thee more I watch their interviews the more I realize that if it wasn't for Mike D there would be absolutely no interview questions answered seriously......ever. lol
Interviewer: "So where is this alternative/visionary video style coming from" Yauch: "One time we went Elephant hunting in Africa and built these cabinets out of ivory tusks..."
This is damn near 30 years old and it’s still hilarious that House of Pain ever thought they were more real than the Beasties. How are those country rock albums selling these days?
The Beastie's were growing up. They weren't trashing hotel's like it's going out of style 6 years later. House of Pain at the age they are at there should have felt ashamed for acting like such trashy hooligans.
I'm so glad I was coming of age, during this time. I'm certain this interview ran on 'New Music'--an hour long program that featured 2-3 groups, and had interviews that were so much more 'real' then MTV's bullshit schlock. Even when they were being goofy, most artists appreciated the nuanced questions, and being allowed to speak without fear of being taken out of context. Sadly, MuchMusic went the way of MTV--that is, focusing on non-music related content. But for those of us who had access to this channel during that time, we were lucky.
@@M540FELLA WOW...haven't thought about FUSE, in a long time. Such a 00's things, lol. So, on the one hand, you're right about MM turning into the Fuse Channel. However, it was initially a joint venture between MM Canada (the original parent company, which started in 1984) and MM USA (the joint venture between MM Can & Cablevision started in 1994). As I'm Canadian, I was referring to the initial channel--which essentially took most of the remaining music content, over to Fuse, in the early 00's. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuse_(TV_channel)
There was 2 reason why they did not continue on there punk musical path and those reasons names are Kate Schellenbach and John Berry who inspired them to be a four-piece hardcore punk band named the Young Aborigines after they both quit the remaining 3 guys changed the band name and turned to hiphop and had success with the song Cooky Puss.
Yeah, they even by their own admission said their punk stuff was pretty bad, and a poor mans Bad Brains lol, saying Beastie Boys or BB was actually because of BB like Bad Brains.
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thee more I watch their interviews the more I realize that if it wasn't for Mike D there would be absolutely no interview questions answered seriously......ever. lol
............"and then a moose come out from behind the woods"
The more I watch the more I just think Mike D inspired Eminem
@@totalFOOTBALL360 oh ur right
Interviewer: "So where is this alternative/visionary video style coming from"
Yauch: "One time we went Elephant hunting in Africa and built these cabinets out of ivory tusks..."
RIP and long live Adam “MCA” Yauch (August 5, 1964 - May 4, 2012), aged 47
You will always be remembered as a legend.
Why any interviewer attempts to get a straight answer out of these dudes, I'll never know. Love the Beastie Boys. RIP Yauch
What's the song at 3:00 ?
@@matheya Looking down the barrel of a gun
@@lukastulic1138 Thanks ! :)
I would argue no one here is sober. Lol. My fave crew....
The shower "accidentally " turning on when the interviewer asks a dumb ass question- lol!!! Very good. 😊
Built his own helicopter out of wood...
Yauch is talking about "himself" - he directed the videos under the nom de guerre of Nathanial Hörnblowér.
ADROCK looks like he’s in a time out hahaha
It’s the stillest I’ve ever seen him 🤣🤣
This is damn near 30 years old and it’s still hilarious that House of Pain ever thought they were more real than the Beasties. How are those country rock albums selling these days?
The Beastie's were growing up. They weren't trashing hotel's like it's going out of style 6 years later. House of Pain at the age they are at there should have felt ashamed for acting like such trashy hooligans.
mca looks sooo hot
@7:09 Adrock is doing an impression of Russell Simmons with the lisp and love of screwdrivers
Haha! Got him.
Rapey Russell
Gotta have a wooden helicopter with a alphorn attached. Bucket-list material.
I love the fact ad rock made fun of russel simmons's lisp!!!!! Lol
omg i just realize they were playing screaming at a wall by minor threat in the beginning
I told some chicks i was Mike D, they was like gee i don't know he might be.
lol mca was going off down a deep rabbit bs hole there for a minute- he's got a good poker face
Mike D - the real slim shady
Haha haha I love adrock, giving them the fucking lisp hahaha fucking love them and rip mca we miss you
Sick tour, saw em like a night before in MTL. Henry Rollins opened for em
Ad rock is so off his face
mca in that striped shirt is my new obsession, gives me major kurt cobain energy
You must be talking bout Grunge…
This was my first concert Beastie Boys Cypress Hill and Rollins Band Dec 92 Tampa
Jeezus iLy adrock🥰
7:24 “Can I get a screwdriver?”
Russell Simmonds
Em totally bit Mike D style
haha. Adrock at 7:13
He's making fun of Russell Simmons.
I'm so glad I was coming of age, during this time. I'm certain this interview ran on 'New Music'--an hour long program that featured 2-3 groups, and had interviews that were so much more 'real' then MTV's bullshit schlock. Even when they were being goofy, most artists appreciated the nuanced questions, and being allowed to speak without fear of being taken out of context. Sadly, MuchMusic went the way of MTV--that is, focusing on non-music related content. But for those of us who had access to this channel during that time, we were lucky.
Did much music become Fuse?
@@M540FELLA WOW...haven't thought about FUSE, in a long time. Such a 00's things, lol. So, on the one hand, you're right about MM turning into the Fuse Channel. However, it was initially a joint venture between MM Canada (the original parent company, which started in 1984) and MM USA (the joint venture between MM Can & Cablevision started in 1994). As I'm Canadian, I was referring to the initial channel--which essentially took most of the remaining music content, over to Fuse, in the early 00's.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuse_(TV_channel)
Growing up in that era, we were exposed to so much cool music. Man, times have changed.
i love you sweet MCA 💝
Yauch doesn't even look convinced on his own answer abt his cousin
"Like what do you mean, like I got a job and my wife's got a job?"
I don't know why, but the way he said that is so funny to me 😅
aaaaaand, can I get a screwdriver? Thank you
Nice cover of Screaming At A Wall by Minor Threat at the start!
RIP MCA
I would die if mca hand fed me a bean/nut/whatever that was
Ad rock ain't ready for the interview lmao
mca is so pretty
Welp - we see where Eminem got his Direct influence.
What was Yauch's solo record on Def Jam?
Em idolize mike d even had a rhythm with him
Agreed! :)
Thats one thing people dont know about them was they started off playing like punk music before rap music.
They released a compilation album titled "some old bullshit" with all their old punk and hardcore stuff on it.
There was 2 reason why they did not continue on there punk musical path and those reasons names are Kate Schellenbach and John Berry who inspired them to be a four-piece hardcore punk band named the Young Aborigines after they both quit the remaining 3 guys changed the band name and turned to hiphop and had success with the song Cooky Puss.
literally all their fans know this
Yeah, they even by their own admission said their punk stuff was pretty bad, and a poor mans Bad Brains lol, saying Beastie Boys or BB was actually because of BB like Bad Brains.
It was not a total loss here was my favorite punk track of theres- ruclips.net/video/KTtQ-uTf1uo/видео.html
What version of "watcha want" was that
That is the Soul Assassin remix, if I am remembering right. It has Cypress Hill on it too.
@@Krust_Acean Bless you
@@Krust_Acean Tbh I prefer the Soul Assassin version but the original is good too
My favorite band, but their interviews were so ridiculous when they were young
anybody know the answer at the end? MCA's solo?
MCA and Burzootie - Drum machine. Released in 1983. I own a copy on vinyl 😁
What song is it at the start?
And at 7:42
At the start is: “Screaming at a Wall”. It’s a minor threat cover.
Much respect to Michael Williams for bringing Rap City to the airwaves, but goddamn was his on air persona cringy 0:00
I work today years old when I figured out Eminem's look came from Beastie boys 😅
Gimme soma those boomers Yauch!!!
Yep ~ only on Ytube ~ Rotating dots & no play