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Beastie Boys ever cover AF?
someone I know told me this....true?
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wouldn't be surprised....I remember reading a Rolling Stone article years ago that mentioned them covering Reagan Youth live
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as much as i know they didn´t. at least on no record i own. they did a cover of minor threat´s " screaming at a wall". that´s all i know.
if they really did, i wanna hear it.
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a LONG time ago my friends and I did a funk metal version of 'Pull My Strings' by the Dead Kennedys and a rap version of 'Start Today' by the Gorilla
Biscuits
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Quote: | Originally posted by XHonusWagnerX
a LONG time ago my friends and I did a funk metal version of 'Pull My Strings' by the Dead Kennedys and a rap version of 'Start Today' by the Gorilla
Biscuits | nice
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Back in the early days of the band they might have covered AF at a show. I wouldn't think they would have done it after going into the rap think.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Discipline
Back in the early days of the band they might have covered AF at a show. I wouldn't think they would have done it after going into the rap think.
| If I remember right when they covered Reagan Youth it was around when Hello Nasty came out.....it would be
cool to find out what other hardcore/punk covers they've done. I like the Dead Boys sample they use for Open Letter To NYC, & I'm surprised how many
of my friends who know both songs I've had to point it out to. The whole "BB" initials of their group had something to do with their love of Bad
Brains
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0NJD7TsfII&feature=related
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6kRS7ZhZic&feature=related
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Quasar, fuck yeah.
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what a great video. i fucking love this band.
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Quote: | Originally posted by Blackout Colin
Quote: | Originally posted by XHonusWagnerX
a LONG time ago my friends and I did a funk metal version of 'Pull My Strings' by the Dead Kennedys and a rap version of 'Start Today' by the Gorilla
Biscuits | nice |
haha... I think at this point even though it was fun its slightly embarassing.
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there's one of them doing CJ's "Red Tape" too
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Aglio E Olio EP this was some good shit
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You are now asking yourself what the fuck i am writing name Quasar.Let see Quasar is like co-band to Beastie Boys, same members but differenet name
.They played a hardcore punk.In 1995 Beastie boys decide to go on tour in mini van around the country and they played old songs from Aglio e
Olio,Polly Wog Stew and Ill Communication.Many fans liked them and become very popular like Beastie boys but in underground scene.You can here find 19
really good songs and cover from Circle Jerksa,and Reagan Youth.I hope you liked them.
Tracks:
01.Beastie Boys
02.Time For Livin'
03.Stage Banter
04.Brand New
05.Egg Raid On Mojo
06.Reagan Youth(Reagan Youth)
07.Deal With It
08.Believe Me
09.Tough Guy
10.Think About The Pit
11.Transit Cop
12.Nervous Assistant
13.I Want Some
14.Riot Brigade
15.Michelle's Farm
16.I Can't Think Straight
17.Red Tape(Circle Jerks)
18.Stage Banter
19.Heart Attack Man
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Quote: | Originally posted by lifeisabitch
Aglio E Olio EP this was some good shit |
TRUE!
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Adrock played bass for DFL on their album My Crazy Life as well
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Thanks!
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'Think About the Pit' is a DFL song
i once saw DFL with Wesley Willis and Sublime in DC, kinda crazy
There was a band called 'Brooklyn' with i believe Adrock on vocals and Dr Know on guitar. let me google it;
here;
'Following a long year of touring with the Beastie Boys on the Licensed to Ill tour, Tom and Adam Yauch decided that they would do something
different. That something would later turn into what fans today call the Brooklyn "Demos" or the Brooklyn "Sessions."
Brooklyn was formed around late 1987 or early 1988. Its members included Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys, Tom Cushman, Daryl Jenifer of Bad Brains, and
Doug E. Beans who was the drummer in Murphy's Law. Murphy's Law along with Fishbone had opened night after night for the Beastie Boys during the
Licensed to Ill tour, so three out of four of them had gotten to know each other better while on the road.
Having only been paid a small percentage of what the Beastie Boys thought they were owed from Def Jam, Yauch took twenty thousand dollars and along
with the other guys recorded several songs under the band name Brooklyn. The demo was shopped around to several recording labels, but was never put
out commercially. In 1998, those recordings found their way into bootleg trading circles and now they are can be found in mp3 format many places on
the web.
As history would have it, Yauch's memorable bass line from "Gratitude" was a product of the Brooklyn recordings. Page twenty-four in the Beastie Boys
Anthology: Sounds of Science booklet tells the entire story. '
i have it on my ipod
its a weird Rock groove vibe. i would compare it to the poppy Black Train Jack, but then a southern rock wilco sound mixed with pearl jam. Song
'Running Out of TIme' kind of sound Bad Brains esque. Then some songs have slide guitar. its weird.
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excuise me, it was daryl from bad brains
download link;
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CB0QFjAB...
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& members of Murphy's Law (can't remember which ones) are seen walking into the party in "Fight For Your Right To Party"....I believe the dude with
the hoodie on is one
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jimmy g was in it... murphys law trucker hat
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Quote: | Originally posted by lifeisabitch
You are now asking yourself what the fuck i am writing name Quasar.Let see Quasar is like co-band to Beastie Boys, same members but differenet name
.They played a hardcore punk.In 1995 Beastie boys decide to go on tour in mini van around the country and they played old songs from Aglio e
Olio,Polly Wog Stew and Ill Communication.Many fans liked them and become very popular like Beastie boys but in underground scene.You can here find 19
really good songs and cover from Circle Jerksa,and Reagan Youth.I hope you liked them.
Tracks:
01.Beastie Boys
02.Time For Livin'
03.Stage Banter
04.Brand New
05.Egg Raid On Mojo
06.Reagan Youth(Reagan Youth)
07.Deal With It
08.Believe Me
09.Tough Guy
10.Think About The Pit
11.Transit Cop
12.Nervous Assistant
13.I Want Some
14.Riot Brigade
15.Michelle's Farm
16.I Can't Think Straight
17.Red Tape(Circle Jerks)
18.Stage Banter
19.Heart Attack Man
http://www.mediafire.com/?pp8cm22824335ad |
Thanks for posting that. I didnt know that they did a tour like that. Sounds pretty decent too.
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HONUS-as much as i can't stand a great deal of what you really like (for my own reasons that i would never hold,nor impose,against you),YOU FUCKING
RULE!
YOU,HONUS,IS WHAT MAKES THE "EDGE" COOL.
YOUR FRIEND,
PAULIE |
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