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ADD ME!!! It might be. Is the job of art to attempt to fill the vacuum created by the event? Ad Rock thinks for a second, but only a second. Past a din of delicatessens, peep shows, diners, florists, convenience stores, theatres, cinemas, fitness centres, hotels. An electric hum, a fearless stare. The thing that happened here, the defining moment of our century thus far, occurred only miles away.
A humbling event. Pause for thought, sure. But to see New York as it goes about its ceaseless clatter is to see a city, still, as intimidating as it is breathtaking; a city that could never sleep, even if it wanted to. To The 5 Boroughs is there, waiting on an Apple Mac computer, wired to a seat that vibrates to the rhythm of the music, inside an almost open plan office of wooden austerity.
Up five flights of stairs, a broken elevator. Signs on the stairwells reminding you that this is not a place to sneak crafty smokes. As lyrics stream down the right hand side of the screen, you attempt to take it all in. To The 5 Boroughs is typically dazzling, if untypically uncluttered. A by their standards straightforward-ish hip-hop album, with songs that chirp and yell with the kind of noise and colour familiar to the 21 st century digital boys. Busy with wounded and loving pride, the song is very much the totem of the album, the pulse of its immediate sentiment.
Guess what? The Beastie Boys are fucking around again. They are, by turn, liars, children, comedians, raconteurs, dancers, adults, philosophers. They insist on being interviewed together, with no substitutions allowed. You imagine they quite enjoy this. They look good for their age. Horowitz is small and looks almost cherubic, the quietest of the three. Yauch, grey and stoical, is rough-voiced and responsive, if not always in the way you might think, or expect.
Loud if not loutish, it would only take half a tab of acid before Mike D began to look like Mr Spock. They began life as a reedy punk rock band, aping their heroes in the Bad Brains — rather badly, as it goes. They moved on to an almost avant-garde electronic beat music, and did this with an ear for uncommerciality but promise nothing of what was to come.
When they did go commercial they did so in a way that excited people, of course, with which also terrified some of them, in a way that modern music is perhaps incapable of doing any more.
They fused new forms, utilised a new-ish promotional tool called music video, reached over to the people who want to hear them. And there were millions upon millions of them. A band who even in had the nous to take Fishbone and Public Enemy on tour with them, the Beastie Boys were not yet spent. Interviewing them might be like trying to land three particularly feisty fish and failing but the Beastie Boys exist in the present tense.
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