The Beatnigs’ self-titled album is a hard-to-file late-’80s record, pulling electronic, hip hop, rock, and abstract ideas into one sharply edged package. Tracks such as “Television,” “C.I.A.,” “Control,” and “Malcolm X” give a clear sense of the record’s confrontational shape before the needle even drops, making it stand apart from more straightforward rock or rap releases of the period. This copy is a 1988 vintage vinyl pressing priced at $30, appealing if you want the album in its original-era format without any unsupported claims about edition status. The record is graded VG++, a very clean used grade with glossy vinyl and only very small light marks, sleeve scuffs, or faint lines expected. For a tougher-to-categorize Beatnigs title, the strong vinyl grade is the main copy-specific appeal here.
Track listing & samples
The Beatnigs – The Beatnigs
Television
C.I.A.
When You Wake up in the Morning
Street Fulla Nigs
Control
Malcolm X
Nature
Burritos
Rootigus Sporaticus
Who Is Doin' This Too All My People
Rules
Jazzy Beats
Pre
Television
Television
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