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[...] Leave a Comment While fans worldwide are mourning the death and celebrating the life of founding Beastie Boys member Adam “MCA” Yauch, the band has now been sued over samples appearing in a total of four songs from their popular Licensed to Ill and Paul’s Boutique albums, according to documents obtained by AllHipHop. [...]

[...] news has emerged that Beastie Boys are being taken to court over copyright violation claims. AllHipHop report that rap label Tuf America have submitted a lawsuit accusing the group of copyright [...]

[...] (AllHipHop News) The Beastie Boys have been hit with lawsuit over four tracks, two on their landmark debut album Licensed To Ill and two from their follow-up, Paul’s Boutique. HipHop/R&B label Tuf America filed the lawsuit against all members of the Beastie Boys on May 3, just one day before member Adam “MCA” Yauch died from cancer on May 4. Tuf America filed the lawsuit in United States District Court for the Southern District of New York. The lawsuit claims that the Beastie’s illegally sampled Trouble Funk’s songs “Say What” and “Drop The Bomb.” [...]

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[...] day before MCA passed away, the Beastie Boys were hit with a lawsuit over samples used on Licensed to Ill and Paul’s Boutique. Slate notes that Paul’s [...]

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[...] AllHipHop.com reports that HipHop/R&B label Tuf America filed a lawsuit against all members on May 3, just one day before MCA died from cancer. [...]

[...] of Beastie Boy Adam “MCA” Yauch, a lawsuit was filed against the group. According to AllHipHop.com, Tuf America filed the lawsuit, claiming that the Beastie Boys used portions of Trouble Funk songs [...]

[...] we get the opposite. AllHipHop reports that, in a bout of incredibly unlucky timing, music label Tuf America filed a copyright lawsuit against the Beastie Boys the day before Yauch’s passing. At issue are samples from Licensed to Ill and Paul’s [...]

[...] Boys er nemlig ifølge All Hiphop blevet sagsøgt for ulovligt at have brugt samples fra gruppen Trouble Funk på to af Beastie [...]

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[...] site AllHipHop.com has obtained copies of the legal documents which show that the Trouble Funk songs in question are [...]

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[...] Adam “MCA” Yauch had died of cancer at the tragically young age of 47, AllHipHop.com reported late last night that a hip hop label by the name of Tuf America is suing the Beastie Boys and Capitol Records for [...]

[...] lawsuit was first reported by AllHipHop. Here’s a [...]

[...] and in the midst of tributes to the legendary performer, the group is now dealing with with a copyright infringement lawsuit. Music label Tuf America is suing the Beastie Boys, claiming that the group illegally sampled some [...]

[...] and in the midst of tributes to the legendary performer, the group is now dealing with with a copyright infringement lawsuit. Music label Tuf America is suing the Beastie Boys, claiming that the group illegally sampled some [...]

[...] lawsuit just one day before group member Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch passed away. According to AllHipHop.com, Tuf America filed the lawsuit on May 3 claiming the group unlawfully sampled portions of Trouble [...]

[...] latter on “Paul Boutique”‘s “Car Thief” and “Shadrach.”AllHipHop.com states that a sound analysis was run on all four songs to confirm their usage, and they will be [...]

[...] the Beastie Boys‘ way on the eve of Adam “MCA” Yauch’s death on May 3, AllHipHop reports. Claiming the Beastie’s first two albums, Licensed To Ill and Paul’s [...]