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Beastie Boys ‎– Licensed To Ill

$198.00
Label: Def Jam Recordings – C 40238, Def Jam Recordings – FC 40238, Columbia – C 40238, Columbia – FC 40238
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country: US
Released:
Genre: Hip Hop
Style:

Tracklist

A1 Rhymin’ & Stealin’ 4:08
A2 The New Style 4:35
A3 She’s Crafty 3:36
A4 Posse In Effect 2:27
A5 Slow Ride
Horns, Percussion  Danny*, Keene*, Tony*
2:56
A6 Girls 2:14
A7 Fight For Your Right 3:28
B1 No Sleep Till Brooklyn
Lead Guitar  Kerry King
4:07
B2 Paul Revere
Written-By  Adam Horovitz, Darryl McDaniels, Joseph Simmons
3:42
B3 Hold It Now, Hit It 3:29
B4 Brass Monkey 2:38
B5 Slow And Low
Written-By  Darryl McDaniels, Joseph Simmons
3:37
B6 Time To Get Ill 3:37

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright ℗  CBS Inc.
  • Copyright ©  CBS Inc.
  • Manufactured By  Columbia Records
  • Manufactured By  CBS Inc.
  • Mastered At  Masterdisk
  • Pressed By  Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Carrollton, GA

Credits

  • Art Direction  Stephen Byram
  • Artwork [Cover Art]  World B. Omés
  • Co-producer  Beastie Boys
  • Engineer [Head]  Steve Ett
  • Mastered By  Howie Weinberg
  • Photography By [Gatefold Photo]  Sunny Bak
  • Photography By [Sleeve Photos]  Ricky Powell (2)
  • Producer  Rick Rubin
  • Written-By  Beastie Boys (tracks: A1 to A7, B3, B4, B6), R. Rubin*

Notes

© 1986 CBS Inc.
℗ 1986 CBS Inc.
Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS Inc., 51 W. 52 Street, N.Y., N.Y.

Gatefold cover with printed inner sleeve.

Catalog number is printed as "FC 40238" on the jacket's spine and as "C 40238" on the disc labels.

This version can be identified by the runout grooves, which lack the Direct Metal Mastering (DMM) etching found on the other variation that has the same "FC 40238" catalog number printed on the jacket.

There is also another version with the catalog number BFC 40238 printed on the jacket.

Per Tim Neely of Goldmine:
"In the 1980s, there also were albums with three letters, usually "BFC"; these are early pressings of certain LPs that were released at a lower list price. If they became popular, they were re-released without the "B" (as "FC") with a revised bar code (usually adding an "02" to the number on the back) and a higher price."

Runout all etched. BBB arranged in a triangle.