Beastie Boys

eeriepadave

kasedoug said:

eeriepadave said:

wow that was really great. Only problem i had  was it could have been a half hour more. They didn't really discuss the latter parts of their career. No mention of To the 5 Boroughs era whatsoever and barely any mention of Hot Sauce. Other than that it was great.

Agreed. I attended one of the shows they filmed for this in Brooklyn last year and it lasted about 3 hours, so they trimmed it down. Hoping for a future DVD/Blu-ray release with expanded features. They did add some outtakes after the credits too if people didn’t watch all the through.

Fantastic film. Really enjoyed it after seeing the two different incarnations of the stage show.

Ahhh that's good that it was longer in person than the movie. Kinda disappointed I didn't go to the one near me

tempo_n_groove

I got arrested at the Mardis Gras for jumping on a float, my man MCA's got a beard like a billy goat.

dankind

tempo_n_groove said:

I got arrested at the Mardis Gras for jumping on a float, my man MCA's got a beard like a billy goat.

Homeboy, throw in the towel. Your girl got dicked by Ricky Powell.

tempo_n_groove

dankind said:

tempo_n_groove said:

I got arrested at the Mardis Gras for jumping on a float, my man MCA's got a beard like a billy goat.

Homeboy, throw in the towel. Your girl got dicked by Ricky Powell.

Educated?
Nooooooooooooooooooo.
Stupid?
YUP!

xavier mcdaniel

eeriepadave said:

kasedoug said:

eeriepadave said:

wow that was really great. Only problem i had  was it could have been a half hour more. They didn't really discuss the latter parts of their career. No mention of To the 5 Boroughs era whatsoever and barely any mention of Hot Sauce. Other than that it was great.

Agreed. I attended one of the shows they filmed for this in Brooklyn last year and it lasted about 3 hours, so they trimmed it down. Hoping for a future DVD/Blu-ray release with expanded features. They did add some outtakes after the credits too if people didn’t watch all the through.

Fantastic film. Really enjoyed it after seeing the two different incarnations of the stage show.

Ahhh that's good that it was longer in person than the movie. Kinda disappointed I didn't go to the one near me

I didn't get a chance to see the live show last year by me, but I watched this the other night and enjoyed it a lot. The storytelling was sharp and a lot of funny and heartwarming stories.

nicknyr15

Man. It was too short. I could of watched 4 hours of that. 

F Me In The Brain

Did y'all see this.  Pretty impressive!
https://youtu.be/31_CrNVuJgs

mickeyrat

 http://player.siriusxm.com/deepLink.html?contentType=live&channelName=BeastieBoysChannel&utm_source={utm_source}&utm_medium={utm_medium}&utm_campaign={utm_campaign}&dtok={dtok}

jjflash

F Me In The Brain said:

Did y'all see this.  Pretty impressive!
https://youtu.be/31_CrNVuJgs

Ha, that was fun playing along from home. Thanks for sharing. Jimmy pulled out all the stops w/ 'Egg Raid'

JOEJOEJOE

SiriusXM just started a Beastie Boys Channel.....this morning, it was channel 35, which is usually XMU.

Ledbetterman10

JOEJOEJOE said:

SiriusXM just started a Beastie Boys Channel.....this morning, it was channel 35, which is usually XMU.

Shit...well if it's going to be that kinda channel ima stick my dick in the mashed potatoes! 

eeriepadave

Ledbetterman10 said:

JOEJOEJOE said:

SiriusXM just started a Beastie Boys Channel.....this morning, it was channel 35, which is usually XMU.

Shit...well if it's going to be that kinda channel ima stick my dick in the mashed potatoes! 

kasedoug

JOEJOEJOE said:

SiriusXM just started a Beastie Boys Channel.....this morning, it was channel 35, which is usually XMU.

Love the Beasties and was so excited when it was announced but it got repetitive quick. Was hoping for deeper cuts, remixes, and live stuff. Lots of singles, and the Pass The Mic Guest DJ sessions with David Cross and Talib Kweli had a decent amount of overlap to their playlists. Guess it will be moving to online only for the rest of its trial run after its week in XMU's place.

JOEJOEJOE

kasedoug said:

JOEJOEJOE said:

SiriusXM just started a Beastie Boys Channel.....this morning, it was channel 35, which is usually XMU.

Love the Beasties and was so excited when it was announced but it got repetitive quick. Was hoping for deeper cuts, remixes, and live stuff. Lots of singles, and the Pass The Mic Guest DJ sessions with David Cross and Talib Kweli had a decent amount of overlap to their playlists. Guess it will be moving to online only for the rest of its trial run after its week in XMU's place.

I agree.....they play too many hits.  The guest session with DJ Shadow was cool.

LukinFan

I recently read their new book and watched their doc. I highly recommend both. They put me on a Beasties kick.

Ledbetterman10

LukinFan said:

I recently read their new book and watched their doc. I highly recommend both. They put me on a Beasties kick.

I've been listening to them non-stop since the documentary came out. Even coming around on some stuff I wasn't that into (To The Five Boroughs in particular)

Ledbetterman10

Personal favorite moments from the documentary....

-16-year-old Ad-Rock sneaks into a TV show audience and asks Afrika Bambaataa if he's ever heard Cooky Puss.

-Mike D. on the early days: "We were a hardcore band...but we kinda weren't. We were as much Monty Python as we were Black Flag."

-Ad-Rock makes his film debut by driving a car into a pool and having an orgasm.
 

nicknyr15

Ledbetterman10 said:

Personal favorite moments from the documentary....

-16-year-old Ad-Rock sneaks into a TV show audience and asks Afrika Bambaataa if he's ever heard Cooky Puss.

-Mike D. on the early days: "We were a hardcore band...but we kinda weren't. We were as much Monty Python as we were Black Flag."

-Ad-Rock makes his film debut by driving a car into a pool and having an orgasm.
 

I loved that doc. Love the beasties. I wish the documentary was longer. Here’s the first music i remember ever hearing, from this very tape. 

Ledbetterman10

nicknyr15 said:

Ledbetterman10 said:

Personal favorite moments from the documentary....

-16-year-old Ad-Rock sneaks into a TV show audience and asks Afrika Bambaataa if he's ever heard Cooky Puss.

-Mike D. on the early days: "We were a hardcore band...but we kinda weren't. We were as much Monty Python as we were Black Flag."

-Ad-Rock makes his film debut by driving a car into a pool and having an orgasm.
 

I loved that doc. Love the beasties. I wish the documentary was longer. Here’s the first music i remember ever hearing, from this very tape. 

Nice. That's a heirloom to be treasured. 

Ledbetterman10

Great cover of Lookin' Down the Barrell of a Gun posted in another thread by @eeriepadave

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kKTJ-wX4ATg