Notes: A sticker on the front states 'Limited Edition 10" includes Free Poster. Beastie Boys. Features rare tracks from Cooky Puss EP & Pollywog Stew EP. 7898430'.
The 'poster' is simply a 10" gatefold insert with images from the CD booklet.

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Notes: Bootleg version of the UK 10". To check the differences, read this article.

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Notes: Comes in a plain die-cut sleeve.
Created on the 9th of April, 1984.

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Notes: Comes in a plain die-cut sleeve.

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Notes: Copies came in both black and white plain die-cut sleeves with a sticker on the plastic that the sleeve was wrapped in.
Some copies have been found with a Promo Sticker attached.

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Notes: The only difference between this and the US version is the small circle on the back sleeve in the lower right hand corner with the "Printed In Canada" text in it. The vinyl is exactly the same.

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Notes: Comes with a double sided Insert.
"Made in France" printed on the vinyl-label and bottom right corner of the back sleeve.

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Notes: Comes with a double sided Insert.
A-Side vinyl label is on the B-Side and vice versa.
The quality of printing varies in different copies, in some cases the logo on the front is nearly Black.

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Notes: Bootleg version of the US Promo 12".

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

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Notes: Comes with a two page insert. [Page 1] [Page 2]

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Notes: Comes in a plain slimline jewel case with no front or back inserts. The CD itself has no graphics on it either.

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Notes: The only difference between the standard and Promo versions is that the promo has "Sample Not For Sale" printed on the CD and also the back cover has a sticker.

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Notes: If you didn't like the selection of tracks on the standard Anthology set, www.musicmaker.com allowed you to select 40 tracks from a list of 178 and create your own 2CD set online. The second option for ordering your own custom set was via a mail order form. Whichever option you chose, the total number of tracks available were the same, but the sequence varied based on the differences between how tracks were alphabetized online versus the order form. None of the tracks prior to 1989’s Paul’s Boutique were available. Shake Your Rump was left off of the tracks available from Paul’s Boutique but included in the tracks available for Sounds Of Science. Tracks 14 through 22 were offered for purchase only as a suite including all 9 tracks under the name B-Boy Bouillabaisse. Cookie Puss (Censored Version), and (Egg Raid On Mojo (Demo) were not available from Some Old Bullshit. Deal With It was left off of the Aglio E Olio release. The order form had an error which listed Body Movin’ (Movin’ In Kent Mix) (Micky Finn & Special K) as two separate tracks.

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Notes: The first CD versions of the album were only distributed under the Grand Royal label and came with red covers. After Capitol Records started to distribute them under their name too, they were released with the black and white covers.

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Notes: Has a sticker on the front stating "Warning Contains Language That May Offend".

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Notes: Has a sticker on the front stating "Warning Contains Language That May Offend".

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Notes: The first CD versions of the album were only distributed under the Grand Royal label and came with red covers. After Capitol Records started to distribute them under their name too, they were released with the black and white covers.

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Notes: This limited edition 3 cd box set is housed in a slip case which identifies the releas as printed by EMI Music France. The 3 CD's included are the standard versions of Some Old Bullshit and Root Down from Holland, as well as previously unknown copy of Paul's Boutique made in the UK.

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Notes: The only difference between the standard and Promo versions is that the promo has "Sample Not For Sale" printed on the CD and also the back cover has a sticker.

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Notes: The only difference between the standard and Promo versions is that the promo has "Sample Not For Sale" printed on the CD and also the back cover has a sticker.

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Notes: The only difference between the standard and Promo versions is that the promo has "Sample Not For Sale" printed on the CD and also the back cover has a sticker.

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Notes: This is actually the Italian CD packaged with the Taiwanese OBI. Included with this CD is a fold-out insert advertising the release of "In A World Gone Mad".

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Notes: This bootleg manufactured in Russia is based on the official Dutch release.

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Notes: "Sabotage" was recorded in San Francisco in September 2004.

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Notes: Track 7 is listed as Commercial Break but is actually the hidden Israeli radio commercial at the end of the Root Down E.P.
Track 9 is listed as M.C. Boo In The House which is actually Gratitude (Live).
Track 29 is listed as The Book of Wonder which is a snippet of a skit done by Richard Pryor.

The exact year of release is unknown, but it was some time around 1996.

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Notes: Track 7 is listed as Commercial Break but is actually the hidden Israeli radio commercial at the end of the Root Down E.P.
Track 9 is listed as M.C. Boo In The House which is actually Gratitude (Live).
Track 29 is listed as The Book of Wonder which is a snippet of a skit done by Richard Pryor.

The exact year of release is unknown, but it was some time around 1996.

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Notes: This is the original cassette before Capitol Records started to distribute it under their name as well.

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Notes: Both the A and B sides of the cassette have the title listed as "SAME OLD BULLSHIT"

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