Artist	Song
Eminem	The Real Slim Shady
from The Marshall Mathers LP (2000)
Linkin Park	In the End
from Hybrid Theory (Bonus Track Version) (2006)
Jay-Z	99 Problems
from The Black Album (2010)
Rage Against the Machine	Bulls On Parade
from Evil Empire (1996)
Sum 41	Fat Lip
from All Killer No Filler (2001)
The Cool Kids	88
from The Bake Sale (2008)
Weezer	Beverly Hills
from Make Believe (2007)
Sublime	What I Got
from Sublime (1996)
Beck	E-Pro
from Guero (2005)
311	Down
from Greatest Hits '93-'03 (2004)
Andrew W.K.	Party Hard
from I Get Wet (2001)
The Go! Team	Ladyflash
from Thunder, Lightning, Strike (2005)
Bullfrog	Snakeskin
from Bullfrog (2001)
Galactic	I Got It ( What You Need)
from From the Corner to the Block (2007)
BlakRoc	What You Do to Me (feat. Billy Danze, Jim Jones & Nicole Wray)
from BlakRoc (2009)
Molotov	Gimme Tha Power
from Dónde Jugarán las Niñas 10th Anniversary (2008)
Santigold vs. Switch and FreQ Nasty	Creator
from Santigold (2008)
Fatboy Slim, Norman Cook & Wildchild	Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Old Skool Mix)
from The Fatboy Slim/Norman Cook Collection (2000)
Cornelius	Mic Check
from Fantasma (2008)
Le Tigre	Deceptacon
from Le Tigre (2009)
Consolidated	You Suck
from Play More Music (1992)
Buck 65	Way Back When
from Situation (2007)
Asher Roth	I Love College
from Asleep In the Bread Aisle (2009)
The Lonely Island	Lazy Sunday (feat. Chris Parnell)
from Incredibad (2009)

Comment:

An artist's legacy is frequently illustrated by a family tree; in the case of the Beastie Boys, that tree would have a lot of branches. Out on a frat-friendly limb, Philly's Asher Roth soldiers on in a booze-fueled "fight for your right to party" with "I Love College," an ode to the joys of excess. Speaking of Licensed to Ill, the Beasties are every bit the godfathers of rap-rock — right alongside Run-DMC/Aerosmith — a fact not lost on Rage Against the Machine, who torch a Molotov cocktail in the sonic onslaught of "Bulls on Parade." And when it comes to comedy, what better example could you ask for than a trio of SNL writers (and Beasties biters) disguised as the band Lonely Island, dropping pounds of knowledge, like "Mr. Pibb and Red Vines equals crazy delicious!" in "Lazy Sunday." Virtually every Beasties scene and sound planted the seeds for a new crop of disciples, and from Jay-Z to Eminem to Linkin Park to Beck, the band's family tree has spread its boughs to shade pretty much every corner of the modern hip-rock-pop universe.

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