Beastie Boys
Adam Horovitz is a man who likes his coffee: "Just straight-up coffee, with cream or
milk or whatever and sugar. I just need coffee fast. I don't want to wait around." - Adam Horovitz, August 1998
"'Money-Makin' is just a synonym for Manhattan, which is why we say 'Manhattan' right after" - Adam Yauch in August 1998, insisting that the song is not about accumulating personal wealth
Press
"...sounds like Gary Numan getting busy" - Entertainment Weekly, 1998
"...opens [Hello Nasty], a track for the old-school heads, fans who waited four years to hear the Beasties' hot-potato lyric trading. It's a rap style that faded soon after Jordache jeans and Kangol caps vanished from wardrobes, but it works within deliberately retro tracks such as this one" - Boston Globe, July 1998
"'Disco' introduces a drum line that could put even the best Dust Brothers sample to
shame" - Creative Loafing, August 29, 1998 |