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Musical Mob’s ‘Pulse X’ and ‘Believe Me’ by DJ Wire (which came along a bit later) – those were the
Mike Skinner • The Story of The Streets
The Beasties were the ultimate curators and culture merchants, although they never perverted their creative universe with gross buzzwords like that.
Between their genre-smashing albums, their iconic videos, their fashion exploits like X-Large, and their magazine Grand Royal , you could say that they were running a “lifestyle brand” of sorts.
The Be... See more
Between their genre-smashing albums, their iconic videos, their fashion exploits like X-Large, and their magazine Grand Royal , you could say that they were running a “lifestyle brand” of sorts.
The Be... See more
The Beastie Boys Edition
The KLF: Chaos, Magic, and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds
amazon.caThe hipster was an information-sorting algorithm: its job was to always have good taste . The hipster listened to bands you’d never heard of. The hipster drank beers brewed by Paraguayan Jesuits in the 1750s. The hipster thought Tarkovsky was for posers, and the only truly great late-Soviet filmmaker was Ali Khamraev. The hipster bought all his toi... See more
Sam Kriss • All the Nerds Are Dead - By Sam Kriss - Numb at the Lodge
and they were the performance-art trio who called themselves Maniac Productions. They gave themselves this name because, among other things, they would enlist people from their own families to do strange things. For instance,