epic im a huge acdc fan and huge beastie boys fan. They also sampled Led Zeppelin which is epic. They have good music taste

[@Evan-rf6yf]

You commented on that Facebook post didn't you lol

[@jaywill1028]

I had this on a tape back in 86. Could never find an original recording. This will do!

[@creesauce]

Fosho

[@THECLARENCES]

Have this 12 inch single!!! xoxo The Clarences

[@marcobranca4608]

Beastie Boys Forever

[@johnholmes125]

I first heard this many years ago and it was on the uk compilation series " now that's what I call music volume 2" hope this helps people!!!

[@TheAstronomyFloyd]

Wasn’t on the album I’m afraid

[@jeffreylenoir9285]

Been looking for this for years

[@GOSJSU]

Who else is here because of the book?

[@honzasmetanka3856]

Me, playing and reading the lyrics from the book at the same time:)

[@klassen3x31]

Me!

[@designanddirection]

GOSJSU It's a fantastic book. I'm loving reading and YouTubing the various songs by the Beasties and other artists.

[@quinnrollen]

Same, but I've heard this on a bootleg before. It's so bad it's great!

[@AXEL1973]

i've just reached this point in the book, and this is like the 40th song i've looked up that they've mentioned. its awesome to step back in time and see what the real scene was enjoying back in the hay days. i just think that this track is hilarious because ACDC definitely didn't allow them to use this sample! and this must be one of their worst songs ever haha!

[@tekis0]

"We're from Manhattan you're from Seacacus..."

[@TimdogQ]

You're from Secausus, I'm from Manhattan, you're jealous of me because your girlfriend is cattin' Awwww...there it is!

[@sunitakoneru8453]

Thank you for clarifying. I thought the lyric was -"I'm from Manahttan you're from Chicago"

[@haggis6163]

tekis0 Fly around the world, but it makes me nauseous!

[@chopydave]

I used to work in Secaucus

[@StarscreamvsMegatron]

Seacacaus 😂

[@insanehatchetkilla]

Best use of AC/DC......Ever...

[@fipzee]

Dope Beat - Boogie Down Productions :)

[@andremcfadden8657]

BDP dope beat. Beasties used it first. wow still learning something new about old school hip-hop

[@ericscottstevens]

Mike D of the Beastie Boys quoted Malcolm Young's reason for refusing as: "'.....................nothing against you guys, but we just don't endorse sampling."

[@KTVBOSTON]

AC/DC wouldn't allow them to use this in 1999 for their Anthology CDs.. yet Boogie Down Productions 8th reissue of "Criminal Minded" STILL contains "Dope Beat" which uses the same sample.. and AC/DC continues to release songs that sound like the last one.. Ha!

[@leeoni24]

KTVBOSTON I dont understand Why? AC DC had Beastie Boys open for them in Houston and San antonio the same year!! And even Played the music when they did this song!!

[@KTVBOSTON]

AC/DC said 'because we don't believe in sampling'...

[@KTVBOSTON]

***** Whatever.. Are you serious? Turn up your little iPod.

[@KTVBOSTON]

Kid, just because you bought an AC/DC t-shirt at Hot Topic a year ago, don't try to pretend you have a clue. It is pretty obvious they stick to a formula and I'm not just saying it, go read a review or something.

[@KTVBOSTON]

***** You're 43? I'd expect you to know better.

[@Эндрюсвет]

«I Love Rock ’n’ Roll»

[@mistabootiful488]

DROP..BOMBS..nice one gents The two major varieties are low, layered stratocumulus and towering, thundering cumulonimbus, although cumulus congestus clouds

[@evltwin984]

Bet your fun at parties science teacher

[@dpfresh3]

This rocks hard!!!

[@slimfaststick]

Shit, this is insane good for my summer vibes!

[@dilzappa]

The AC/DC sample was used without permission - which is when,years later,the Beastie Boys Anthology was compiled,this song was conspicuous by its absence,as the sample could not be cleared.Still,it's here on KZbin.Go figure...

[@BiasSportsBagBros]

Yhis still bangs in 2025!

[@-Carsten-]

Best HipHop Song ever!

[@Chris.T.Ortez138]

Which came first? This, or “Dope Beat” by Boogie Down Prod.? I heard BDP first, but it’s got to be close. Either way, the AC/DC riff fits perfectly in a hip hop format. 🎸🤘🏼

[@davidmreyes77]

This is of its time.

[@christianfrear9802]

Onion terror you are so right!!!!!

[@calummacfarlane8476]

I just missed hearing a parcel delivery because of this song and now I've got to go and pick it up at the depot.

[@matthewkish1145]

Rick Rubin pretty much just lets good bands/artists do their sh!t and makes sure it sounds kick ass...he's produced Krishna Das...Rick rules.

[@lonzojones4428]

not really, he stole their music and never gave them royalaties, sad cause i thought he ruled too and russel simmons. co owners of def jam. greedy pricks and for that never saw other release of white house album.

[@dilzappa]

AC/DC REFUSED PERMISSION FOR THIS TRACK TO APPEAR ON THE ANTHOLOGY THE SOUNDS OF SILENCE,AS THEY HAD SAMPLED "BACK IN BLACK" WITHOUT PERMISSION...DON'T THEY UNDERSTAND WHAT THE WORD "BEASTIE" ACTUALLY MEANS?

[@ctech7690]

*science

[@neilfroggycrompton2466]

It was originally released on a def jam sampler vinyl disc which is now deleted stock :(

[@neilfroggycrompton2466]

Was reissued in mid 2000's :)

[@BlackPDigitalMedia]

that's back when rap wasn't respected.. now it runs the whole industry..

[@neapanther497]

Brian Brucken well AC/DC did good as well

[@jamesbelljr]

The Beastie Boys "Rock Hard"

[@trollface1994]

Really? i thought it was Cliff Richard. Duh !

[@kingsaintides7227]

Really glad you typed that....because there's no title

[@Tarantulisimo]

Found my copy, still in pristine shape...People are selling 'em online for $150-$300

[@stevesmulski1462]

Somebody PLEASE make a karaoke track of this!

[@BrotherJ72]

Yupp!

[@subtlesuplex2394]

Beasties!

[@rickneal4967]

That's basically just Rockbox with the AC/DC mixed in. Still pretty awesome though.

[@mikemcs121]

I cant belive I just found this!

[@rahsaanbrown7190]

I remember when KROQ played this non-stop..

[@semblt]

Here from Dr. Greenthumb show

[@GROVERBOX]

Dope!!

[@thelovexless]

I got a repress of this record on wax 🖤

[@rushhour1310]

Niiiiiiiiiice 😃👍

[@samuelli6795]

york black urban music history brought me here

[@michaelfraser3724]

Thank you

[@DJchase33]

Breal TV😎🔥🔥

[@alvask8z2000]

RPM club Toronto circa 1986 on that massive fucking ear splitting sound system.

[@Filmation77]

It's not a BAD track at all.no matter what the book says

[@polarnaut9645]

Sounds like No Sleep Till Brooklyn without sounding like No Sleep Till Brooklyn.

[@rorycoffey5547]

This is fucking sick

[@davidmartin365]

Dis is a jam!!! Haters!!!!

[@ericsilberstein667]

Great alt band.

[@jordanwood183]

Who else is walking around with a boom box on their shoulder bumping this and wearing some Reebok Pumps??

[@Roger_Maxell]

No en Spotify

[@TheSlysterII]

Doe's anyone know where I can purchase this track?

[@KTVBOSTON]

@ Darren, the song was recorded in 1985 when they weren't really planning on making a career out of it... It sounds like everything else that was coming out at that time.. basic..

[@BlackPDigitalMedia]

BASIC???!??!?!? wtf you mean basic??? first of all 1984 was the year.... second of all this was an evolution of style.. that's why they're part of the true golden age of hip hop.. the way songs were produced changed with each release.. this whole era was about elevation and creativity and for the love of the music.. basic.. wow

[@SuperJulio2008]

@@BlackPDigitalMedia Well even in the biography Mike D isn't as hyped and explains that Russell Simmons made them use that sample

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

was the sampled cleared with AC/DC?

[@dereckc9469]

didnt need it back then. the last really great example of sampling was Pauls Boutique...It was next level and almost immediately followed by a bunch of lawsuits around the industry. It was peak and because of the lawsuits will never be matched

[@realmczappa]

Damn, this is lowkey better than "Dope Beat"

[@harryarmstrong658]

Ah, before the Beastie Boys were ridiculously good at rapping.

[@treyhoyle8170]

There still pretty dang good on this

[@creightonwilliams4562]

2021

[@davidlevy4291]

tooooooo much Big snareeeeeeeeee

[@WilliamXLee]

I have this 12"......

[@jooboy7167]

Is that ad roc busting a guitar solo over the whole thing?

[@haggis6163]

Joo Boy It’s an AC/DC sample, but that’d be dope.

[@Poleet1971]

Should have done it with AC/DC like Run DMC did with Aerosmith.

[@alansands7313]

Run DMC actually did Aerosmith's OWN song with them. This is just a sample. However when I was kid who didn't know any better I thought this song was pretty cool. Then one day I found my brother's old 8 track of Back in Black in the garage. I immediately recognized the riff, and just like that I was a lifelong AC/DC fan, and Back in Black became one of my top 2 all time favorite albums.(the other being AFD by GnR)

[@Tarantulisimo]

Mike D said he spoke with Malcolm Young on the phone about getting permission to use the sample, but AC/DC just couldn't get with the whole concept of sampling or rock rap....Took a few more years for people to finally get it -- and to see the commercial potential.

[@starrshine5976]

That would have been galactic! like a one two punch!

[@bermradioraw4332]

Just now reading in the book Horowitz & Mike D trashing this record - I don't get it - sounds pretty good 35 yrs later - what's not to like? It even kinda sounds like "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" - and they weren't even being dicks yet. Now "Girls" - that's something to be embarrassed about.

[@derrick_smitty]

The term b-boy got distorted once cats outside of the Bronx started saying it. B-boys were breakers not rappers.

[@subhasishpaul7440]

Back in black AC DC

[@quincee3376]

Thx.

[@MrThemob11]

Apparently this is a 200$ 45 lp on eBay