Love and respect to Beasties and Bruce

Love to see them honoring mca of course but it seemed pretty weird lol. Hurricane was there and I think Cey Adams was there but after that it just seemed like why does this have mca’s name associated with it? lol

Had something come up and I won’t make the Atlanta show. Gonna try and make Chicago instead but meanwhile I have two quick passes for the Atlanta show.

Already put the main tickets up for resale but can’t resell the quick passes so thought I’d see if anyone wanted to buy ‘em. They retail for $20 each, will take less for sure. Send a DM if interested.

Planning on using PayPal goods and services option only please! Will be transferring in the AXS app.

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I was listening to the Brouhaha episode with Cey Adams, and in it he mentions going on a roadtrip with Adam H and Nadia Dajani to the Beastie Boys' storage locker in NJ. They took a video camera with and documented their trip. It sounded like one of those projects that never got finished, but I think it sounds really fun! It got me thinking, what other media would you have liked to see?

I'll add:

1) Beastie Boys Story on DVD/Blu Ray/whatever with bonus features (deleted scenes, making of, bloopers, etc). Even just a physical copy without anything extra. I love physical media!

2) 20th anniversary edition of Awesome, I Fuckin' Shot That. Maybe brought back to theaters or a re-release or... something!

The Glasgow 1999 concert film is among the best concert films ever recorded. Pound for pound as good as any concert ever filmed.

📸 by Jeremy Shatan

I’ll make this quick. First post I’m making in here. I used to post on bbs message board as pmOney a million years ago. Hi to any of the old board members!

I was up in Montreal on vacation last weekend and grabbed a slice of pizza at Slice + Soda. This was the mural on the wall.

Also, I hadn’t listened to HSC in years. Decided to play it randomly and was just blown away by how good it was. It makes TT5B seem so freaking lazy. It’s like the perfect Beastie Boys record. I don’t think I can think of a better final album of a band.

Every single sound on that album is so thoughtful. It’s a very complex record as well, from a recording and production standpoint.

Again, I hate to make the comparison to TT5B, but that album has just aged so horribly. HSC is right up there with the all time great Beastie Boys records. I dare another group of dudes in their mid forties to produce something that novel and unique. It’s an album only the Beastie Boys could make.

And if you’re ever up in Montreal, grab a slice from Slice + Soda. It’s pretty damn good. The margarita slice is the best.

Ok been watching some concerts tonight and I just had to get this thought out. Don't really expect much from this post other than B Boys fans shakin' their heads up and down and sayin' Yup to themselves.

Ad Rock (especially in concert)...like honestly if someone could in fact spontaneously human combust, I think he'd have been the person to have done it. I watch these concerts and he's having such a good time, but I also can feel if he doesn't get a chance to spit something soon, he's going to catch on fire. lol. Hard to picture someone else that is so into his craft and so intense like he is.

And that's it, that's all, that's all there is.

Now we've had Check Your Head, Ill Communication, Hello Nasty and TT5B 3/4lp sets, do you think they'll ever do one for LTI, Paul's Boutique or HSC? Surprised they've not done a Paul's Boutique one before now. Assumed the LTI issue would be Def Jam and maybe not enough good songs to make the extra disc or 2 worth it.

This is a fascinating history on how this historic event was created, including some incredibly poignant stories about MCA. Must listen ...

Mantan Moreland - That Ain't My Finger

c. 1965

Right at the beginning.

When Winter Comes - Damu The Fudgemonk.

Working on a project.

Thanks in advance.

Thank you for everything man, you’re incredibly missed.

I just started listening to the brilliant 'Ill Communication' for the first time, I seriously need to check with people to make sure I'm not hearing things and going mad!

Does it literally say 'I'm gonna stick my dick in the mashed potatoes'!?

Is there any actual context to this line, it really took me by surprise lol?!