Notes: 7x 7" Singles with one track on each side contained in 7 joined plastic sleeves.
Actually printed in Holland but released in France.
Translation: new style was too "new"; fight for your right is too "fight"; now you will find a 7" to play, no?

Notes: At a glance, these look just like the English pressings, the labels do not state "Made In Ireland" or "Eire". Check the Publish Date - the Irish copies are stated as "(P) 1986". For some unknown reason, the printing company in Ireland doing the labels did not have a Type Character for the "P" in a circle, therefore it used a "P" in Brackets "(P)".

Notes: This comes with the same picture sleeve as the promo version. The one difference is that the text on the back cover is pink. The vinyl-label comes with a very light black stamp with Spanish lettering.

Notes: Comes in plain die-cut sleeve.

Notes: The vinyl is white with an one half inch black border around the outer edge. It is unknown how many copies exist, but only one has surfaced.

Notes: Tracks are listed in Spanish.

Notes: Identical to the standard Brazilian LP but comes with a stamp on the back sleeve and an exclusive insert.

Notes: Comes in the exact same sleeve as the standard Spanish 12" version.

Notes: Comes with a japanese text insert with the lyrics.
The only difference between the Promo and normal release is that the promo has the japanese characters for "Promo Only" / "Not For Sale" (etc) printed on the vinyl label. Two different variations of this have been found, one with 3x black characters, the other with 6x white characters in a box.
Some copies have been found with a foldout Poster (Front & Back).

Notes: This release is exactly the same as the other US LP release (BFC 40238) except it has "FC 40238" on the spine and has "02" at the end of the barcode.

Notes: This release is exactly the same as the other US LP release (C 40238) except it has "BFC 40238" on the spine and is missing the "02" at the end of the barcode.
Retail copies have been found with a gold stamp identifying it as a promotional release.

Notes: This release was mispressed with the incorrect vinyl labels from an L.L. Cool J release.

Notes: Tracks listed in Spanish

Notes: This is the same as the standard Australian LP, but it has a Beastie Boys logo stencil inside and a sticker on the front advertising it.

Notes: Retail copies have been found with a gold stamp identifying it as a promotional release.

Notes: This version made a mistake with the vinyl-labels naming the album "Licensed To Kill" as opposed to "Licensed To Ill".
The circle in the top left is printed on the sleeve and states "No.1 en USA" = "Number One in the USA".

Notes: The red image in the bottom right corner is a sticker, while the circle in the top left is printed on the sleeve. Translations from the sleeve:
"No.1 en USA" = "Number One in the USA"
"tambien en cassette" = "also in cassette"
"precio redondo de cbs" = "round price from CBS". [Round prices are economic / promotional ones]

Notes: Comes in a stickered "Def Jam Classics" sleeve.

Notes: Numbered Limited Edition Reissue.

Notes: Some copies come with a sticker on the front which translates to "Number One in the USA".

Notes: Comes with a double sided insert with the lyrics printed in English.

Notes: Comes with a japanese text insert with the lyrics.
The obi-strip included with this is black and orange as opposed to the other version which is in color.

Notes: Comes with a japanese text insert with the lyrics.
The obi-strip included with this is in color as opposed to the black and orange obi-strip found with the other Japanese version.

Notes: Tracks listed in Spanish

Notes: Second pressing.

Notes: Some copies come with a sticker on the front stating "No. 1 US album includes Fight For Your Right".

Notes: Identical to the other second pressing with the catalogue number "DEF 460949 1", this has "Columbia" printed around the vinyl labels as opposed to "CBS".

Notes: Labelled as a "Club-Edition" on the top right corner on the back of the sleeve, the vinyl is exactly the same as the Dutch LP [DEF 450062 1] including the vinyl-labels.
Some copies come with a sticker on the front advertising it as the "No.1 US Album".

Notes: Tracks listed in both English and Spanish.

Notes: The vinyl labels are blank.

Notes: There are 2x variations of the vinyl label. One credits "Def Jam / Brooklyn Dust Music" while the other credits "Island Music Ltd."

Some copies came with a sticker on the front. There are 2x different stickers:

• "Debut album Licensed To Ill featuring..."
• "Including the Smash Hit Fight For Your Right (To Party)"

Retail copies have also been found with a gold stamp identifying them as promotional copies.

Notes: This is the same as the standard England LP, but it has a Beastie Boys Poster inside and a sticker on the front advertising it.

Notes: Tracks listed in Spanish

Notes: Some copies come with a sticker on the front stating "No. 1 US album includes Fight For Your Right".

Notes: Though very similar to the South African pressing, including the same catalogue number, the back of this sleeve states "Manufactured and Marketed by Zimbabwee Music Corporation". The labels have obvious differences.
Note the misprint on these lables, "Licensed" is spelled "Licenced".

Notes: The release comes with a certificate of authenticity stating that it limited to 1000 copies. Each copy is numbered with a sticker on the back of the release. Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: Track 18 is titled Home (Demo) from the widely circulated Brooklyn Demos.

Notes: First spotted in 2022.
Has no etchings at all in the runout grooves.

Notes: Bootleg version of the English 12". It comes in a black die-cut sleeve and the vinyl labels are very similar to the original but not identical. To check the differences, read this article.

Notes: This is based on the standard UK release but is housed in a picture sleeve as opposed to a gatefold sleeve.

Notes: It is unknown when this bootleg was actually released. Copies were seen prior to 1999, so some time between 1986-1999.

Notes: It is unknown when this was released but the first copy we have seen was in 2008.
The front cover is extremely blurry using a very low resolution image.

Notes: The vinyl and sleeve use "C 40238" as the catalogue number (because the sleeve is based on the original US pressing), but the etchings in the runout groove use "ILLLP01".

Notes: CD is stored in a plastic sleeve contained within a 12" vinyl record style sleeve.
Comes with a 2 sided lyric sheet.

Notes: Has Japanese text (we assume it says "Sample Not For Sale") printed on the inner circle of the CD.

Notes: This is actually an older US version housed in a Mexican slipcase.

Notes: When Licensed To Ill was first released in the USA on CD, it was housed in cardboard long boxes.

Notes: These were distributed by Columbia House (Record Club).

Notes: These were distributed by BMG Direct Marketing (Record Club).

Notes: All text except track listing is in Spanish.

Notes: This is one of several releases with inserts from Holland that were actually pressed in other countries. This disc was made in Austria.

Notes: This is one of several releases with inserts from Holland that were actually pressed in other countries. This disc was made in Australia.

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series. Reissued in 2000.

Notes: These were distributed by Columbia House (Record Club).

Notes: These where distributed by BMG Direct Marketing (Record Club).

Notes: These were distributed by Columbia House (Record Club).

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series.

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series. Reissued in 2000.

Notes: The DVD features the video-clips for:

1. (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)
2. No Sleep Till Brooklyn
3. She's Crafty (Edited Video Version)

The CD and DVD are nearly identical in appearance.

Notes: The obi-strip included with this is red as opposed to the other version which is purple.

Notes: The only differences between this and the standard version is the sticker attached to the obi strip and the inner hub of the CD has "Sample SHM-CD Loaned SHM-CD" printed in orange.

Notes: The obi-strip included with this is purple as opposed to the other version which is red.

Notes: Limited Edition No.1 from the Def Jam Classics Series.

Notes: This is one of several releases with inserts from Holland that were actually pressed in other countries. This disc was made in Japan.

Notes: The DVD features the video-clips for:

1. (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!)
2. No Sleep Till Brooklyn
3. She's Crafty (Edited Video Version)

The CD and DVD are nearly identical in appearance.

Notes: Reissued in 1995.

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series. Reissued in 2000.

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series.

Notes: Def Jam ReMasters Series.

Notes: Tracks taken from a live recording on the 22nd of May, 1992.
The back states "Recorded live at Randy's Rodeo New Jersey 5-22-92 during the Check Your Head Tour Soundboard!". However, the actual venue was TradeWinds.
The bootlegs that have appeared from this show were mislabeled Randy's Rodeo because of inside jokes made by Mike D while on stage.
Exact year of release is unknown, but due to the Hello Nasty graphics, it would have been after 1998.

Notes: Contains a Def Jam 2000 logo on the back sleeve and disc. Incorrect copyright date on the back insert.

Notes: The CD states that this is a "Studio Demo Tape" from 1986.
'Fight For Your Right' is listed 3x times but the 1st and 3rd versions are exactly the same.
The exact date for this release is unknown.

Notes: The exact date for this release is unknown.
The CD states what is different with the "demo" tracks as follows:
Rhymin & Stealin (Demo) ("smoke my crack" - extra dialogue on end)
I'm Down (Demo) (Beatles song - not on album - deleted at the last minute)
No Sleep Till Brooklyn (Demo) (different lyrics in spots - fade out is longer)
Hold It Now, Hit It! (Demo) (different ending)
Slow And Low (Demo) (extra lyrics)
(You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party!) (Demo) (different lyrics - extra verses - guitars are louder - effects on vocals)
The Scenario (Demo) (unreleased track - deleted at the last minute)

Notes: Track 15 is listed as featuring Eminem, but is actually the standard version of Professor Booty.
Track 24 is Without Me from Eminem with an intro and snippet sampled from It's The New Style.

Notes: This release was distributed by Columbia House record club.

Notes: This release was created for the NY prison system. It includes no artwork or metal which could be used to affect an escape by an inmate.

Notes: Comes with an insert with Chinese information and a foldout promotional image of the band.