Showing posts with label Beastie Boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Beastie Boys. Show all posts

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Onomatopoeia Exclusive Download: /ˈjedˌīak/ - “Members Only EP ” Lorde vs. The Beastie Boys vs. G Unit

Day three of our super special Labor Day week of exclusive remix’s’and I’ve got another two song set for y’all to enjoy; I’m calling this one the Members Only EP and Lorde’s “The Love Club” set’s the backing for the two acapella’s of choice. First up, The  Beastie Boys’ “Body Movin’,”  a song that I actually never really liked; at least not in the context of the entire Beastie’s catalogue but then again it’s a rather large and rich catalogue. Following things up is G Unit’s ”Eye For An Eye,” which unintentionally seems timely to me since they made the news by closing out Chelsea Handler’s Late Night show run earlier this week.

I actually found something in the neighborhood of 30 possible combos’ could be done using “The Love Club” as the instrumental when making a mashup. I even toyed with the idea of doing all 30, releasing one a day for an entire month but I abandoned it as it seemed like a sure fire way to make something I enjoy doing into a task.

Listen, download and share from below and look back tomorrow for the next batch of celebratory tunes.

/ˈjedˌīak/ - The Body Club (Beastie Boys vs. Lorde)
Beastie Boys - "Body Movin'" vs. Lorde - "The Love Club"
Recorded August 2014 in LIC, NY
99.10 BPM Key Dm
Design By Jediak


/ˈjedˌīak/ - The Lorde Unit (G Unit vs. Lorde)
G Unit – “Eye For An Eye” vs. Lorde–“The Love Club”
Recorded August 2014 in LIC, NY
90.42 BPM Key Am
Design by Jediak

Thursday, May 31, 2012

Shepard Fairey & Glen E. Friedman MCA Tribute (Los Angeles)

Images via the artist

It’s been just under a month since the passing of legendary artist/musician Adam Yauch (MCA) of the Beastie Boys and the tributes have been popping up around the world. Recently Shepard Fairey put up several tribute pieces around the Los Angeles area that utilize iconic counterculture photographer Glen E. Friedman’s shot of the band with the words “Posse In Effect, R.I.P. MCA 1964-2012.” 

Friday, May 4, 2012

R.I.P. Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys


A very, very sad day as news comes in that legendary Beastie Boys MC Adam Yauch, aka MCA, has passed away due to cancer. He was 47 years old. The Beastie Boys are one of the most important and influential hip-hop groups of all time, just recently being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame. Adam most certainly left his mark on this planet and will be sorely missed.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Throwback Thursday's: Beastie Boys – The Late Show With Joan Rivers (Jan 15 1987)


The Beastie Boys are always good for a Throwback Thursday, they have such a long and rich history with many phases worth returning to. One such period was the License To Ill era, a very different Beastie Boys than that of the 90’s and on. This week we are sharing a performance by the rappers on The Late Show with Joan Rivers circa January 15, 1987. The young Beasties perform “Fight for Your Right” and have a chat with host and legendary comedian Joan Rivers, the whole thing is a car wreck but in the best possible way. Seems like everyone had a blast doing this.


Monday, March 12, 2012

Onomatopoeia Exclusive Download: Perestroika - "Deuce"

Perestroika’s first drop of 2012 and it comes in the form of a two pack entitled, Deuce. Deuce is made up of something new and something old, “Cold War Boys” was actually done back in the fall of 2011 while “1 Drum was worked on over a couple of sessions in February and March of this year.  Available to listen to or download below, make sure to let Chambaland and I know what you think. 

Perestroika – Deuce
Recorded, 2011-2012 in Astoria NY, USA
Perestroika is Chambaland & Jediak
Design by Jediak 

01: Cold War Boys– 3:44: Beastie Boys “What’cha Want” vs. Cold War Kids – “Hang Me Up To Dry”
02: 1 Drum– 3:58: Amerie – “1 Thing” vs. Florence + The Machine – “Drumming Song”

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Throwback Thursday's: Beastie's Paul's Boutique Record release party, 1989

In 1989, The Beastie Boys released the epic Paul's Boutique album on Capitol Records.  The album achieved critical acclaim, went double platinum and today continues to be mentioned amongst numerous Top 100 albums of all time lists (Time, Rolling Stone, Spin, etc.).  For the albums release, a party took place on the rooftop of Capitol Records and here it is in its entirety.

Its long,.. about an hour and most of the time your finger will be on the fast forward button but its worth a look to see Mike D in all his cartoonish glory, the Boys awkwardly mingling with execs and just being overall stoned and mostly incoherent.



This was originally posted by Porkys1982, who has been uploading a number of classic vintage footage of the Beastie Boys.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Listen: tUnE-yArDs - "Gangsta" Ad-Rock & Cut Chemist Remix































tUnE-yArDs have released their latest EP for the single "Gangsta" from their recent album w h o k i l l. The EP features two awesome remixes from Ad-Rock of The Beastie Boys and DJ Cut Chemist. Take a listen to both mixes below, where you can also receive a free download for the Ad-Rock remix. The Gangsta EP is now available to purchase via iTunes and is set to be released on 12" next month which you can preorder here.



Gangsta (Cut Chemist Remix)

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Listen to this: Beastie Boys - "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" Feat. Santigold (Major Lazer Remix)











 Major Lazer has mixed up the Beastie Boys track "Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win" from their latest album Hot Sauce Committee Part Two. This mix is exactly what you'd expect from Major Lazer aka Diplo and Switch and with the added touch of the original track featuring Santigold. Check it out below via the folk at ThisIsFakeDIY.

Beastie Boys - Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win (Feat. Santigold) (Major Lazer Remix Edition) by thisisfakediy