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Jiberish

04-06-2015 11:53 AM

Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/fe...9870423?page=3

You've all probably read it before. I think I have too.

I don't remeber ever hearing this before: "By age fourteen, Horovitz was in a band called the Young and the Useless, and though he barely knew how to play guitar, he taught Yauch bass;

BeesTea

04-06-2015 09:47 PM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

I actually learned several things in that article. I had no idea about the Scared Stupid movie but after I read the film synopsis, I think bits of it were incorporated into FFYR Revisited, Body Moving, etc.

Jiberish

04-07-2015 07:32 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jiberish (Post 1816942)

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/fe...9870423?page=3

You've all probably read it before. I think I have too.

I don't remember ever hearing this before: "By age fourteen, Horovitz was in a band called the Young and the Useless, and though he barely knew how to play guitar, he taught Yauch bass;

Edit for clarity. I did not know that Adrock taught Yauch how to play bass.

KENNY GUIDO

04-07-2015 08:01 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

I bought the magazine when it came out. I even still have the penthouse mag with the beasties

Bernard Goetz

04-07-2015 08:09 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

so when they hung out backstage with B.B. King, Al Green and Stevie Wonder and cranked up their boom box, nobody complained.

"You think we'll ever meet Stevie?"
"One of these days, D!"
I guess they forgot.

dirtydan11

04-07-2015 10:16 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

Originally Posted by KENNY GUIDO (Post 1816949)

I bought the magazine when it came out. I even still have the penthouse mag with the beasties

That's pretty cool Kenny! I lost almost all of my Beastie Boys clippings/magazine collection. Side note- I bet those Penthouse pages aren't stuck together at all by now haha. For the pictures AND the articles this time;)

KENNY GUIDO

04-07-2015 01:47 PM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Lmaooo

slay	04-17-2015 10:09 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

The kid they mention in the article is me.

Outside Graceland, the Beasties are greeted and photographed by a fan named "Slay" Slayton, 18, from Forest City, Arkansas. The Boys can tell Slay is a fan because his shirt proclaims that he is the Most Ilunest B-Boy.

(Rolling Stone's typo on "Illinest", not mine)

I wrote about it here...

http://calslayton.blogspot.com/2012/05/adam-yauch.html

Just thought you guys might dig it!

brooklyndust

04-17-2015 11:54 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bernard Goetz (Post 1816950)

"You think we'll ever meet Stevie?"
"One of these days, D!"
I guess they forgot.

That line is referencing "Dreaming" of the message album by grandmaster flash.

Here is the song if you can actually get through it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXqxaTMqrRI

brooklyndust

04-17-2015 11:55 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

Originally Posted by slay (Post 1817034)

Really cool story man! Welcome to the boards!

Bernard Goetz

04-19-2015 08:37 AM

Re: Rolling Stone posted a LTI era article today

Quote:

Originally Posted by brooklyndust (Post 1817035)

That line is referencing "Dreaming" of the message album by grandmaster flash.

Here is the song if you can actually get through it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXqxaTMqrRI

Thanks for the knowledge! It's crazy, I guess I will never stop learning Beastie references.

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