Greatest Hits Run-D.M.C.

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  • Release Date: 09/10/2002
  • Sales Rank: 16,631
  • Label: ARISTA
  • UPC: 078221060721

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Greatest Hits

1LISTENKing of Rock 5:13
2LISTENIt's Tricky 3:03
3LISTENBeats to the Rhyme 2:41
4LISTENCan You Rock It Like This 4:29
5LISTENWalk This Way 5:10
6LISTENRun's House 3:44
7LISTENRock Box 5:30
8LISTENPeter Piper 3:23
9LISTENMary, Mary 3:14
10LISTENHard Times 3:52
11LISTENYou Be Illin' 3:26
12LISTENIt's Like That 4:49
13LISTENMy Adidas 2:48
14LISTENSucker M.C.'s Krush-Groove 1 3:08
15LISTENYou Talk Too Much 6:01
16LISTENJam-Master Jay 3:10
17LISTENDown With the King 5:02
18LISTENChristmas in Hollis 2:58

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As they proclaimed on an early single, Run-D.M.C. -- Joseph Simmons, Darryl McDaniel, and DJ Jam Master Jay -- are the kings of rock. Well, at least the Hollis, Queens rap trio -- who were discovered by Simmons' hip-hop mogul brother, Russell -- are the kings of the rap-rock hybrid they popularized on guitar-infused classics such as "King of Rock," "Mary Mary," and their groundbreaking collaboration with Aerosmith on "Walk This Way," a crossover MTV hit that opened up the pop charts for other rappers. This comprehensive Greatest Hits collects 18 of Run-D.M.C.'s best jams, from their debut single, 1983's "It's like That," through 1999's "Down with the King." The group's career came to a halt in 2002, when Jam Master Jay was shot to death at a recording studio in Queens, New York. Still, the black-and-proud trio's irreverent and positive musical legacy lives on. Tracy E. Hopkins, Barnes & Noble



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October 31, 2002: WHO CAN DO IT BETTER THAN RUN-DMC *JAM MASTER JAY. THEY WITHOUT A DOUBT BROUGHT HIP HOP TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH OTHER ARTIST LIKE THEMSELVES. BUT NO ONE DID IT LIKE RUN....