Ad-Rock & Mike D Remember Adam Yauch | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend
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- Ad-Rock and Mike D don’t frequently listen to their old music, but when they do, they enjoy hearing their friend’s voice.
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Deeper, unboundedly playful, and free from FCC regulations, Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend is a weekly opportunity for Conan to hang out with the people he enjoys most and perhaps find some real friendship along the way. Watch highlights of Conan, Sona Movsesian and Matt Gourley chatting with celebrities and meeting fans, along with special segments like “Review the Reviewers” and “Summer S’mores with Conan and the Chill Chums.”
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Can't believe Mike-D is almost 60 and still has the voice of a 13 year-old Shaggy from Scooby doo.
ahaha
"SCOOOOB!"😂@@puciukutu
Any time Ad Rock and Mike D want to talk, I want to listen. And Conan is the guy to pull it off!
37 years later and I can still recite the lyrics to Paul Revere off the top of my head
Same. I'm 59 and I bump the beastie boys everyday. They are in my playlist with all the greats.
Class of 1990 reporting, as cheerleaders we recited Paul Rever Daily during our one mile run warm-ups. I finally moved out of CA six weeks ago. The only thing currently hanging in my garage is a framed Beastie Boys Check Your Head Poster. So many good times these guys are the anthem for in my childhood.
One thing I will always respect about these guys: shortly after MCA passed, these two said they would never perform as the Beastie Boys again. They would not replace him to continue making music and touring the way so many other groups have done.
@@timothybrown5999 RUN-DMC did the same thing after JMJ died... The Beasties followed suit after MCA died. I respect them SO MUCH for doing that. Rest In Peace MCA & Rest In Peace Jam Master Jay.🙏❤️
@@brendanmoul5913 I was lucky enough to see Run DMC in concert only a year or so before that happened. Forgot they set the tone in that respect. Always had love for both those groups.
So refreshing. Some people can be replaced in bands. But you can’t replace Layne Staley or DD Darrell or Eddie Van Halen. I get wanting to make more music but so it as another project you know. Certain groups have a chemistry that can’t be replicated.
Layne staley was the Best, he could sing nething an had so much passion n depth thy can try 2 replic8 him w a new singer but he nvr will be replaced @SkywalkerSamadhi
As a kid listening to rap music, Beastie Boys influenced me in so many ways from a creative and visual standpoint. I remember watching Showtime at the Apollo and back then if you were white, you were getting baked on the show. But when I seen these three guys from NYC coming down the aisle screaming "No Sleep Till Brooklyn", I was hooked!
RIP Adam Yauch. He was as cool as a cucumber in a bowl of hot sauce.
First, RIP Adam. Second, wouldn't that be a hot cucumber?
@@maxczapski2239 lol its a line straight from "So Whatcha Want"
@@Thornbeard Aight, I should have known :p Thanks.
I love how humble these guys are, and I can understand how artists think all their success is weird, and I think it's great that they admit that. Music is so special though, and when I hear the Beastie Boys, I get that "Ratatouille Moment" where my mind goes back to skating with my teenage buddies back in the 80's and man that makes me feel good. Thank you for that Ad-Rock and Mike D!!
Yeah man I'm with ya.I remembergetting Liscened to Ill on casette back in 86. Was riding on an old Santa Cruz board leaning new tricks and falling down and picking tons of scabs!!!!! My first successful hand rail was when I was listening to No Sleep Till' Brooklyn. LOL!!!!!
I totally heard the record scratch at the end of your comment. 🤘
I'll never forget the Beastie Boys being an odd point of entry into hip hop for me as a kid when they dropped check it out. It killed me when MCA died. Just a few days apart from my mom. RIP MCA.
I think you mean "Check Your Head"
@@panrick Nah it was 'Ch-check it out' off of 'To The 5 Burroughs'
@@panrickCheck-a-Check-Check-Check-a-Check ya Head!!! Go to buh-buh-buh-a-go to Bed! Read-ra-read-read-a-what he said! Let’s turn this muthafuckin’ party, NED!!!
Was born in 02 but beastie boys were a big part of my life, I’ll never forget my dad showing me Paul revere and sabotage as a little kid, never stopped listening ever since
who are you favorite bands / artists / songs/ albums ?
When Check Your Head came out I was a student at North Tx U, a world reknowned jazz school. Even the most hardcore jazz snobs liked it. It started trends among players, and changed the way all the local live funky stuff was mixed.
MCA forever.
fk yeah!
“Let’s not get crazy..” hahaha
My favorite band of all time…
Thank you Beastie Boys! Best memories listening to Paul's Boutique on repeat. "M.C. for what I AM and do. The A is for Adam and the lyrics...true"
Same. That album defined the summer of '90 for me. I had a cheapo portable CD player with a cassette adapter, and that CD never left my car.
That was very beautiful. Beastie Boys will always be legendary. Love how genuine the boys are. RIP MCA.
I was in a band back in the 90's that did okay-ish locally. We were driving to a show and one our songs came on the college radio station we were listening to, and I can confirm what Ad-Rock says, it's super weird and was like an out of body, dream sequence. I would have assumed guys who got to those heights would have gotten used to it, but that's fun to hear that experience is somewhat universal and sticks around.
“Aerosmith?! People know Aerosmith…” caught me off guard. Damn, the boys are funny. 😂
That documentary about them a few years ago was really good. I gained a lot of respect for them after seeing it.
I was in that doc!
@@panrickwoahhh that's really cool!!
I was home (Maui) on vacation during the holidays from the USAF visiting a friend who worked at a J&R Music back when they sold records and cassettes and when he found out he was like "hey just pick whatever you want (basically giving me license to steal)" and I asked "what was good?" and he passed me a cassette of RUN- DMC's Raising Hell and The Beastie Boys Licensed to Ill. I also asked a buddy in the USAF who was from NY prior to bring me back what's hot out there and when I get back he passes me a Maxell tape recording of Licensed to Ill lol!! So yeah Beasties was the hotness from even past coast to coast!
Conan took the "never rock the mic with the pantyhose" line as never decorate the mic with lingerie which is very funny.
Ask him what he thinks ear-goggles are and he’ll say that’s when you cut a person’s ears off and wear them as glasses.
He’s an ignorant old man now
Every time I watch a reaction video to that song, they NEVER get it.
@@brendanmoul5913 how many of you LEARNED that from that song lmao
@@ilikemysugarwithcoffeeandcream I don't get the question... Say again?
I remember when the Beastie Boys first came on the scene with their debut lp, and their first single (fight for your right to party) and I thought "these guys will never make it" and I think I wasn't alone in that assessment. But they proved all the critics wrong and became pioneers, and legends. RIP to Adam Yauch.
I remember seeing "So Whatcha Want" play on MTV and was so confused and amazed that they were actually legit good. Nothing against Weird Al he's amazing, but it was like Weird Al coming out with Black Hole Sun or another serious song.
Yeah, we had no idea at the time that Fight for Your Right was a tongue-in-cheek parody of 80s music, so when I listed to the full album, I was blown away. What a great memory. And making that their single is them going back to their punk roots. "Oh, you think you know us?!? Just wait."
ahhhhh - Mike's comments about the "inside jokes" in their lyrics....maybe it's an age/pop culture thing, but that was a HUGE part of their appeal - like the cherry on top. And what's more, it aged over time and kept capturing what was going on, at least with me and my friends. Low rider bicycles, EF Hutton, Bodhisattva/Buddhist stuff, pretty much everything on to the 5 boroughs, a lot of retro references that took me back...even busting out about a bottle of Chateauneuf-du-Pape SLAYED me - that was me, too!
There will never be a group who I feel really captures my experiences of life like they have. From the very beginning with cookie puss and their punk stuff, to how bratty and objectively unpleasant they were in the License to Ill days, turning that around over time and becoming really stand-up men, all the way through to "the end" - it's like we grew up together and they put all of the quirky details of that journey on blast. I don't think I can properly express what that means to me. And here they are, these totally down to earth guys who still seem a bit oblivious about how relatable they and their lyrics are. Absolute gems of human beings. RIP Yauch and endless thanks to all three of you.
Well said!
When I was 15, Hello Nasty was the soundtrack to my life as I moved across the country with my family. I would write their lyrics down to know them better and it taught me how to write my own lyrics. They are also a huge inspiration when I paint and like Conan definitely influenced my sense of humor. Love the Beastie Boys and Love Conan.
Got to see them open for Run DMC in Sacramento.. Will never forget it.
I was just listening to Ill Communication out of nowhere on the ride home from work today, and now this! Thank you Team Coco. I love these guys so much. RIP MCA
I gotta say, this afternoon I listened to The In Sound From Way Out album (for about the millionth time) on my way to and from the store.. And this record is absolutely phenomenal!
It's practically become part of my personal identity. The sly grooves and funky jabs throughout are always mind blowing! 🎶🤯👏
An underrated gem, and I used to *love* playing at background music at my dispensary job... ;)
Still have an Ad-rock crush
I will forever, I think
Same.
Me too, always been in my top 5
Aerosmith appeared on The Joe Franklin Show in 1973, where they performed “Dream On.” Shortly after, they were offered a record deal with Columbia Records. Their debut album, Aerosmith, was released in 1973 to critical acclaim. The album contained the band’s first hit single “Dream On” as well as “Make It” and “Sunshine”.
The Joe Franklin bump.
I met Adam Y VERY briefly in the Union Square dorms at Parsons in 1988.
He was dating one of my friends who lived down the hall. She is still one of the sweetest people I’ve ever met.
By that point, they’d been dating for a few years.
I walked into my friend’s suite, she introduced me to Adam, I nonchalantly nodded and said ‘Hey.’ And he did the same and we all talked for about fifteen to twenty minutes and I went back to my place.
Ironically, I missed seeing the Beastie Boys perform the last night of Madonna’s Virgin Tour 3 years earlier because my Aunt’s friend Maripol got my friends and I third row tickets on a school night.
While the Beastie Boys were performing we were running to my Aunt’s apartment to pick up the tickets.
We were hoping to meet the Beastie Boys at the after-party, but we DID see Andy Warhol and Keith Haring in person!
I saw these guys live at Stabler Arena in 1987. They were amazing. Inovators. What's crazier is Public Enemy opened for them.
I wasn’t a big fan of their first album but Paul’s Boutique just made me giddy with delight. The sounds and the collage of sonic layers really took me to another dimension.
I have been hooked ever since.
Lic to Ill is good but it ain’t no Paul’s Boutique! Walking through DIA on Friday saw a dude with a PB shirt! Of course I acknowledged it and him.
legends. so many masterpieces over so many decades.
pure talent :)
RIP Adam.
Facts! I'd love to meet these guys.
Joe Franklin on Channel 9! NYC legend!
I still have my favorite Beastie Boys shirt. It's a 70s van with the Beastie logo and on the back it says Aloha Mr. Hand ! Famous Spicoli quote.
With the sleeve and collar ringers❤
Mike D still sounds like a teenager 😊
He sounds and looks like a Late-in-Life lesbian. He's still cool tho'.
I love the way he....babbles, for lack of a better word. Like a free form jazz riff that keeps going and going but somehow manages to be more coherent than most.
@@lisar3944 wow, that’s the most complex and deep description of a voice I’ve ever heard 😁
Beastie Boys were my jam back in the late 80’s through the 90’s. I won License To Ill in a bet with a friend in high school. That was the start. Never got to see them live. Bunch of talented comedy gangsters 🤣. RIP MCA!
I was lucky enough to meet MCA backstage in Mesa, Arizona in 1992. After an awesome show in the blistering August heat, he was kind enough to come over and chat with a few of us and sign things. To say I was obsessed with the Beastie Boys in 1992 would be an understatement. These guys were my soundtrack for decades. It's good to see Adam and Mike making the podcast rounds.
Ad-Rock is always giving others the benefit of the doubt, thinks about side of the story. An artist mind, for sure❤
Nothing but love and mad respect for the Beastie Boys. RIP MCA.
Check Your Head is one of those must own records as are many other great Beastie's albums. Great interview Conan and great to see Ad-Rock and Mike D after all these years. RIP Adam Yauch
Greatest rap trio, such talent between such awesome humans, Adam Yauch on bass was the cat
You’re the best late night show host, and podcast! Every time I watch one of your episodes my day gets better!
Thank you Conan! You are an inspiration! :)
Arguably the only good late night host
thanks guys...FOR EVERYTHING
I don’t know if people understand how you guys made it seem so simple.. but try to hold the vocals on sabotage and it reflects just how hard it actually is- same for you Conan and your crew! Pulling off the complex and making it look so simple.. it’s brilliant. Gratitude to all of the artists
The Beastie Boys are now the Granddads of Rap! MCA is jammin’ dat distorted bass guitar solo Ad Infinitum in the Great Beyond!!! I will love the Beasties forever!!!!
Came for the Beastie Boys, stayed for the Miss Havisham references
I grew up on the Beastie boys and Conan O'Brien. I could watch this all day long. Thank you
Adam forever missed x loved .
I was born in '04 and I'm currently obsessed with Beastie Boys. As a female who mostly listen to K-pop, jazz, funk, R&B and disco + being a very girly girl person, I love them so much and Adam Yauch is my bias ✨
“Put on my ear goggles and I’m ready to go.”
Strap*
I remember when “License to ILL” came out. We had NEVER heard anything like it. We played that thing over & over…such good times. Really miss MCA…he was really a musical genius and shaped their sound so much. Love the Beastie Boys.
Such smart and humble dudes the beastie boys. They seem as wise as wu tang or Bowie etc. In that they seem to have a great deal of genuine and earned perspective. Great guys.
Lucky to see the Beastie Boys 3 different times live. Phenomenal shows each time. RIP MCA. Thanks for doing this interview Conan. Love you long time.
The Beastie Boys are one of the pillars that hip-hop is built upon. To call them legends would be a gross understatement. RIP MCA.
Hmm, not really sure I'd agree with that at all. I wouldn't say they did anything to advance the genre. They are a fun group though. I enjoy License to Ill.
BB blazed their own trail and are absolutely legends.
"Didn't advance the genre." Lol. Okay bud.
For the record, Conan has a presence in the 30 minute _Fight For Your Right (Revisited)_ video. Around the 19 minute mark when the old and new incarnations are claiming to be the real Beastie Boys, the orange Conan blimp that TBS was flying around LA to promote the show can be seen overheard. I'm pretty sure this comment is going to be lost in the pile tho.
Come on COCO, That spacehog performance was great. They should not have failed.
That's what I thought. Lol
I made that up. Spacehog was a completely random band. But ive seen at least 3 comments including yours that believed me
As the former bass player for Spacehog, I can say now that that incident on Conan is what led to our downfall.
@@Ottophil nice try. I learnt that song from a guitar world magazine. Bought from a shopping mall book store. I seent it.
Good God, I miss them.
"Very hands-on director" should have gotten a huge laugh. Somehow they all missed it.
There should absolutely be a Beastie Boys Podcast on Team Coco! Maybe call it "Two MC's and One COCO"?
I still miss Adam yet I never met him. Still strange to me even.
Same! It's because those three guys together were something special.
Such a great era of music... such a great era for musicians..
Adam was great … Before he passed I landed the lead role for a movie he was working on about Graffiti in NYC in the early 80’s
"We're not the audience of our music". love that
I love the girl in the blue shirt. Love her laugh❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
Thanks Coco you know what we want, I got that “Beastie Boy” tat in the check your head font
This was a great ad for Magoosh.
Team Coco needs to get them their own podcast.
Grew up on The Beastie Boys.
R.I.P. MCA, he was always my favorite B.B. member
Conan O'Brien is very special and talented.
Many thanks to Conan, Adam, Mike and everyone involved! 🎙
AdRock is hilarious
Go make a song... gees LOL
good to see the boys! love them
they must have hard drives and tapes of music that will never see the light of day. Great Ad-Rock and Mike D are still going strong. Must really suck to lose such a close friend and band mate.Going to play some Beastie Boys tracks now.
Conans consistent throwback to fracture prints is nice
This is the first time I've heard an interview of these guys and had no idea Mike D's voice is so HIGH! I thought it was an error.
My fav Tv/podcast host and my favorite band together!! ❤️❤️ you gotta love this
The Beastie Boys are a universal treasure
bboys still my idols after almost 40 years💙
Got a beard like billy goat
Love the BBoys! So excited to listen at any moment
Love these guys including Conan
Aw man! Bless Bley for tryin to put some lightheartedness into the convo at the end. Conan has a tendency lately to do to guest what he hates when people do it to him, not talk but just fawn and admire. Lighten up Coco! They all just wanna be your friends! Maybe!
At their best, the Beastie Boys were truly beasts. RIP Adam Yauch.
these two are showing there maturity.. and that is good.. and could you imagine if they were a pod cast that talked to all levels of rappers, from early on to now, hard rap to main stream to pop... I think they could do it.. I think they have the clout to have guests from all eras and popularity?
I love this. Great men. Thank you.
I just love all these people!
Everyone looks so old yipes!
fucken love Beastieboys i was born 1993 got to know them later.
It is like when John Bonham died. Led Zep was over. MCA was by far the most skilled MC.
Why did I think Conan was gonna say to the Joe Franklin comment, “everyone knows Joe Franklin. Joe Franklin knows Joe Franklin.” 😂😂
MCA was my favorite beastie boy. Always thought his dry vocals and rhyme style were great in contrast to Mike D’s and Ad-Rock higher pitch sound.
Same here
Anyone who has ever worked in a recording studio has seen (or even made) a pop-stopper constructed of a wire hanger and panty hose. That is HILARIOUS! 😂
Legends...
Mike broke his leg skating and had to cancel the Dallas show with RATM. It would have been the closest show to me and I was so bummed it didn't work out. Ive been a fan since the 80s.
RIP Adam Yauch
Those 2 need to do a podcast
Party at the Jammy cold making some noise! Run DMC and the Beastie Boys! On my wall was the Licensed to Ill album. I did the unisphere side. I was down from Rock Hard. Peace!
Conan is so funny.
One of those rare “conan is starstruck” moments
Since MCA isn't around now, maybe Mike D and Ad-Rock can collaborate with MM. I think that would be awesome!
Ad-rock is an aggressively decent person, he was relentless in calling out Conan's evil ways.
I wonder what they think of "Joey Valence and Brae" they sound like them, which is super cool a younger generation is into it again.
man i loved spacehog tho