Beastie boys pin would be great. Sabatoge is one of the best songs to get you pumped up. It's a better music pin idea than most of the others that have been thrown around.
Beastie boys pin would be great. Sabatoge is one of the best songs to get you pumped up. It's a better music pin idea than most of the others that have been thrown around.
Beattie Boys will most definitely never happen, as every pinhead I know including myself are in to rock and roll, and have no interest in rap or hip hop music.
"People always trying to get next to me, I had a beautiful experience on esctacy"
Paul's Boutique is a sincere work of fine art.
I always say "Mmmmmm it does go well with the chicken" when @ the winery. At least one person gets it every time
Quoted from NightTrain:It wouldn't interest me at all. Everyone has their own taste in music. I used to like the Beastie Boys because it was the thing to do. After growing up a little and actually listening to the music, I can't stand it anymore. They have no harmonies whatsoever and just yell. They can't sing for shit. The only reason they got popular, and the only thing they had going for them, was that they had a new sound. The blend of rock/rap/funk wasn't really heard of before the Beastie Boys. Now when you listen to it, it's outdated as hell and almost worse than listening to someone tone deaf trying to sing (well wait...that is what you're doing).
The Bestie Boys were big...just not big enough to have a pinball machine. There are many other bands out there with a wider audience and more gold/platinum albums that would warrant a pinball machine. That's just my 2 cents. I'm sure plenty of people don't like some of the bands I do. Flame suit on.
I'm sorry you've become soooo old.
QSS
Quoted from QuickSilverShelby:I'm sorry you've become soooo old.
Yeah,
With a name like "Pinitration", you'd think he'd be happier!
Beastie Boys will always sound like the Beastie Boys, no matter what type of music they are playing.
They were originals through and through, nobody had their sound/tone/delivery. The "In the Round" 98' tour was probably one of my favorite BB shows to date; I sincerely wish the remaining crew the best of luck in any future endeavors.
(Including pinball! )
R.I.P. "MCA", you will be missed!
Me and the crew were out breakin windows - the bingos the lottos you know I never win those
Beastie pin would be great. All the people saying they would not be able to relate to it and all pinheads only like rock and roll reminds me that pins are in trouble if they can't somehow reach younger people or at least consider it.
At magfest this year (music and gaming rest in dc mostly videos but around 15 pins getting lots of action), three or four times I had to explain to the young person playing the pin that more than one person could play at a time. I think most of them had never played a pin.
I love the idea they should have pop bumpers look like sky scrapers and the ball capture would be sabotage!it would be awesome and I think it would capture a huge market. Not like shaque
Haha. Me too!
Mullet Madness here we come! Fight for your right to Multiball! There are several boutique pins in development, but I think it's high time for a Paul's Boutique pin!!!
with the echo ... you know what im sayin .. the biz
for sure , its weird ive been hearing a lot of beasties in the arenas watching hockey playoffs
I think it would be sweet.
However, when MCA died, he said that he didn't want the music to be used for any sort of advertising or commercial endeavor. I don't know if that would apply to a product like this, but that could be a potential hang up.
However, I could see how Mike D and Ad Rock would think it was a cool project, and it would be a product for fans, so....
Quoted from Britt-in-VA:However, when MCA died, he said that he didn't want the music to be used for any sort of advertising or commercial endeavor.
Ya, i heard that. I was hoping this would be more of a homage to them as opposed to a full on advertising type thing, you know? I really don't think there is much chance on this happening, just trying to get some discussion going again.
This would be a fun pin theme for sure, I remember one year in College for Halloween I went as Cochese.
High plains drifter was one of my favs from Pauls Boutique
Quoted from NimblePin:Yeah,
With a name like "Pinitration", you'd think he'd be happier!
Beastie Boys will always sound like the Beastie Boys, no matter what type of music they are playing.
They were originals through and through, nobody had their sound/tone/delivery. The "In the Round" 98' tour was probably one of my favorite BB shows to date; I sincerely wish the remaining crew the best of luck in any future endeavors.
(Including pinball! )
R.I.P. "MCA", you will be missed!
I also saw In the Round in '98. I travelled up from VA and saw them at the then Continental Airlines arena in New Jersey, with Biz Markie, Money Mark, and Tribe Called Quest. It was cool, or lame depending on how you look at it, that Tribe announced they were breaking up at that show, and it was either their last, or second to last, show that they ever did together.
As far as rock, hip hop, all that... I'm not a fan of "either"... I'm a music fan. If it sounds cool, I like it, regardless of the genre.
The Beasties were pioneers. They were unique and so was their musical vision. They were artists, and it wasn't just the music, it was the whole package.
"Get it together" with q-Tip is my "back in the day" happy song. I used to play a pinbot at the UW Madison student union and that track was being played pretty much every time.
Professor Booty has got to be there simply for the shasta reference.
"So don't touch me, cause I'm electric, and if you touch me, you'll get shocked shocked shocked...."
I'd buy for sure.
Britt - I was at the MSG show. Biz Markie playing DJ to MSG like it was a house party was awesome. Fantastic show and would be a great pin, but I think the chances are very slim.
Quoted from Britt-in-VA:I think it would be sweet.
However, when MCA died, he said that he didn't want the music to be used for any sort of advertising or commercial endeavor. I don't know if that would apply to a product like this, but that could be a potential hang up.
However, I could see how Mike D and Ad Rock would think it was a cool project, and it would be a product for fans, so....
I don't think a pin would be a problem, especially since it's not advertising per say, and because they were such big arcade/pinball fans.
I would love to be the music designer on something like this, so many beats and loops to choose from for different modes.
Quoted from boo32:Britt - I was at the MSG show. Biz Markie playing DJ to MSG like it was a house party was awesome. Fantastic show and would be a great pin, but I think the chances are very slim.
Awesome! My buddies were there, too. I had tickets for that show on Friday night, and the Meadowlands on Saturday, but due to some school conflicts couldn't make both.
It was an awesome show, and they raved about the MSG show, too!
Quoted from Britt-in-VA:I also saw In the Round in '98. I travelled up from VA and saw them at the then Continental Airlines arena in New Jersey, with Biz Markie, Money Mark, and Tribe Called Quest. It was cool, or lame depending on how you look at it, that Tribe announced they were breaking up at that show, and it was either their last, or second to last, show that they ever did together.
As far as rock, hip hop, all that... I'm not a fan of "either"... I'm a music fan. If it sounds cool, I like it, regardless of the genre.
The Beasties were pioneers. They were unique and so was their musical vision. They were artists, and it wasn't just the music, it was the whole package.
I saw this tour in Montreal. Was kind of disapointed that Tribe Called Quest didn't perform (they must have broken up before the show, I hadn't heard anything about it until we got to the stadium) but I was really there for the BEASTIE Boys anyway. They gave Biz Markie extra time to perform and he flashed the crowd and forgot the lyrics to "Just a Friend" -- classic! The BEASTIEs put on an awesome show, and being in Montreal before and after the concert made up for missing out on the Tribe.
I still have the t-shirt I bought at that show, worn to hell and full of holes but still one of my favorites. Just found a picture of one on eBay -- I'd forgotten it used to be that brown, mine is pretty faded!
Quoted from sanctumwear:Gratitude is one of my favorite songs. Very talented musicians.
» YouTube video
Good times gone!
And you missed them
What's gone wrong in your system?
What'd you think? Did you miss your calling?
It's so free, this kind of feeling
It's like life, it's so appealing
When you've got so much to say
It's called gratitude, and that's right
Quoted from Britt-in-VA:and it would be a product for fans, so....
.....I'm on the run; the cops got my gun, and right about now it's time to have some fun.
i still play my original def jam this rock hard 12 inch single at parties. apparently its pretty rare. My kids will finish my sentence when i say no sleep till... ittakes a second to wreck it but it takes time to build , to the 5 boroughs was a staple in my car cd changer for years , before that it was public enemy it takes a nation of millions on cassette.
Quoted from Astill:public enemy it takes a nation of millions on cassette.
my first hip hop album was Fat Boys Are Back, love it, Licensed to Ill was my second.
Beastie boys would be a great pin. Lots of great songs to pick from. Liscense to ill was my favorite.
One more.....
I'm the king of Boggle....There is none higher..... I get eleven points from the word "quagmire".
So glad I saw them on their final tour.
So what'cha what'cha what'cha want ?
Yer so funny with the money that ya flaunt
I said " Where'd you get yer information from, huh ?"
You think that you can front when revelation comes ??
RIP MCA...
Quoted from PW79:I always say "Mmmmmm it does go well with the chicken" when @ the winery.
Busted out laughing in public on this.....
I would buy one for sure.
"Cause I'm the masta blasta, lickin' up the Shasta. My voice sounds sweet 'cause it hasta"!
That's one I would consider throwing down on. There's very few themes that would make me say that. I generally don't believe any of these new pins are worth the money people are throwing at them. There's just too much goodness out there already at a way better value.
This is coming from a guy that has 2 Hollywood Heats, so take that for what it's worth.
Oh HELL YES I'd love a Beastie Boys pin! I'm so excited, I came up with my own corny rhyme!
"Pin-Ball Revere"
Now here's a little story I've got to tell
About three pinballers you know so well
It started way back in history
Jackie G, Gary Stern, and a Bad Mother F***er.....Steve Ritchie
Been had a little horsy Pin-Ball Revere
Just me some wax and Novus I smear
Old pin games I sand, cleaning rubber bands
Operators on my tail cause I'm in demand
One lonely Pin-head I be
Sittin in an arcade without nobody
The sun is beating down on my faded cabin-at
The coils gettin' hot, score reels are going flat
Lookin' for a girl I ran into a guy
His name is Gary Stern, I said, "Howdy" he said, "Hi"
He told a pinball story that sounded well rehearsed
Decline of pinball games, how arcade operators are the worst
Tokens were in my hand and he was on my tip
His skin was tan, his hair was gray he was a f-ing trip
He said, "Can I get some?"
I said, "You can't get none!"
Had a chance to run
He pulled out his soldering gun
He was quick on the draw I thought Pinball was dead
He put the tool to my head and this is what he said,
"Now my name is Gary Stern I've got pinball licenses to kill!
It's damn time everybody knows that pinball gives a thrill!
Now what do we have here, a gamer and his gear?
I run this land, you understand I make myself clear!"
We stepped into the wind he had his balls, I had a grin
You think Pinball is over but it's ready to begin
When/if I get more creative corniness, I'll continue the story of Pin-Ball Revere!
Quoted from JoelOmatik:Oh HELL YES I'd love a Beastie Boys pin! I'm so excited, I came up with my own corny rhyme!
"Pin-Ball Revere"
Now here's a little story I've got to tell
About three pinballers you know so well
It started way back in history
Jackie G, Gary Stern, and a Bad Mother F***er.....Steve Ritchie
Been had a little horsy Pin-Ball Revere
Just me some wax and Novus I smear
Old pin games I sand, cleaning rubber bands
Operators on my tail cause I'm in demand
One lonely Pin-head I be
Sittin in an arcade without nobody
The sun is beating down on my faded cabin-at
The coils gettin' hot, score reels are going flat
Lookin' for a girl I ran into a guy
His name is Gary Stern, I said, "Howdy" he said, "Hi"
He told a pinball story that sounded well rehearsed
Decline of pinball games, how arcade operators are the worst
Tokens were in my hand and he was on my tip
His skin was tan, his hair was gray he was a f-ing trip
He said, "Can I get some?"
I said, "You can't get none!"
Had a chance to run
He pulled out his soldering gun
He was quick on the draw I thought Pinball was dead
He put the tool to my head and this is what he said,
"Now my name is Gary Stern I've got pinball licenses to kill!
It's damn time everybody knows that pinball gives a thrill!
Now what do we have here, a gamer and his gear?
I run this land, you understand I make myself clear!"
We stepped into the wind he had his balls, I had a grin
You think Pinball is over but it's ready to begin
When/if I get more creative corniness, I'll continue the story of Pin-Ball Revere!
Kudos, my man! This is great!
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