Re: Beyond the Streets Exhibit in LA
 

My favorite Rod Stewart song is ‘Tonight’s the Night’….

Re: Beyond the Streets Exhibit in LA
 

Adrock looks happy. I'm sure the people were shocked to see him there...

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn9umH7p...YmMyMTA2M2Y%3D

Re: Beyond the Streets Exhibit in LA
 

LL Cool J was there too... (y)

https://twitter.com/llcoolj/status/1619399862604414978

Re: Beyond the Streets Exhibit in LA
 

I’m inclined to think those guys got a private tour and did a photo appearance without public interference. It’s a very small space and they would have been hounded, and there’s no photos from anyone else spotting them in the gallery.

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Yea I saw photos of Mike being there too, so you're probably right.

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:)(y)

Re: Beyond the Streets Exhibit in LA
 

They talk about this in the book
We Loved it, We Hated it chapter

"One of the things that would serve us well throughout our careers was that we would all usually sit around and write lyrics together. We’d write for a bit and then - almost like we were playing a game of boggle - decide that some arbitrary self-imposed timer had gone off and it was time to read aloud what we had. This could be both intimidating and frustrating - one of us might have a run we really liked, but that didn't mean the other two guys would vote it in. As ruthless as this process could be, we became each other's best editors. After inferior lines were vetoed we’d then organize the mutually approved bits and divide up who was saying what. So as opposed to me writing my own parts, Adam writing his, and so on, all of us co-authored, and then divided up the lines after we’d voted on what should stay. In the process, we stumbled upon what defined Licensed to ill: fantasies of life that we pretended to have, delivered in interweaving, accented, occasionally doubled and triple vocals. - Mike D
"