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Old 09-08-2012, 01:34 PM   #1
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Interesting, but not nearly as good as the original. I remember buying that tape the day it came out. Awesome from beginning to end.
I rememeber it flopping originally. My friend bought it, we both hated it. I think everyone was expecting License to Ill part 2 in 1989.

It wasn't untilt the late 90s that I really listened to it again and loved it.
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Old 09-08-2012, 07:43 PM   #2
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I rememeber it flopping originally. My friend bought it, we both hated it. I think everyone was expecting License to Ill part 2 in 1989.

It wasn't untilt the late 90s that I really listened to it again and loved it.
How could anyone hate that album? It was awesome. Literally something for everyone. Hey Ladies was pop-y, High Plains Drifter was hard, Shake Your Rump (ah) was fun, and Shadrach (and others) were disco-y.
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Old 09-08-2012, 08:26 PM   #3
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How could anyone hate that album? It was awesome. Literally something for everyone. Hey Ladies was pop-y, High Plains Drifter was hard, Shake Your Rump (ah) was fun, and Shadrach (and others) were disco-y.
Well, like I said...a lot of us were expecting another metal mash up like License to Ill. Rememeber that was what was popular at the time. Paul's Boutique was a few years ahead of its time IMO. Your right though, it's a genuine classic now.
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Well, like I said...a lot of us were expecting another metal mash up like License to Ill. Rememeber that was what was popular at the time. Paul's Boutique was a few years ahead of its time IMO. Your right though, it's a genuine classic now.
It was a genuine classic the day it hit.
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How could anyone hate that album? It was awesome. Literally something for everyone. Hey Ladies was pop-y, High Plains Drifter was hard, Shake Your Rump (ah) was fun, and Shadrach (and others) were disco-y.
Because it was different from License to Ill. In all reality beastie Boys with pretty much every single release has different sounds for their albums. NOthing wrong with that as i love it.
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I rememeber it flopping originally. My friend bought it, we both hated it. I think everyone was expecting License to Ill part 2 in 1989.

It wasn't untilt the late 90s that I really listened to it again and loved it.
That happens a lot I think. My older sister gave me her copy of Houses of the Holy after just a couple plays. Said she couldn't stand it. After Led Zep IV it was a big departure. I still give her a hard time about it....
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