Play Beastie Boys Song Trivia Quiz
Beastie Boys Song Trivia Quiz
Test your Beastie Boys knowledge with this songs quiz — identify hits, score points, and challenge friends. Quick, fun, and perfect for classic hip-hop fans.
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Beastie Boys wrote "(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)" as a tongue-in-cheek parody of frat-boy party songs, but radio and fans embraced it as a straight party anthem.
Practice Questions
Q:Which Beastie Boys album features the hit “Sabotage”?
A:*Ill Communication* (1994).
The explosive single “Sabotage” opens *Ill Communication* with fierce guitar riffs and punk-inspired energy, widely remembered for its parody police-drama video directed by Spike Jonze.
Q:Which song samples the Clash’s “Should I Stay or Should I Go”?
A:“Finger Lickin’ Good.”
Found on *Check Your Head* (1992), this track playfully samples the British punk classic, reflecting Beastie Boys’ deep appreciation for rock’s rebellious energy while recontextualizing it within early ’90s alternative hip-hop.
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Beastie Boys' track "Paul Revere" features a famously 'backwards' drum pattern that producer Rick Rubin created by reversing a recorded drum track to get its eerie, stumbling groove.