Ohhhh....Adrock Interview

[pshabi]

http://www.vbs.tv/video.php?id=23347141001

[pshabi]

Interesting. Interviewer is pretty ridiculous. Horovitz is serious, which is strange. Worth a watch.

[pm0ney]

That was a great, great interview. I think Adrock appreciated the guy's sincerity, which was clearly there underneath his odd mannerism's and delivery.

[paul jones]

thanks pshabi(y)

I'm gonna watch it later as it's 3 a.m. and I should be asleep right now

[pshabi]

That was a great, great interview. I think Adrock appreciated the guy's sincerity, which was clearly there underneath his odd mannerism's and delivery.

What if I told you I was the interviewer?

[pm0ney]

What if I told you I was the interviewer?

I'd say you were a sincere Beastie Boys fan with some very odd mannerism's.

[Jiberish]

That was cool. I'd never heard their first punk/hip-hop show was at The Rat. B the time I moved to Boston the Rat had been closed up and that whole part of Boston [Kenmore square] was cleaned the fuck up. But you still meet people every now and again who came from that scene.

Interesting and informative(y)

[silence7]

That was a really good interview, great questions. A definite departure from the goofy TV station tour interviews from foreign lands..

[Rodie]

That was funny when he blurted out that he discovered LL.

[midzi]

Nice interview thanks. He seems to be more serious when he is interviewed on his own.

arms wide open, lol:D

[ampm]

Couldn't get it to play.

[Jiberish]

Remember a few years back when they were always talking about trading one of them out for the guy from Creed?

I guess that's where it came from.

[facedownfall]

i thought the interviewer looked familiar, then i realized i knew of him from indie rock circles...he was in a band on Dischord Records(ian mackaye of minor threat/fugazi's label) called Nation of Ulysees and then in went on to form another band called The Make-Up (saw them open for Fugazi in 1996). If you liked At The Drive-In then you will love The Make-Up.

[tjpop]

nice find. one of the rare interviews I've seen Adrock being serious. usually I think he goes overboard with trying to be funny and shit, so it was refreshing to see him like that. maybe because of the type of interview with the audience. sort of like a Inside the Actors studio you have to be serious type stuff..

[pm0ney]

Anyone else think there was no audience there? Like it seemed they knew they would "pretend" they were in front of an audience?

[Brother McDuff]

Anyone else think there was no audience there? Like it seemed they knew they would "pretend" they were in front of an audience?

i couldn't tell if they were really trying to fool us into thinking there was an audience or if they were just making a joke out of it. I was under the impression moreso, though, that it was a joke. at least i hope it was.

[Laver1969]

Anyone else think there was no audience there? Like it seemed they knew they would "pretend" they were in front of an audience?

Yeah...once it definitely sounded like a "laugh track" but another time it didn't. I'd have to say there was no audience there.

[mathcart]

Yeah...once it definitely sounded like a "laugh track" but another time it didn't. I'd have to say there was no audience there.

Definitely the impression I got. Foolish, foolishness!
:D

[balohna]

Yeah, he's definitely the lead singer from NOU. His interview with Ian MacKaye is very worth watching because they're old friends and Ian seems incredibly amused by the shtick.