Two apparent new tracks from Beastie Boys have surfaced. "Lee Majors Come Again" and "B Boys in the Cut" were part of a bonus 7" that came with select copies of the band's recent 4-LP reissue of their 1992 album, Check Your Head.
"Lee Majors Come Again" can be heard here, and "B Boys in the Cut" can be heard here.
The band's new record is expected this summer, and they'll be one of the headliners at Lollapalooza in August.
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leecorsoisapenis (May 12, 2009)
Why are they "apparent" new tracks when it was revealed weeks ago that some copies of the LP had a bonus 7" included with them. They're not "apparent", they ARE.
ChadReligion (May 12, 2009)
Lee Majors was Mediocre.... sounds like Mulllethead with hip hop vocals. The second one is really good for a cappella... I'm sure it sounds waay better with music, but sounds good!
apocalidiot (May 12, 2009)
Haven't heard B Boys in teh Cut yet but I prefer this sound over Boroughs | Features
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