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The Beastie Boys had a good, albeit eccentric, hits compilation in 1999 with the double-disc set The Sounds of Science , so what's the purpose of the 2005 set Solid Gold Hits ? Well, it is considerably more concise than the previous compilation, spanning just one disc and containing a mere 15 songs compared to the 42 on Sounds . So, for listeners who are just looking for the big hits, this serves its purpose quite well, since this may be missing many great songs -- and not just album tracks or early...

So What'cha Want. Brass Monkey. Ch-check It Out. No Sleep 'til Brooklyn. Hey Ladies. Pass The Mic. An Open Letter To Nyc. Root Down. Shake Your Rump. Intergalactic. Sure Shot. Body Movin' (fatboy Slim Remix). Triple Trouble. Sabotage. Fight For Your Right. RRNN (Straight Outta Shibuya) featuring Kan Takagi.

By the time follow-up singles "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" (number 14, May 1987) and "She's On It" (number 10, July 1987) charted in the UK, the Beastie Boys had become a media cause célèbre . Their stage shows regularly featured caged, half-naked females, while their Volkswagen pendants resulted in a crime wave, with fans stealing said items from vehicles throughout the UK. A reflective Horovitz recalled that this never happened in the USA, where they merely stole the car itself. More disturbing, it...

The best of the Beasties is captured on these two albums that feature cuts such as "So What'cha Want," "Fight For Your Right," "Sabotage," "Sure Shot" and more. Gate fold opens with 1987 photo of the guys. ©2005 Capitol

1. So What'cha Want. 2. Brass Monkey. 3. Ch-Check It Out. 4. No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn. 5. Hey Ladies. 6. Pass the Mic. 7. Open Letter to NYC, An. 8. Root Down. 9. Shake Your Rump. 10. Intergalactic. 11. Sure Shot. 12. Body Movin'. 13. Triple Trouble. 14. Sabotage. 15. Fight For Your Right.

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The Beastie Boys had a good, albeit eccentric, hits compilation in 1999 with the double-disc set The Sounds of Science, so what's the purpose of the 2005 set Solid Gold Hits? Well, it is considerably more concise than the previous compilation, spanning just one disc and containing a mere 15 songs compared to the 42 on Sounds. So, for listeners who are just looking for the big hits, this serves its purpose quite well, since this may be missing many great songs -- and not just album tracks or early...

Description The Beastie Boys had a good, albeit eccentric, hits compilation in 1999 with the double-disc set The Sounds of Science, so what's the purpose of the 2005 set Solid Gold Hits? Well, it is considerably more concise than the previous compilation, spanning just one disc and containing a mere 15 songs compared to the 42 on Sounds. So, for listeners who are just looking for the big hits, this serves its purpose quite well, since this may be missing many great songs -- and not just album tracks...

Solid Gold Hits is a collection of the Beastie Boy’s greatest hit singles, released in November of 2005. The album consists of every Beastie Boys’ single that broke gold status, including hits like “No Sleep Till Brooklyn”, “Hey Ladies”, “Fight for Your Right”, and “Sabotage”.

The only collection to span the Beastie Boys' career from 1986 to 2004, SOLID GOLD HITS features songs from each of the New York City rap/rock trio's first six studio albums. Arranged in non-chronological order, this 15-track disc focuses on the pioneering group's most popular tunes, ranging from the infamous anthem "Fight for Your Right" to the ominous, organ-heavy "So What'cha Want" and the thoughtful hometown tribute "An Open Letter to NYC." Somewhat bafflingly, the Beasties' most rewarding records...