Book pages 513 and 518

[dave790]

There is another unreleased part to HSC.

[Kid Presentable]

Anyone live near there and wants to look?

[Micodin]

Originally Posted by dave790

There is another unreleased part to HSC.

agreed. there is a part one.

[Brother McDuff]

i heard hsc part three was the strongest of them all though

[Micodin]

part 5 was the worst tho.

[Jiberish]

Originally Posted by Micodin

agreed. there is a part one.

Yeah, there was definitely a part 1, with a slightly different track list and a few different songs. I just wonder if there was ever "actually" a part 2, or did they just say that to fuck with us in the first place? then when they realized they had the (shitty) opportunity to hold back on releasing it, were they just like "fuck it. We'll remix and re sequence this shit and call this one "part 2" and really play a game that only we can win.", with everybody?

https://consequenceofsound.net/2009/...usic-industry/

For my money, I think Pop Your Balloon is one of the best tracks they ever made, and I can't believe they didn't put it on the final version.

Why do you dance Mike?/ I'm built for speed like a tour de France Bike!

A huge part of me wants to hear (and wants to believe it truly exists) what would have been "part 2" come out as "part 1", but I'm fine w/ Part 2 being their last album. If that's what it has to be.

[Jiberish]

re-playing Pop Your Balloon right now, and I forgot that somewhere in the book they tell the story of Yauch throwing a smoke bomb into a radio booth, which he raps about on this track.

[bigfatlove06]

Is it possible that they intended to create actual songs for all of the fake samples they referenced in they mentioned on the album proper them release them in the "the less traditional means" Ad Rock referred to around that time. That would be a fun original Beastie like thing to do. It seems like they invested quite a bit of time putting the fake samples together, and mention in the book that they actually did record one of the fake songs. There is also artwork for the fake songs in the book. Wouldn't that have been bad ass?

[Jiberish]

Originally Posted by bigfatlove06

Is it possible that they intended to create actual songs for all of the fake samples they referenced in they mentioned on the album proper them release them in the "the less traditional means" Ad Rock referred to around that time. That would be a fun original Beastie like thing to do. It seems like they invested quite a bit of time putting the fake samples together, and mention in the book that they actually did record one of the fake songs. There is also artwork for the fake songs in the book. Wouldn't that have been bad ass?

That would have been really awesome!

[facedownfall]

Originally Posted by bigfatlove06

Is it possible that they intended to create actual songs for all of the fake samples they referenced in they mentioned on the album proper them release them in the "the less traditional means" Ad Rock referred to around that time. That would be a fun original Beastie like thing to do. It seems like they invested quite a bit of time putting the fake samples together, and mention in the book that they actually did record one of the fake songs. There is also artwork for the fake songs in the book. Wouldn't that have been bad ass?

I'm hoping they release those fake songs.

[fonky pizza]

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