Album Info
| Artist: | Beastie Boys |
| Album: | Hello Nasty |
| Released: | Europe, 2009 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Super Disco Breakin' | |
| A2 | The Move | |
| A3 | Remote Control | |
| Percussion - Eric Bobo | ||
| A4 | Song For The Man | |
| Alto Saxophone [Alto Sax] - Paul Vercesi | ||
| Keyboards - Mark Nishita | ||
| trombone - Nelson Keane Carse | ||
| Vocals - Brooke Williams | ||
| A5 | Just A Test | |
| A6 | Body Movin' | |
| B1 | Intergalactic | |
| B2 | Sneakin' Out The Hospital | |
| Percussion - Eric Bobo | ||
| B3 | Putting Shame In Your Game | |
| B4 | Flowin' Prose | |
| B5 | And Me | |
| B6 | Three MC's And One DJ | |
| C1 | The Grasshopper Unit (Keep Movin') | |
| Vocals - Diabolical Biz Markie | ||
| C2 | Song For Junior | |
| Flute - Steve Slagle | ||
| Keyboards - Mark Nishita | ||
| Percussion - Eric Bobo | ||
| Vibraphone - Joe Locke | ||
| Vocals - Jill Cunniff | ||
| C3 | I Don't Know | |
| Cello - Jane Scarpantoni | ||
| Percussion - Duduka, Richard "Sammy's Dad" Siegler | ||
| Violin, Viola - Brian Wright | ||
| Vocals - Miha Hatari | ||
| C4 | The Negotiation Limerick File | |
| C5 | Electrify | |
| D1 | Picture This | |
| Vocals - Brooke Williams | ||
| D2 | Unite | |
| D3 | Dedication | |
| Keyboards - Mark Nishita | ||
| D4 | Dr. Lee, PhD | |
| Keyboards - Mark Nishita | ||
| Percussion - Eric Bobo | ||
| Vocals - Lee "Scratch" Perry | ||
| D5 | Instant Death |
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Description
2LP - Black Vinyl
On their previous album, Ill Communication, the Beastie Boys expanded their parameters yet again, melding cutting-edge hip-hop with slinky jazz, butt-wiggling funk, weepy classical, and combustive punk rock.
Four years down the line, the group's music isn't nearly as organic. They've all but abandoned the guitars and returned to the kind of old-school beats and rhythms that defined their groundbreaking 1989 album, Paul's Boutique. But Hello Nasty isn't a regression, and it's anything but a cop-out: in addition to resurrecting the best elements from their past, the Beastie Boys have embraced the dopest high tech gizmos of the computer age.
Hello Nasty gurgles like galactic sulphur pools, whizzes like a Sega game, and slurps and thumps like the best backward Hendrix loops. Add in a cavalcade of Latin percussion, calliope keyboards, and exotic samples (Stravinsky, Stephen Sondheim, Jazz Crusaders, Rachmaninoff), and you're left with one of the most creative and jubilant hip-hop records to date. Paul's Boutique may have been the band's Pet Sounds, but Hello Nasty is the Beasties' Sgt Pepper's.
