It comes and goes so quickly that you just laugh about how goofy it is, before you move onto the next scene, which is something else completely."ġ0. "5-Piece Chicken Dinner" feels like the latter a total left turn that needs no explanation. They make the album feel like a tape made for a friend, punching in an ironic stylistic departure or just a complete non-sequitur. "Whereas Licensed to Ill was a joke that got taken seriously by the very audience that it was mocking, there are moments of Paul's Boutique that feel like an inside joke between Adam, Adam & Mike.
"5-Piece Chicken Dinner" By: Sahan Jayasuriya (Cold Lunch, safari al)
Mike D raps "if the press has their way then they're going to finish me" (from "Mike on the Mic"). Paul's Boutique - with its low down beats and combustible lyrics, this record is pure rope. Taking you, the listener, on a psychedelic mind-trip, the Beasties declare, "I got an open mind so why don't you all get inside" (from the first single, "Hey Ladies").
Check this: "I got more rhymes than J.D.'s got Salinger" (from "Shadrach"). The Dust Brothers (Matt Dike, John King, and Mike Simpson) have outdone themselves on the production front, and have given the record an earthy home grown aura.Īnd the Boys themselves are in tip-top form. Not only is Paul's Boutique harder than their hysterical historical multi-platinum Licensed to Ill outing, but it's "deeper." The record is a never ending flow of freaky, left-field samples (everyone from the Beatles to Mountain to a bunch of obscure '70s funk that one's ever thought about biting) that sucks you in and then spits you out, leaving you punch-drunk and frenzied. (The vinyl edition will have extra-copious multi-panel artwork in its first print only.
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