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Raising Hell

album by Run-DMC
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  • Jam Master Jay
    Jam Master Jay
    / Run-DMC

    The trio’s third album, Raising Hell (1986), included a wildly successful remake of rock band Aerosmith’s 1975 hit “Walk This Way”; the video for the remake became one of the most-played music videos in the history of MTV. Raising Hell sold more than three million copies worldwide, but Run-DMC’s…

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    The trio’s third album, Raising Hell (1986), included a wildly successful remake of rock band Aerosmith’s 1975 hit “Walk This Way”; the video for the remake became one of the most-played music videos in the history of MTV. Raising Hell sold more than three million copies worldwide, but Run-DMC’s…

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