PB digital EPs

[dave790]

https://www.nme.com/news/music/beast...terial-2530895

Not really unheard material (unless I’m missing something), but I do like the video versions of those singles - already ripped years ago mind!

[Micodin]

glad they finally available for everyone now. i've had vinyl and CD rips for years. the hey ladies, shake your rump and shadrach extended instrumental jams were a staple in my DJ sets and would usually impress the casual Beasties fan.

[WesleyOHSnaps!]

I added them to my iTunes and I own Love american on vinyl. I’ve never come across Shadrach though so this is nice. Weird though, I have a bootleg cd with some dumb cop and it’s different then this version. Need to dig out the bootleg and double check.

[Brother McDuff]

weird. i always thought they didnt include the PB b-sides on the remaster over sample clearance issues. apparently not. i wonder why they omitted them from the remaster.

pretty cool that theyre still releasing harder to find older stuff though, if even material we die hards already have.

[bigfatlove06]

Originally Posted by Brother McDuff

weird. i always thought they didnt include the PB b-sides on the remaster over sample clearance issues. apparently not. i wonder why they omitted them from the remaster.

pretty cool that theyre still releasing harder to find older stuff though, if even material we die hards already have.

They didn't include B-sides on the remaster, and I don't think they are including remastered versions now. They're simply allowing people who didn't buy the HL or SMA singles or the Criterion video anthology to purchase digital versions without buying the hardware.

[Extra Cheese]

There’s a little part of me that worries that this is the kind of stuff they had in mind when they talk about having stuff in the vaults.

[Brother McDuff]

Originally Posted by bigfatlove06

They didn't include B-sides on the remaster, and I don't think they are including remastered versions now. They're simply allowing people who didn't buy the HL or SMA singles or the Criterion video anthology to purchase digital versions without buying the hardware.

yes, i know. im simply wondering why they didnt choose to remaster the b-sides for the anniversary edition if they are clearly willing to offer up the original b-sides under this pretense.