Before the Beastie Boys were rhymin' and stealin' on their major label debut, License to Ill, the group released an EP called Polly Wog Stew. The 8-song album was released in 1982 by a New York-based independent hardcore/punk label called Rat Cage Records, which was based out of a record shop of the same name, both of which were run by a woman named Donna Lee Parsons. — Read the rest Read this story
