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01-05-2005, 11:35 PM
Does anyone with a scanner have this? Beasties were in Cash For Questions (where readers send in questions for the band). I think it's pretty cute. Here are couple reader questions until someone saves the day:
Reader: After you toured with Madonna, did she ask you to be in her Sex book?
Adrock: Yes, I'm in there in the background.
MCA: We actually got dumped for Vanilla Ice. We're not quite hairy enough for that kind of thing so we'd have to be wearing chest wigs and merkins. It was too complicated -- you have to glue those things on. Madonna realized that, which is why she's as successful as she is.
Mike D: The weird thing is that afterwards Vanilla Ice contacted me because he wanted to do his own book, but I wasn't comfortable with that.
Reader: Adrock, how did you prepare for your role as a teenage drug dealer in The Equalizer?
MCA: Give that man a gold star for research.
Adrock: That was a really tough role for me. I really had to live the part, so I was doing a lot of vocal techniques and work with several different companies like Palmolive to keep my hair and skin clean. I was also physically fit, I really worked my abs and my obliques.
MCA: What are obliques?
Adrock: I don't know. What was Edward Woodward like? I can't comment on that. He had a special interest in me.
MCA: To put it properly . . .
Adrock: He was real nice. A very friendly man.
Reader: After you toured with Madonna, did she ask you to be in her Sex book?
Adrock: Yes, I'm in there in the background.
MCA: We actually got dumped for Vanilla Ice. We're not quite hairy enough for that kind of thing so we'd have to be wearing chest wigs and merkins. It was too complicated -- you have to glue those things on. Madonna realized that, which is why she's as successful as she is.
Mike D: The weird thing is that afterwards Vanilla Ice contacted me because he wanted to do his own book, but I wasn't comfortable with that.
Reader: Adrock, how did you prepare for your role as a teenage drug dealer in The Equalizer?
MCA: Give that man a gold star for research.
Adrock: That was a really tough role for me. I really had to live the part, so I was doing a lot of vocal techniques and work with several different companies like Palmolive to keep my hair and skin clean. I was also physically fit, I really worked my abs and my obliques.
MCA: What are obliques?
Adrock: I don't know. What was Edward Woodward like? I can't comment on that. He had a special interest in me.
MCA: To put it properly . . .
Adrock: He was real nice. A very friendly man.