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Nov 6, 2026

Diallo RiddleHOST
10:24
where everything sounds like it's, it's, it's Limp Bizkit with hats turned backwards and it's rap rock, but it's like not really for rap fans.
Diallo RiddleHOST
10:32
It's for kids who like, well, no, but I would argue that it was for white kids who liked rap, but had already sort of moved past the Beastie Boys phase of thinking they could be the rapper.
Diallo RiddleHOST
10:42
Yeah.
Diallo RiddleHOST
10:42
So their way of getting to rap was to rap over chunky guitars.
Matt HendricksonGUEST
14:15
So he and he and Russell, you know, basically, you know, Rick was, you know, obviously real interested in signing.
Matt HendricksonGUEST
14:22
He signed Public Enemy and the Beastie Boys and Run DMC.
Matt HendricksonGUEST
14:26
We produced and, you know, you look at his discography.
Matt HendricksonGUEST
14:31
And the man makes a Hall of Fame case before the 90s even start.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
17:37
And kind of the combination of like...
Joe KwaczalaHOST
17:40
the body of work and the like exciting artists he's working with.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
17:43
He was working with like a 15 year old LL Cool J and like Beastie Boys are also like young and exciting and new.
Joe KwaczalaHOST
17:50
And so I think there's probably an element of that.
Grant SmithHOST
31:19
Had to play that for you because, you know, you were walking into the studio with it.
Grant SmithHOST
31:22
I am a fan of Beastie Boys.
Grant SmithHOST
31:23
It was before my time, but I got appreciation for it.
Grant SmithHOST
31:27
Actually, the guy that runs our Rockies games, Doug, I don't know if you've ran into him before or not.
Grant SmithHOST
31:33
He actually got me into Beastie Boys a couple of years ago.
Grant SmithHOST
31:36
Yeah.
Grant SmithHOST
31:37
I knew Fight for Your Right to Party and a couple of songs, but Intergalactic, that one there, Hold It Now, Hit It, they've got some bangers.
Nick FergusonHOST
32:01
So as I came in the door, I ran into both you and Ryan as that was playing.
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2:26
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Grant SmithHOST
2:48
i'm grant smith filling in for ben alongside nick ferguson thank you to the 720 on the text line license to ill how could i forget that the title of the beastie boys album you didn't know that off the top of your head nick You didn't ask me.
Grant SmithHOST
3:01
You got the top of the dome rhymes, but you can't let me know.
Grant SmithHOST
3:04
You're leaving me out to dry with my Beastie Boys lack of album knowledge.
Nick FergusonHOST
3:10
Well, you say you didn't know.
Nick FergusonHOST
3:11
I mean, I knew, but I wanted to give you time to kind of figure it out.
Spike EskinHOST
120:56
That's on ill communication.
Spike EskinHOST
120:59
I was not a huge Beastie Boys guy.
Spike EskinHOST
121:01
The first
Ike ReeseHOST
121:01
one, Time to
Spike EskinHOST
121:11
Mike D has a new album out.
Spike EskinHOST
121:12
Mike D? Yeah.
Spike EskinHOST
121:14
The guy that used to work here? No, Mike D from the Beastie Boys.
Spike EskinHOST
121:18
Cash in two is
Spike EskinHOST
26:35
That's on ill communication, I believe.
Spike EskinHOST
26:38
I was not a huge Beastie Boys guy.
Spike EskinHOST
26:40
The first
Ike ReeseHOST
26:41
one, Time to
Spike EskinHOST
26:50
Mike D has a new album out.
Spike EskinHOST
26:51
Mike D? Yeah.
Spike EskinHOST
26:53
The guy that used to work here? No, Mike D from the Beastie Boys.
Spike EskinHOST
26:57
Cash into it is
Spike EskinHOST
1:01
That's on ill communication, I believe.
Spike EskinHOST
1:04
I was not a huge Beastie Boys guy.
Spike EskinHOST
1:06
The first
Ike ReeseHOST
1:07
one, Time to
Spike EskinHOST
1:16
Mike D has a new album out.
Spike EskinHOST
1:18
Mike D? Yeah.
Spike EskinHOST
1:20
The guy that used to work here? No, Mike D from the Beastie Boys.
Spike EskinHOST
1:23
Passionate Jew is what I
YelawolfGUEST
18:29
But there wasn't a white MC that had broken through the mainstream with this kind of skill level.
Steve-OHOST
18:34
The Beastie Boys had respect.
YelawolfGUEST
18:36
Yeah, but they delivered more of a musicality.
YelawolfGUEST
18:42
Yeah.
Sean BonnetteGUEST
3:38
And along with that, you know, and I've mentioned this in interviews before.
Sean BonnetteGUEST
3:42
So, you know, it's not so new, but I specifically I do have a very vivid memory of listening to Brass Monkey by the Beastie Boys when I was like three or four dancing, dancing around and loving it.
Sean BonnetteGUEST
3:57
So I think that was yeah, that might be my that might be my core musical memory is Brass Monkey.
Tyler JenkeHOST
4:02
Yeah, wow.
Tyler JenkeHOST
4:03
So obviously from there it was clear that you're either going to get into the world of hip-hop or you're going to start playing the piano.
Tyler JenkeHOST
4:08
It had to be one of the two, right?
Sean BonnetteGUEST
4:11
Yeah, or I mean, you know, I guess the Beastie Boys are definitely hip hop, but they're also like irreverent punk.
Sean BonnetteGUEST
4:19
Yeah,
GregHOST
10:18
She had like, you had the circle in the middle and then there's like these catwalks or tracks that went to each corner.
GregHOST
10:26
Beastie Boys, when I saw them, they had one too, but the thing spun.
GregHOST
10:31
Oh, the whole
JoshHOST
10:31
thing? Like the track and everything?

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