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Beastie Boys
"It would have been nice for her (Adam Horovitz's mother) to be alive and to see some of
the stuff that I've learned. She always knew there was more going on with me than just being a fuck-up. And it would have been nice for her to see that she wasn't just dreaming that up." - Adam
Horovitz, in August 1998 on the anti-sexist song "Song for the Man" that he wishes his mother could have heard
"But I think we've all learned a tremendous amount since Licensed to Ill and are all kind of more aware of what we're saying and what we're doing. You might take note of [this] song in which Adam [Horovitz] is going out of his way to talk about men being disrespectful of women." - Adam Yauch, 1998
Press
"...[a] Sixties-soundtrack-flavored [track]" - Rolling Stone, 1998
"...a joyful take on Sixties psychedelia" - The Face, July 1998
"Horovitz supplied some of the most surprising elements on Hello Nasty. He was behind the feminist lyrics on the
album's most pointed track, [an] antisexist psychedelic jam" - Time Out, August 1998 |
