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Don Seer:
The Beastie Boys say they will release their first studio album for five years this summer.

Adam Yauch and Mike D said the follow up to 1998's Hello Nasty would be "all hip-hop".

But Mike D told the BBC: "This record is all hip-hop. We've been working for a little while in a secret location, but there's light at the end of the tunnel and we're mixing now so its almost complete.

"The record that we're making is like a hip-hop record, but that doesn't mean we're only checking for hip-hop right now. Everything we like, that's cool, is going to enter the arena."

Mike D said they were recording the album in their home town of New York but said it had a British influence too.

"We actually have a British song on our album," he said. "You're gonna have to wait and see - just leave it at that. We'll unleash it on you, but it's a very British-centric - whatever you'd call it - type of song."






from http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_862488.html?menu=news.latestheadlines

Trauma-san:
Well, then get ready for an album representing what Hip-Hop was meant to be about.  At least nobody will die on this album, and there probably won't be any drug references.  Nobody's woman is going to get called a bitch, and we won't need anybody to sign up and shake their ass in the music video.  The beats will be creative, and the songs won't be sexually explicit to the point of rendering them questionable for a SuperBowl halftime show.  

NobodyButMe:

--- Quote from: Ronnie on February 04, 2004, 06:23:27 AM ---Well, then get ready for an album representing what Hip-Hop was meant to be about.  At least nobody will die on this album, and there probably won't be any drug references.  Nobody's woman is going to get called a bitch, and we won't need anybody to sign up and shake their ass in the music video.  The beats will be creative, and the songs won't be sexually explicit to the point of rendering them questionable for a SuperBowl halftime show.  

--- End quote ---

lol....it's so true it disgusts me....

Nightfall:

--- Quote from: Ronnie on February 04, 2004, 06:23:27 AM ---Well, then get ready for an album representing what Hip-Hop was meant to be about.  At least nobody will die on this album, and there probably won't be any drug references.  Nobody's woman is going to get called a bitch, and we won't need anybody to sign up and shake their ass in the music video.  The beats will be creative, and the songs won't be sexually explicit to the point of rendering them questionable for a SuperBowl halftime show.  

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i agree, its nothing special tho, tons of artists release that kind of music, still do, some are just too lazy to check them out

the beasties are dope tho, cant wait for their album

Bomb-A®:
good news.
something different for a change



peace

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