We’re always a little wary when we see a super group announcement, but we can’t help hide our excitement about the formation of The Contribution. This new project brings together
This Friday, Mike Gordon and his band hit the road for an eight-show tour that includes stops in Troy, New Haven, Stroudsburg, Baltimore, Charlottesville, Philadelphia, Northampton and Lebanon. Over the
Last Year’s March Madness tournament was a huge success. Fans of the bands involved got way into it, we had huge voting turnout, and overall it was a lot of
Despite the fact that Thom Yorke’s solo album, The Eraser, came out all the way back in 2006, the enigmatic Radiohead front man has finally deemed it time to do
We we’re saddened to learn that bassist T-Bone Wolk passed away on Sunday night of an apparent heart attack. Not only would we always get a kick out of watching
Over the past 30 years, the Beastie Boys have put together a legendary career as an innovative hip-hop act that has crossed over to a variety of genres including rock and jazz. In fact, the group first got together to play hardcore in 1979 and stuck on the punk/hardcore end of things for the next five years before producer Rick Rubin got a hold of them.
For this month’s Through The Years, we’re going to look at all the incarnations of the Beastie Boys from their early days in Brooklyn to the multi-platinum License to Ill days all the way up to last year’s Bonnaroo. Outside of a few missing years, we’ve put together a playlist featuring one B-Boys video from each year starting in 1982. Take a peak…
Tracklist:
1982 – Holy Snapper (Home Video)
1983 – Live at The Kitchen
1984 – White Shadow (Live on Cable TV)
1985 – Filming Promos
1986 – Hold It Now, Hit It (Music Video)
1987 – No Sleep Till Brooklyn (Live in Montreux)
READ ON for the rest of the Beastie Boys – Through The Years playlist…
Eric Krasno’s rolodex must be positively Warren Haynesian by now. He’s never far from a stage, and if you think about all the people he and his two Soulive bandmates
Pavement have revealed the first additions to their September U.S. headline itinerary since last year’s initial announcement of their reunion tour in addition to dates at Coachella, Sasquatch! and 4
