instrumental songs of the beasties

[mariocaldatojr]

Dear users, I'd like to know what do you think about the instrumental songs of the beasties. Because I always see that there aren't many discussions and comments about tracks as Sabrosa, Son of Neckbone or, most of all, Futterman's rule, that the beasties, if I don't wrong, never played live. Why? I love these songs, expecially this version of sabrosa. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILRJb5KJ8hY

[Johnny Railroad]

The In Sounds from Way out , that was the second Album after I bought License to Ill , so the first time i was confused ..... but after second hearing I loved all of them (y)

[brooklyndust]

Dear users, I'd like to know what do you think about the instrumental songs of the beasties. Because I always see that there aren't many discussions and comments about tracks as Sabrosa, Son of Neckbone or, most of all, Futterman's rule, that the beasties, if I don't wrong, never played live.

they have played futterman's rule a couple of times back in the 95 tour. Actually on the hub there is the 1995/03/04 london show with a live version of Futterman's rule, I don't know if it was a poor recording or the beasties doing a hack job, but it didn't sound to good. Futterman's rule is one of my favorites.

They have also played son of neckbone a few times live back in 95.

judging by the setlists, they had some really good shows back in 95

[Chicka B]

expecially this version of sabrosa. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILRJb5KJ8hY

Haha I commented on that. Yeah I love all their instrumentals. Futterman's Rule = Eargasm, they should really play that live. And it's really exciting knowing their new album's gonna have instruments eeeeh!!!

[Mr. Smacktackle]

Dear users, I'd like to know what do you think about the instrumental songs of the beasties. Because I always see that there aren't many discussions and comments about tracks as Sabrosa, Son of Neckbone or, most of all, Futterman's rule, that the beasties, if I don't wrong, never played live. Why? I love these songs, expecially this version of sabrosa. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILRJb5KJ8hY
that sabrosa in scotland is rollin in my stereo for a month now! It's fantastic!
And yes Futtermans rule, a great song, got more rock than any other instrumental

[Kid Presentable]

Yeah, Futterman's Rule is my favourite. Son of Neckbone turned up in 98-99 a lot. I like that one, too. But I prefer something a little dirtier sounding.

[mariocaldatojr]

I would love if the Beastie Boys did another all-instrumental album! :cool:

I've seen in the studio cam that they often play their instruments. So, I hope in an album similar to ill communication for this fact. Miramanee, so do I!:cool:

[lovebeasties]

i love sabrosa! and for some reason POW always stands out- something about it makes me want to laugh