Get It Together
Beastie Boys · 1994
28 min · 8 tracks · hardcore punk
A fusion of hip-hop rhythms and punk energy, layered with playful yet incisive lyrics that challenge complacency.
Top tracks — play these first
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Get It Together Start here — The title track showcases the group's signature humor intertwined with serious social commentary, embodying their evolving style while remaining catchy and danceable.
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Sabotage — With its aggressive instrumentation and frantic energy, this track exemplifies the crossover between punk rock and hip-hop that the Beastie Boys mastered, becoming an anthem of frustration and rebellion.
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Dope Little Song — Clocking in at under two minutes, this track is a concise burst of fun that reflects the band's playful side and serves as a refreshing contrast to their more serious tracks.
Is this for you?
Good fit if you like
- short bursts of energetic fun
- for lively gatherings
- punchy tracks with quick payoff
- great for upbeat road trips
Maybe skip if you
- prefer lengthy immersive experiences
- seek deep lyrical introspection
Where this album fits
- In the catalog
- Breakthrough — Solidified the Beastie Boys' reputation in alternative hip-hop with its innovative sound.
- Themes
- social commentary· punk-infused rebellion· 90s hip-hop evolution
- Career context
- Released on May 31, 1994, 'Get It Together' arrived during the Beastie Boys' transition from their earlier party rap roots to a more mature sound. This single came just after their critically acclaimed album 'Check Your Head', marking a period of artistic growth and experimentation as they blended diverse influences into their work.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Rage Against the Machine· Public Enemy· The Roots
Tracklist
- 1 Get It Together Start here 4:06
- 2 Get It Together (Buck Wild remix) 4:18
- 3 Resolution Time 2:49
- 4 Get It Together (Buck Wild instrumental) 4:17
- 5 Get It Together (A.B.A. remix) 4:08
- 6 Sabotage 2:59
- 7 Dope Little Song 1:50
- 8 Get It Together (A.B.A. instrumental) 3:55
If this landed
Records by other artists that run on the same instinct.
Evil Empire
Rage Against the Machine
Combines punk energy with hip-hop rhythms and sharp social critique, echoing rebellious themes.
Do You Want More?!!!??!
The Roots
Blends live instrumentation with hip-hop beats, sharing a playful yet incisive lyrical style.
Fear of a Black Planet
Public Enemy
Features aggressive beats and politically charged lyrics, resonating with the same spirit of rebellion.
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