Watch your language when talking about the producer.

He is the man at the boards; strap your ear goggles on and be ready to go.

So, so, so, so listen up, cause you can’t say nothin’
You’ll shut me down with a push of your button

I’ve traditionally been with you on this one, but the book makes a really compelling counterargument. They blame Rubin for a lot (including the original title) but also own up to being dumb, drunk teenagers who sorta got lost in a persona. 

I hope this gets money like Charles Dickens.

My dog loves this book cuz it’s crazy sniffable.

It doesn’t take much for me to get back into a Beastie Boys mood, music-wise. This article did just that.

Dogs like this book because it’s crazy sniffable.

Paul’s Boutique is at the top, especially given the complete right turn it was compared to License to Ill and the monumental impact it made on sampling. I still hold “B-Boy Bouillabaisse” as my favorite track by them.

“I had all five of your albums!”

But do they ‘got’ more suits than Jacoby and Meyers?

There’s more to them, than we can ever know. They had more hits than Sadaharu Oh.

bald feet, not both feet. Like driving on bald tires. 

Something tells me this book has more juice than Picasso got paint.

I listened to a bit of interview that they did on CBC last week promoting this book, it was fantastic. Makes me really want a Beasties doc, ala Defiant Ones

It sounds like Adrock indeed feels like a winner when he makes a mix tape.

I bet finishing it is like finishing a bottle of chateauneuf du pape - it’s fine like wine when it starts to wrap.

Paul's Boutique and Check Your Head being the two best albums, Im assuming? 

I instantly want this book. Much like Sam the butcher bringing Alice the meat, my desire for pop culture references needs to be sated.

It goes: Well, I know my name is Simon, and I like to do drawerings...