Check Your Head was the most influential album & music compilation in my young & reckless days of youth. It defined who I was growing up as a punk ass skater dude with a tendency to find trouble on every corner…lol maybe we created trouble from time to time, maybe, but i will never admit that in a court of law.

My youth is why I share music here, I used to have boat loads of bad karma and I paid for it in spades of bad luck, actually not just bad, but astronomically inconceivably brutally bad luck. And it lasted for years but finally it all came to an end and i am now even steven with the karma police.

These days if I do something which I know isn’t quite ethical or good, within 12 hours max my karma will smack me down hard enough for me to think about the error of my ways. I tested it by “stealing” a whole lot of candy from the bulkfood section of the grocery store on the way into work (who doesn’t do that?), although I ate it all cruising the aisles, I still never paid for it.

6 hours later the pop and snack machines took me for almost $10 at work leaving me with nothing to buy food with on a long depressing night shift.

what this has to do with the beastie boys is beyond me.

1. To All The Girls
2. Slow And Low
3. Shake Your Rump
4. Pass The Mic
5. Looking Down The Barrel Of A Gun
6. Rhymin’ & Stealin’
7. Time For Livin’
8. Egg Raid On Mojo
9. In 3’s
10. Pow
11. Live At PJ’s
12. Stand Together
13. Posse In Effect
14. A Year And A Day
15. It’s The New Style
16. Jimmy James
17. The Sounds Of Science
18. Finger Lickin’ Good
19. High Plains Drifter
20. So What’Cha Want
21. Paul Revere
22. The Maestro
23. Groove Holmes
24. Something’s Got To Give
25. Lighten Up
26. Gratitude
27. Stand Up
28. Time To Get Ill
29. Shadrach

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