This is available at a site called Blip.FM. We’ll see how we like embedding them. EDIT: Not only doesn’t it play, it screws up the layout of the site. Blip.fm loses as embedable content, so here’s a direct link. DJ … Continue reading
Fan video: Three songs are mashed together in this one: “Hey Ladies” by The Beastie Boys, “Ladies Night” by Kool and The Gang and “Girls Just Want To Have Fun” by Cyndi Lauper. This one works fairly well. I can … Continue reading
Fan Vid: Mashing up “Sure Shot” by The Beastie Boys and “Ob-La-Di Ob-La Da” by The Beatles.” Well, honestly, “Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da” is not one of my favorite Beatles songs. To dj BC’s credit, he doesn’t use a whole lot of … Continue reading
“Fan Video:” Mashing up “So Whatcha Want” by The Beastie Boys and “Lady Madonna” by The Beatles. The next 20 or 30 songs are by various mash-up DJs, courtesy of a good friend of mine who sent me a massive … Continue reading
Official Video: From two of the oldest Beastie Boys tracks to one of the newest… This is the only track I have from To the 5 Burroughs. They released that one in 2005 and the most recent album they put … Continue reading
You will have to go to YouTube to see this video. This was before Licensed to Ill came out, but it is essentially the same tune as “Fight For Your Right To Party,” in my opinion. The video is so … Continue reading
Album cover video: This was the first song I ever heard from the Beastie Boys. It is, essentially, a prank phone call set to a beat. I heard it on WXCI, Western Connecticut State University’s finest, back in the early … Continue reading
The last two tracks on Paul’s Boutique. This means that tomorrow I’ll be able to spend at least part of my Teatro Triste del Clown time reading Memo’s last batch of updates. “Ask for Janice” is all of 11 seconds … Continue reading
This is maybe the best video I have posted thus far into the list. Each frame, I just read, was painted by hand. It really shows. It is really gorgeous. The Beastie Boys haven’t released another video like this to … Continue reading
Traditional Album Cover Video: Courtesy of Wikipedia, the sample list: “Moby Dick” by Led Zeppelin “It’s Hot Tonight” by Alice Cooper “Put on Train” by Gene Harris & The Three Sounds The Led Zepplin track is a great example of … Continue reading