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Beastie Boys’ Groundbreaking ‘Licensed to Ill’ to Get Lavishly Ill Vinyl Reissue
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Beastie Boys are marking the 40th anniversary of their debut album *Licensed to Ill* with a limited‑edition vinyl reissue. The original album, released on November 15, 1986, was produced by Rick Rubin and became the first rap record to top Billboard’s album chart, aided by videos for “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)” and “No Sleep till Brooklyn.” The new Vinylphyle edition will be available for preorder and will ship on March 18; it is pressed on 180‑gram black vinyl and uses a high‑resolution digital transfer from the original quarter‑inch master tape. Audio engineer Joe Nino‑Hernes worked from physical tapes at Sterling Sound, adding a digital step to preserve the source material.
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