dj BC
Let It Beast - (2006)

Bob Cronin established himself within the mainstream with his release of The Beastles in 2004, a collaboration that saw him fuse various tracks by The Beatles with vocals performed by the Beastie Boys. As the presence of bootlegs received national notoriety, Cronin received praise for his work from the likes of Rolling Stone, Q Magazine and Newsweek, establishing him as one of the world’s premier bootleggers. Let It Beast contains more of BC's unique mixing talent scattered throughout ten original mash-ups that pick up right where his first Beatles/Beastie Boys release left off.

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dj BC
The Beastles - (2004)

dj BC received both acclaim and controversy after his release of the self-made album The Beastles, a mash up of music from The Beatles and the Beastie Boys. The music has since been removed, most likely at the request of Apple Records, the owner of all Beatles intellectual property, including their songs. As a result of the Beastles release, the Boston Phoenix marked him as Boston's Best Lawbreaker, the Detroit Metro Times marked his CD one of the best of 2004, and he was featured in Newsweek, and Rolling Stone. Some tracks from the first Beastles album, along with other dj BC mashups and Beastie Boys bootlegs, were included on a rare 2-Part limited vinyl release by the Japanese record label Hotshot Records.


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