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Richard Cheese

Fight for Your Right (to Party)

2000 · via Beastie Boys

Richard Cheese’s earliest release of “Fight for Your Right (to Party)” on file came out in 2000. Rick Rubin, Ad‐Rock and Adam Yauch are credited as its writers. The earliest release on file is Beastie Boys’, from 1986. Also recorded by The Hot Rats (released 2009), Holy Moses (released 1990) and Angie Aparo (released 2001), among 75 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

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Check the fine print on the song everybody shouts along to: Rick Rubin's name sits right there next to Ad-Rock and Yauch. And once you know that, put on Richard Cheese's version from 2000 and hear how sturdy the thing really is.

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Credited writers: Rick Rubin, Ad‐Rock and Adam Yauch.

Earliest release on file: Beastie Boys, 1986.

Other recordings on file · first release year

75 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.

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The writing credit on (You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party) isn't all Beastie Boys. Who shares it with Ad-Rock and Adam Yauch?Rick Rubin
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