“Ten years ago, when the Beastie Boys ruled the world, they let U2 appear on their Tibetan Freedom Concert album. It was poignant to hear U2 sound lost and confused, at their commercial and creative nadir, floundering through the vaguely anthemic "One." Poor old U2 had no clue how to connect with a Beastie-worshipping young […]”
“Adam Yauch, Mike D, and Adam Horovitz are joined by longtime keyboardist Money Mark and percussionist Alfredo Ortiz on their first all-instrumental non-compilation full-length.”
