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Rocketz
PostPosted: Sat May 05, 2012 7:21 pm 
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Awesome rumour : Eminem to collaborate with Mike D and Ad-Rock (beastie boys) for a tribute concert to MCA.... please let it be true
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moosehead
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MCA rocked the house. Amazing talent and music visionary

Crap news.

RIP
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Rocketz
PostPosted: Sat May 05, 2012 7:26 pm 
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MCA gave us this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVkUvmDQ3HY
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Green day rocks
PostPosted: Sat May 05, 2012 8:24 pm 
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Gutted,remember getting the Licence To Ill album all those years ago and it still sounds fantastic 25 years later,RIP.
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Gort
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Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.
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EverReady
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Gort wrote:
Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.


They were pretty astonishing live
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Gort
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EverReady wrote:
Gort wrote:
Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.


They were pretty astonishing live


The only good live rap act I ever saw.
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EverReady
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Gort wrote:
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Gort wrote:
Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.


They were pretty astonishing live


The only good live rap act I ever saw.


Roots Manuva are pretty good live- I don't like most American rap, acquired taste I suppose
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Gort
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EverReady wrote:
Gort wrote:
EverReady wrote:
Gort wrote:
Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.


They were pretty astonishing live


The only good live rap act I ever saw.


Roots Manuva are pretty good live- I don't like most American rap, acquired taste I suppose


Saw Rebel MC last year - he is now a full on rasta known as Congo Natty - he did a 3 hour DJ/Toasting set with Adrian Sherwood - that was pretty good
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EverReady
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Gort wrote:
EverReady wrote:
Gort wrote:
EverReady wrote:
Gort wrote:
Saw the Beastie Boys at Glastonbury in '94 - 2nd stage IIRC. Rather over shadowed by the magnificence of Orbital that weekend but excellent all the same.


They were pretty astonishing live


The only good live rap act I ever saw.


Roots Manuva are pretty good live- I don't like most American rap, acquired taste I suppose


Saw Rebel MC last year - he is now a full on rasta known as Congo Natty - he did a 3 hour DJ/Toasting set with Adrian Sherwood - that was pretty good


He is around donkey's- must look some of his stuff up
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Taranaki Snapper
PostPosted: Sun May 06, 2012 12:46 am 
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The Beasties (along with Massive Attack) were one the most significant acts through my musical life in the late 80s and 90s...I saw them a couple of times and they were brilliant...being 47 myself, it's a generational thing, my facebook page yesterday was wall-to-wall MCA tributes...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DOMxm0o12c
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Pat Pending
PostPosted: Sun May 06, 2012 4:00 am 
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Remember the "Three Idiots Create a Masterpiece" review from Rolling Stone.

I used to buy anything produced by Rick Rubin and Def Jam back in those days. Even among such company the Beastie Boys were something truly unique. RIP MCA and thanks for all the great memories.
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Mat the Expat
PostPosted: Sun May 06, 2012 7:34 am 
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As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.
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mr bungle
PostPosted: Sun May 06, 2012 9:50 am 
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Mat the Expat wrote:
As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.
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Gort
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mr bungle wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.


Yep, didn't get Hello Nasty at all
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Mat the Expat
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mr bungle wrote:
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As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.


To be fair, this is the path of most good bands. It's rare they get the 5th.
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tanu
PostPosted: Sun May 06, 2012 11:59 am 
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Taranaki Snapper wrote:
The Beasties (along with Massive Attack) were one the most significant acts through my musical life in the late 80s and 90s...I saw them a couple of times and they were brilliant...being 47 myself, it's a generational thing, my facebook page yesterday was wall-to-wall MCA tributes...
:(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DOMxm0o12c


same here :(
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Gort
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Mat the Expat wrote:
mr bungle wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.


To be fair, this is the path of most good bands. It's rare they get the 5th.


Houses of the Holy was pretty good
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Mat the Expat
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Gort wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
mr bungle wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.


To be fair, this is the path of most good bands. It's rare they get the 5th.


Houses of the Holy was pretty good


For the pedant
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globus
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I am always respectful of the dead. RIP.

The theft of my VW badges was a bit annoying.
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Mat the Expat
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I am always respectful of the dead. RIP.

The theft of my VW badges was a bit annoying.


Who else did it? :lol:
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Gort
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globus wrote:
I am always respectful of the dead. RIP.

The theft of my VW badges was a bit annoying.


Some of the folks we are camping with this weekend have taken the VW badges off the front of their campers as a mark of respect :lol:

We have a tyre on the front of ours so can't join in
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w0rdtothe3rd
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globus wrote:
I am always respectful of the dead. RIP.

The theft of my VW badges was a bit annoying.


I had one hanging on my bedroom wall for years. :lol:
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w0rdtothe3rd
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Gort wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
mr bungle wrote:
Mat the Expat wrote:
As mentioned before, the best bit is that they fooled around, had hits then went back and really developed themselves.


3 massive albums after Licensed to ill, that I'm a huge fan of. I must say it all went downhill quickly from Hello Nasty on.


To be fair, this is the path of most good bands. It's rare they get the 5th.


Houses of the Holy was pretty good


Last year's album was very good. You should give it a try.
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