Brocktune wrote:i love 50 year old white jewish rappers.
hey, in the "trying to stay relevant to a youth audience" category, nobody covers it up quite as good as the beasties.
thedoglippedone wrote:The new Beasties LP has a track called Eighth Grade Gazing parts 1-3, go figure.
Fievel wrote:If nothing else, it shows the world that there's much more to The Beastie Boys than some old skool rap song
Hermanator X wrote:I got me some tickets to see their instrumental show at Montreaux Jazz festival. Should be interesting, having seen them live in their normal format. Im hoping for lots of dirty FONK.
Hermanator X wrote:I know there is a gig review thread, but was thinking of Just listing the ones you have attended, and editing and updating the post
Zarles wrote:No singing, no rapping, no Mixmaster Mike. It's MCA on bass, D on the kit, Adrock on guitars, Money Mark on the farfisa, and new guy Alfredo Ortiz on percussion. Check it out. Bring napkins and a bib.
Fievel wrote:Adam Yauch (MCA) - 42
Michael Diamond (Mike D) - 41
Adam Horovitz (Adrock) - 40
80sCHILD wrote:Havent heard the new album but the beastie boys are one of the greatest just watched krush groove the other day brings back some memories
Did you see the dvd awsome I fucking shoot that?Maui wrote:80sCHILD wrote:Havent heard the new album but the beastie boys are one of the greatest just watched krush groove the other day brings back some memories
Yeah, I'd have to agree with that statement. I have all their works.
I saw them a few years back when they came to SF on the "To the 5 Burroughs" tour.
Paul's Boutique and License to Ill are my favourites.
You Gotta Fight for Your Right to Partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
80sCHILD wrote:Did you see the dvd awsome I fucking shoot that?Maui wrote:80sCHILD wrote:Havent heard the new album but the beastie boys are one of the greatest just watched krush groove the other day brings back some memories
Yeah, I'd have to agree with that statement. I have all their works.
I saw them a few years back when they came to SF on the "To the 5 Burroughs" tour.
Paul's Boutique and License to Ill are my favourites.
You Gotta Fight for Your Right to Partyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
It was the name of the dvd, its the beastie boys last concert or so they say filmed at the garden.Maui wrote:80sCHILD wrote:Maui wrote:Did you see the dvd awesome I fucking shoot that?80sCHILD wrote:[/i]
Huh?
The Beastie Boys wrote:ALTHOUGH WE REGRET TO INFORM YOU THAT "HOT SAUCE COMMITTEE PART 1"
WILL CONTINUE TO BE DELAYED INDEFINITELY,
"HOT SAUCE COMMITTEE PART 2" WILL BE RELEASED ON TIME
AS ORIGINALLY PLANNED IN SPRING OF 2011.
We finally got our Beastie Boys biopic. Kinda. The picture above is of Seth Rogen, Elijah Wood and Danny McBride playing the Beasties in Fight For Your Right (Revisited), a short film by Adam Yauch (one of the actual Beasties, in case you didn’t know). The short will be playing at Sundance, and is apparently about the filming of the Fight For Your Right (To Party) video.
Alex Young wrote:Even though MCA is still on the mend, the Beastie Boys are full steam ahead in the publicity push behind their forthcoming album, Hot Sauce Committee, pt 2. First up is the release of their brand new short film, “Fight for Your Right Revisited”, which is set to premiere this week at the Sundance Film Festival in Salt Lake City, Utah.
While the exact plot remains under wraps, the film will serve as a music video for the album track “Make Some Noise” according to Mike D. And thanks to IMDB.com, we now know the film’s complete cast and it’s a veritble who’s who of Hollywood A-listers. For one, it apparently takes two movie stars to play one Beastie Boy; both Elijah Wood and Will Ferrell will play Ad-Rock, Danny McBride and John C. Reilly will fill the role of MCA, and Seth Rogen and Jack Black will handle Mike D.
Susan Sarandon and Stanley Tucci, will play the roles of “mother” and “father”, respectively, while other cast members include, but are not limited to: Orlando Bloom, Kirsten Dunst, David Cross, Will Arnett, Amy Poehler,Jason Schwartzman, Adam Scott, Rainn Wilson, Steve Buscemi, Chloë Sevigny, Alicia Silverstone, Martin Starr, Ted Danson, Rashida Jones, and R.E.M.’s Mike Mills. Plus, the real Ad-Rock, Mike D, and MCA will make appearances as Cop #1, #2, and #3, respectively.
We also know, compliments of a recent sit down between Rogen and MTV, that the film will feature “perfect replicas” of the costumes and props used in the original “Fight For Your Right” music video. “I don’t know where they all got it. It was hard to get,” Rogen noted. “The real Ad-Rock was saying he still has the Stuyvesant T-shirt that he wore in the video, but they made another one for Elijah. It was amazing.”
This can’t come soon enough.
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