Beastie Boys Lyrics — by Popularity
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| 1 | Intergalactic |
| 2 | Sabotage |
| 3 | Brass Monkey |
| 4 | Whatcha Want |
| 5 | Girls |
| 6 | (You Gotta ) Fight For Your Right (To Party) |
| 7 | Paul Revere |
| 8 | So What 'Cha Want |
| 9 | No Sleep Till Brooklyn |
| 10 | Sure Shot |
| 11 | Benny and The Jets |
| 12 | Hey Ladies |
| 13 | Rhymin And Stealin |
| 14 | An Open Letter to NYC |
| 15 | The New Style |
| 16 | Root Down |
| 17 | Get It Together |
| 18 | Time to Get Ill |
| 19 | Ch-Check It Out |
| 20 | Shake Your Rump |
| 21 | Slow And Low |
| 22 | Funky Boss |
| 23 | Brass Monkey 1 |
| 24 | Slow Ride |
| 25 | Three MC's and One DJ |
| 26 | Shadrach |
| 27 | Too Many Rappers |
| 28 | Beastie Boys |
| 29 | Gratitude |
| 30 | Sabrosa |
| 31 | The Sounds of Science |
| 32 | Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win |
| 33 | Triple Trouble |
| 34 | Pass the Mic |
| 35 | Egg Man |
| 36 | Bodhisattva Vow |
| 37 | Posse in Effect |
| 38 | Groove Holmes |
| 39 | Hey Fuck You |
| 40 | Transitions |
| 41 | Professor Booty |
| 42 | Get On The Mic |
| 43 | Flute Loop |
| 44 | Heart Attack Man |
| 45 | The Move |
| 46 | Just a Test |
| 47 | The Maestro |
| 48 | B-Boys Makin' with the Freak Freak |
| 49 | High Plains Drifter |
| 50 | Alright Hear This |
Beastie Boys Albums
About Beastie Boys
Beastie Boys were a groundbreaking New York hip-hop trio who transformed from punk rockers into rap pioneers, becoming one of the most innovative and culturally significant groups in music history from 1979 to 2014. Initially shocking the world as bratty white rappers with their debut "Licensed to Ill" (1986), featuring party anthems like "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party)" and "Brass Monkey," they quickly evolved beyond their frat-boy image to become serious artists who seamlessly blended hip-hop with punk rock energy, funk grooves, and eclectic sampling. Their sound was defined by Mike D, MCA, and Ad-Rock's playful yet sophisticated interplay of vocals, backed by innovative production that layered everything from Led Zeppelin riffs to obscure jazz breaks, creating a dense, sample-heavy aesthetic that influenced countless producers. Albums like "Paul's Boutique" (1989) and "Check Your Head" (1992) showcased their musical evolution, with tracks like "Sabotage" demonstrating their ability to rock live instruments while maintaining their hip-hop foundation, and later hits like "Intergalactic" proving their continued relevance in the digital age. Beyond their musical innovation, the Beastie Boys became cultural ambassadors who helped break down racial barriers in hip-hop while championing causes from Tibetan freedom to feminism, ultimately earning their place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as one of rap's most enduring and respected acts. Their 35-year journey from New York punk clubs to global superstars represents one of music's most remarkable artistic transformations, leaving behind a catalog of over 3,800 songs that continues to inspire artists across genres.