Everybody loved “Sabotage” by the Beastie Boys right from the moment it was released. Eschewing some of the trappings of their more recent albums, the Beasties picked up some guitars and drum sticks and rapped over rock and roll. With Ad-Rock on guitar and lead vocals, MCA on bass, and Mike D on drums, the band proved they could pull it off live on Letterman in 1994.
Ill Communication was one of the Beastie’s most successful albums thanks to “Sabotage”, entering the charts at #1. The track was used in an episode of Futurama, two Star Trek movies, and a Weird Al cover on American Dad.
Live on Letterman, filled out with record scratching and organ breaks, “Sabotage” really comes to life. The Beastie Boys always had a confident swagger, and they managed to maintain that vibe even when playing live as a band on national television. This version of “Sabotage” kicks!
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I like how Letterman often asks the drummer if they own their drums or if they rent them.
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Classical music sounds a little different to what I remember.
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Don’t you dare reference Faux-Trek in front of me!
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Well I was behind you until you commented again.
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Now you’re in front of me?
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No.
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To the side?
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I don’t even know if that’s even possible.
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Diagonally?
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Depends on the WordPress theme. If it’s one like Aaron’s where the comments kick inwards as the replies go on, then yes, diagonally is possible.
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I had no idea you were talking about comment placement until that last one. I thought you meant you agreed with me until I commented again.
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Hee hee.
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Fuckassison!
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I see Beasties, I hit LIKE!
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