Claude says:This 1986 Def Jam debut was the first rap LP to top the Billboard 200, fueled by Slayer members' uncredited guitar work on "Fight for Your Right" and "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" (a Motörhead spoof) while Rick Rubin was producing both bands at once. You grabbed it in August 2006, twenty years after release, and came back hard in November 2018 for "Fight for Your Right," "Girls," and "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" — the party-rap side that made it a ten-million-selling diamond record and got them out of Def Jam for good.