i was a young teen when this stuff was in the making. it was a crazy time. hiphop itself was blowing up and house music too. the rave scene here in cali did underground music right. i feel blessed but when i try to share with youth about how cool it was they dont want to hear it.

26 year old Canadian. my childhood was all skateboarding and kickin it with the older kids, that’s how I got into this. My homie next door threw on the beastie boys and I was infatuated with the beats more than the actual words. Wasn’t until a late teen when I realized it was mike pulling the strings making shit happen. Now everything is computerized or auto tuned. This is raw talent.

because of beastie boys huh? 😂

Just got me like that after finding this video!!! That sound!!!

The horn stab was used in Check it Out, not 3 MCs.

@@junglist82 I don't know man this sounds like the actual record used for the video version of 3 MC's. It would make more sense as Mike joined the Beastie Boys for Hello Nasty. This was recorded some time not too long before Hello Nasty. He's using the same "drumming" technique as he does in 3 MCs...' The Check It Out stab sounds different to me. I could be wrong and I'd love to be corrected if you have some evidence clarifying 👍🙏

@@quirkypurple I forgot about the video version of 3 MCs, I thought you were talking about the album version. I think you're right, this is probably the record that was used in the video version. That horn stab is also used in Check it Out, it's just pitched up.

@@junglist82 ah yes. I thought that might have happened. I should have mentioned the video version the first time. All good. Think you are right, the pitch is different 👍🙏

It's so much fun and great practice!! You'd have to rip it from KZfaq, there's 1 good sounding one. The track is called "MMM" from the Beastie Show Breaks record. That record is very rare. I'm one of the lucky few who has one in perfect condition 😊

They were generation z knuckleheads

+Ray Flores Which track?

+CamilaSG Track 4

My man DJ Brisk did the cover art for that gem. Utah 801 reppin' ♠️

so let me get this straight bro these records come out the slip with these sounds on them? they made specifically for DJing right? help me keep this shit alive man, i remember mr. dibbs from my earliest atmosphere shows in like 02, 03

@@theStepFamm yes and yes. You could do this right now with one of these records. The most popular of these kinds of records are called “skip proof” or “skipless” scratch records which are designed to be played like a single instrument. You literally can just drop the tone arm needle anywhere on the record & be on beat. You can still find full vinyl copies online or WAV files & MP3’s of them in case you have Serato or Traktor DJ Software/Hardware.

Where can I get the complete version?

@@masterblockwarrior kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpeYf7p5s9a2ep8.html

@@MrShowbizben Thanx man!

TheXanUser do you still have that logo? I want to make some stickers. !!!!!

Got any of those slipmats or shirts today?

@@IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlIlI all I can find is one slipmat that was a misprint. I thought I had at least one or two good ones somewhere. . . But no clue where 🤔

you know it

mix master what you got to say?

+Moto748 www.discogs.com/Beastie-Boys-Beastie-Breaks/release/189942 & MR dibbs unearthed Vol 2 track4

Beastie Show Breakas www.discogs.com/Beastie-Boys-Beastie-Show-Breaks/release/538402

Beastie Breaks Show ??

specially made break record.. could be a dirtstyle comp..? I have one with the Ol Dirty tone..but I don't recall if it's in the same sequence..