That's funny! I agree with the previous post. This song sounds similar to a song in the B-Boy Bouillibaisse medley at the end of Paul's Boutique. I also used to call it Disco Dave. But since that post the Beasties re-released Paul's Boutique with B-Boy Bouillibaisse broken up into separate tracks. It was actually called A Year And A Day & has a sample of Who's That Lady by The Isley Brothers. Stand Together has a similar guitar riff. Not sure if it is sampled or original, but the lyrics are structured a lot like A Year And A Day. The creaky door soundbite is just bad ass. Certainly an underrated song from Check Your Head. It's all Yauch until the very end of the song. With all the great stuff on this album, Stand Together gets lost in the shuffle a little because there's only one Beastie in it.
That's funny! I agree with the previous post. This song sounds similar to a song in the B-Boy Bouillibaisse medley at the end of Paul's Boutique. I also used to call it Disco Dave. But since that post the Beasties re-released Paul's Boutique with B-Boy Bouillibaisse broken up into separate tracks. It was actually called A Year And A Day & has a sample of Who's That Lady by The Isley Brothers. Stand Together has a similar guitar riff. Not sure if it is sampled or original, but the lyrics are structured a lot like A Year And A Day. The creaky door soundbite is just bad ass. Certainly an underrated song from Check Your Head. It's all Yauch until the very end of the song. With all the great stuff on this album, Stand Together gets lost in the shuffle a little because there's only one Beastie in it.