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2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
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Re: 2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
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Re: 2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
Thanks Kid P for posting this.
I always thought of 3rd Bass as the music industry's bid to cash in on the Beasties' success. I dissed them and dismissed them. Recently, I've been hearing more and more 3rd Bass and MC Serch tracks spun on turntable.fm and it has made me rethink my earlier rejection of them. They had great beats and some really dope lyrics, much fresher than most of the whackness you hear today. Imagine my surprise when I found this interview between Serch and MCA, who I thought were mortal enemies. Very cool for Serch to post this in memoriam. Respect.
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Re: 2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
I'm surprised Serch did not ask him about how he dissed him on Professor Booty
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Re: 2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
Serch has been graciously and constantly apologizing for his hating (and moronic dis track) since about the mid 90's. He has called the Beastie Boys legends. That was cool of him to release that interview right after Yauch's passing.
Pete Nice penned probably the best musical obituary for MCA that I have read, entitled Requiem for a White MC. Much thanks to 2 sons of the Beastie Boys |
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Re: 2008 MC Serch interviews Adam Yauch
Glad the Beastie Boys made timeless tracks...Beastie Boys didn't follow any current trends. true and fearless innovators.
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