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Beastie BoysPaul's Boutique

Label:Capitol Records – 509996 93300 18, Beastie Boys Records – C1-93300
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered, Reissue, Double Gatefold, 20th Anniversary
Country:US
Released:
Genre:Hip Hop
Style:Hardcore Hip-Hop, Boom Bap

Tracklist

A1To All The Girls1:29
A2Shake Your Rump3:19
A3Johnny Ryall3:00
A4Egg Man2:57
A5High Plains Drifter4:13
A6The Sounds Of Science3:11
A73-Minute Rule3:39
A8Hey Ladies3:47
B15-Piece Chicken Dinner0:23
B2Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun3:28
B3Car Thief3:39
B4What Comes Around3:07
B5Shadrach4:07
B6Ask For Janice
ProducerMario G. Caldato Jr.*
0:11
B-Boy Bouillabaisse(12:34)
B7-A59 Chrystie Street
B7-BGet On The Mic
B7-CStop That Train
B7-DA Year And A Day
B7-EHello Brooklyn
B7-FDropping Names
B7-GLay It On Me
B7-HMike On The Mic
B7-IA.W.O.L.
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Notes

20th Anniversary Edition 180 gram Vinyl + digital download card to access bonus audio band commentary.

© 1989 Brooklyn Dust Music / Dust Brothers Music ASCAP
Recorded at Mario G's. Mixed at Record Plant
Track B7-E "Hello Brooklyn" Recorded at the Opium Den.
℗© 1989 Capitol Records, LLC and Beastie Boys

Sticker on shrink of this release reads "20th Anniversary Edition"
Barcode printed on sticker attached to shrink
Cardboard inner sleeve

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Sticker - Printed): 5 099969 330018
  • Barcode (Sticker - Scanned): 5099969330018
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, side A etched ["STERLING" is stamped]): 50999-6-93300-1-8A RJ STERLING 17953.1(3)
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout, side B etched ["STERLING" is stamped]): 50999-6-93300-1-8B RJ STERLING 17953.2(3)
  • Rights Society: ASCAP
  • Other (Sticker): 509996 93300 18 SK1

Other Versions (5 of 134)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
Paul's Boutique (CD, Album)Capitol RecordsCDP 7 91743 2US1989
Paul's Boutique (LP, Album, Gatefold)Capitol Records, Beastie Boys Records, Beastie Boys Records064-7 91743 1, 064 7 91743 1, 7 91743 1Europe1989
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Paul's Boutique (Cassette, Album)Capitol Records, Capitol Records, Capitol RecordsTC-EST 2102, TCEST 2102, 9717434UK1989
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Paul's Boutique (Cassette, Album, Light Green Marbled Shell)Capitol RecordsC4 91743US1989
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Paul's Boutique (CD, Album, Club Edition)Capitol RecordsD 153976US1989

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Reviews

  • gepettoelph's avatar
    gepettoelph
    This sounds amazing. But mine has no stickers anywhere. It never did. Still in shrink, like always and forever. B-boys makin with the freak freak y'all. I mean damn
    • markc568's avatar
      markc568
      Just picked up a new copy of this. Sounds amazing! First time hearing this on vinyl and it's close to a religious experience for me.

      Super silent and flat pressing. Side A on mine is pressed slightly off-center though. Side B is centered perfectly.
      • fightclubber40's avatar
        Agree with the other reviews here--Solid pressing of an absolutely ESSENTIAL album. The production on this record is pure genius. Every track kills it, thought I did need to turn the volume up a tad to get the most of it. A top 5 album of all time for sure, just as good now as the day it was released.
        • hdmatteson's avatar
          hdmatteson
          Essential to any collection. Sounds great despite being crammed on a single LP, and the packaging is great. Definitely a great alternative if you can’t afford or find the double LP reissue from a few years ago. Get on the mic, Mike!
          • musicjunky1967's avatar
            It's a decent pressing if, you haven't heard what they did with Hello Nasty. This album needs a little bit more love like they gave to that one. It would sound AMAZING! This is still my 2nd favorite Beasties record either way. To this day, I still consider it a Hip Hop masterpiece. It really is!
            • mazerfaka's avatar
              mazerfaka
              A little low in volume but quiet pressing and makes up for it with great dynamics!
              • kraZelkat88's avatar
                kraZelkat88
                People love the way this record sounds, but I don't love the quality of the actual record sleeve. The glossy surface doesn't allow the sleeve much flex - it feels if its opened too many times it will fray apart. The creases in the double gatefold make a lot of noise... it's like a count-down to armageddon whenever I open it.
                • cjp345's avatar
                  cjp345
                  Anyone who has compared this to the 2019 2XLP reissue? I love this lp and have this edition. In theory spreading this out over a double lp should increase fidelity in most areas, but I know that having this cut at Sterling by Ray Janos (the RJ in the matrix) is always a great sign of quality in a vinyl pressing.
                  • Vivalafica's avatar
                    Vivalafica
                    Edited one year ago
                    I wasn't expecting much from this but what a pleasant surprise! How they managed to squeeze all those tracks in one record only and make it sound amazing is a mystery! Well worth every $, grab it now before suddenly it gets hard to find, it's a fantastic pressing.
                    • J-Keller's avatar
                      J-Keller
                      I bought this back in 2010, listened to it a few times and honestly forgot about it. I just gave it a spin tonight and it’s fantastic. Vinyl is dead quiet, separation is great and it sounds killer! The bass is thick and defined. It thumps!

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