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 - Good Collection, But "I" Think They Missed A Few.Well, it basically collects their most "Well-known" hits, but I think it missed some really good ones, like: Three MC's and One DJ - Hello Nasty Remote Control - Hello Nasty Hey F**k You - To The Five Boroughs Regardless, it's still a pretty good collection, I'd reccomend it. Rating: - Ear-splitting goodnessEvery time you play this album, an angel gets its wings. Okay, maybe not that. But your neighbors will probably tell you to turn it down. Hey, just tell them you've got a right to party. Rating:  - i don't own this.....and what's the point? All of these songs (minus a few) are on the anthology, along with countless others. The Beastie Boys didn't put this out, their record label did. It's just way for corporate to make money. If you consider yourself a real Beastie Boys fan, that is you're interested in all the other music they made that wasn't put on radio, then don't buy this. If you occasionally heard them on the radio and Fight For Your Right is your favorite song, then go ahead. The Beastie Boys are much more than just their greatest hits. To fully appreciate them, you have to listen to an album all the way through. Rating:  - When Rap Was CoolIf you're a Beastie Boys Fanatic, you will love this. It's got the best of the best. Who can't listen to "Hey Ladies" and "Intergalactic" over and over again? A great compilation for a road trip or your next retro party. Rating: - great introduction to beastie boysif you are new to the beastie boys (like me) this is a great first album to get. it has all their best song and no filler. heres a song by song breakdown. 1. So What'cha Want - 4/5 - Great intro song, but not the best. 2. Brass Monkey - 5/5 - Amazing song, the best song from their debut album. 3. Ch-Check it Out - 5/5 - Best song on the album, although MCA's voice sounds shot compared to some of the earlier songs. Also, I think the Just Blaze Remix is better if you can find that. 4. No Sleep 'Til Brooklyn - 3/5 - not one of my favorites, but its still pretty good. 5. Hey Ladies - 5/5 - Great song, really shows off the genious of Paul's Boutique. 6. Pass The Mic - 3/5 - The worst song on the album, although it's ok. 7. An Open Letter to NYC - 4/5 - Great tribute to NYC, but like with Ch-Check it Out, MCA's voice isn't as good as in the older songs. 8. Root Down - 4/5 - Great song. 9. Shake Your Rump - 4/5 - Another one from Paul's Boutique, although not as good as Hey Ladies. 10. Intergalactic - 5/5 - The first Beastie Boys song I ever heard, back when it came out in 98, great song. 11. Sure Shot - 4/5 - Great song, the only rap song I've ever heard that successfully incorporates a flute. 12. Body Movin' (Fatboy Slim Remix) - 5/5 - Takes the original, which was an ok song, and turns it into something sublime. 13. Triple Trouble - 4/5 - Great song, but it has the same beat as Rapper's Delight by Sugarhill Gang. 14. Sabotage - 4/5 - Great song, more metal than rap. 15. Fight for your Right - 5/5 - How can you not love this song?
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