BEASTIE BOYS The Video Archives 1984-2018 (6 DVD Set 12 HOURS LONG)

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This SIX DVD 2.0 Stereo collection includes ALL of BEASTIE BOYS appearances from as early as 1986 right up to the 2012’s Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony and Mike D and Ad Rock’s interviews to promote the “Beastie Boys Book” in 2018 from MVR‘s archives. Included are live performances from as early as 1986, interviews, profiles and documentaries all about the one of the most diverse and long lasting hip hop groups of all time totaling TWELVE HOURS on SIX separate DVD’s. Included is footage from around the world compiled in the original chronological order that they were released to understand and appreciate the progression of this unique hip hop/rap group. Total amount of segments included is nearly 60 spanning the entire length of the bands history.

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume I 1986-1998

1. MTV Music News 11/86: Interview with BB discussing the “New York Sound”
2. MTV Interview 11/86: Interview with the Beastie Boys and “Hip Clip Of The Week” Fight For Your Right (To Party)
3. MTV Music News 5/86: Beastie Boys to release new LP & Interview
4. MTV New Years Rock ‘n Roll Ball 12/31/86: Beastie perform No Sleep Til Brooklyn (LIVE)
5. Rock ‘n Roll Evening News 1/87: In-depth interview and profile of the Beastie Boys while on tour of New York at The Ritz
6. Beastie Boys Commercial for MTV 1/87: Version 1 RARE
7. Beastie Boys Commercial for MTV 1/87: Version 2 RARE
8. MTV Top 20 Video Countdown 2/87: visuals of Jam Master Jay’s first stage dive at a Beastie Boys concert and Fight For Your right at #7
9. Grammy Awards 2/87: Beastie Boys present “Best Rock Vocal Performance Male” award to Robert Palmer
10. Commercial for Beastie Boys MTV Contest “Spring Break Body Snatchers From Daytona Beach” 3/87: Version 1 RARE
11. Commercial for Beastie Boys MTV Contest “Spring Break Body Snatchers From Daytona Beach” 3/87: Version 2 RARE
12. Commercial for Beastie Boys MTV Contest “Spring Break Body Snatchers From Daytona Beach” 3/87: Version 3 RARE
13. Commercial for Beastie Boys MTV Guest VJ Hour 3/87: RARE
14. Beastie Boys MTV Guest VJ Hour 3/87: Only scenes with Beastie Boys and the premiere of Hold It Now, Hit It
15. Live In Person At The Palace Record Date: June 22, 1987 / Air Date 8/87: Beastie Boys Live No Sleep Til Brooklyn, Rhymin and Stealin & Fight For Your Right (To Party) (LIVE)
16. CBS Night Watch 8/87: In-depth interview with the Beastie Boys and RUN-DMC as they discuss the “Together Forever Tour”
17. MTV Music News 8/87: Report of Beastie Boys and RUN-DMC as they get ready for their Madison Square Garden concert in NYC and also discuss the “Together Forever Tour”
18. MTV Music News 7/89: Interview with Beastie Boys on New LP
19. MTV’s The Week In Rock 3/14/92: Interview with Beastie Boys on New LP Check Your Head
20. MTV Sports 5/29/92: Interview with the Beastie Boys as they discuss skate boards
21. MTV House of Style 6/18/92: Beastie Boys discuss new store “X-Large”
22. The Arsenio Hall Show 7/29/92: Beastie Boys perform live with Cyprus Hill So What’cha Want
23. Hangin’ with MTV 8/21/92: Short interview with Beastie Boys
24. Saturday Night Live 12/94: Opening, Sure Shot, Ricky’s Theme and Heartattack Man (LIVE) and closing segment
25. The 1994 M-TV Video Music Awards 9/94: Sabotage
26. The History of Rock ‘n Roll 1997: Episode Ten “The Perfect Beat” This is a portion of the documentary that focuses on the Beastie Boys. An in-depth interview with all three members as they discuss there part in the evolution of Rap.
27. Tibetan Freedom Concert at Randall’s Island in New York City 1997: Sure Shot, Shake Your Rump, Root Down, Slow And Low & Sabotage (LIVE)
28. HBO Reverb 10/99: Live performances from the 1997 Tibetan Freedom Concert. Sabotage (LIVE)
29. MTV Live 1997: Interview with the Beastie Boys about the Tibetan Freedom Concert
30. The M-TV 1998 Video Music Awards Opening Act 9/98: Interview with the Beastie Boys

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: ONE HOUR FIFTY MINUTES

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume II 1998-1999

31. The M-TV 1998 Video Music Awards 9/98: Opening, 3 MC’s & 1 DJ/Intergalactic (LIVE) and Chuck D. of Public Enemy presents the Beasties with the “Video Vanguard Award” and Beasties acceptance speech.
32. The Chris Rock Show 11/98: Body Movin’ (LIVE)
33. Beastie|Ography (Documentary) 1998: Probably the most in-depth documentary ever made of the Beastie Boys from the early punk years all the way to 1998. Several different interviews with the Beastie Boys from as early as 1986 through out the years and all the way to 1998. Also included are interviews with Rick Rubin and Fab Five Freddy amongst others (90 Minutes)
34. The 1999 M-TV Video Music Awards 9/9/99: Opening, Beastie Boys win for “Best Rap Video” Award
35. VH-1: Saturday Night Live – 25 Years 9/99: Opening, Beastie Boys perform Radio Radio with Elvis Costello

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: ONE HOUR FIFTY SIX MINUTES

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume III 1998-2004

36. Beastie Boys: Live from Glasgow, Scotland 5/99: Super Disco Breakin’, Flute Loop, Root Down, Shake Your Rump, Time for Livin’, Sabrosa, 3 MC’s And 1 DJ, Something’s Got to Give, Time to Get Ill, So What’cha Want, Remote Control, Body Movin’ and Intergalactic
37. MTV Commercial for The M-TV 1998 Video Music Awards 06/02/04: features the Beastie Boys
38. The MTV Movie Awards 6/10/04: Opening, Two Teasers and Ch-Check It Out (LIVE)
39. MTV Beastie Boys Special Live To The Five Boroughs 06/15/04: Mix Master Mike DJ’s the entire show. Opening, introduction of BB in studio and profile of BB. Beasties plays TV Game “Check Your Head” for this Beasties special based on facts of the new LP. Commercial for the 2$ Bill live Concert from Las Vegas. Beasties are quizzed about things they said in interviews from the past. Beasties perform live Triple Trouble. Beasties accept a Q&A Session then Beasties close the show with “So Whatcha Want” LIVE
40. Late Night with David Letterman 06/15/04:Opening and live performance of Ch-Check it Out on the streets of Manhattan NYC
41. MTV2’s $2 Bill Concert in in Las Vegas, NV at The Las Vegas Huntridge Theater Air Date 06/19/04 (Record Date 06/09/04): Live in concert. Songs included are Sure Shot, Root Down, Right Right Now Now, Body Movin’, That’s It, That’s All, Time To Get All, Pass The Mic, Triple Trouble, Skills To Pay The Bills, So What’cha Want, Three MC’s and One DJ, Ch-Check It Out and to close the show Intergalactic
42. The 2004 MTV Video Music Awards 8/29/04: Beasties present “Best MTV2 Video” Award.

TOTAL RUNNING TIME: TWO HOURS

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume IV 2004-2007

43.    Late Show with David Letterman 03/07/06: Opening, teaser, then David explains how the audience and himself as well as Paul have cameras to cover the live performance to promote the new film using the same method for the last MSG concert they performed in NYC released March 31st and also to promote there new CD Solid Gold Hits. Beastie Boys perform live Three MC’s and One DJ/What You Want Mix.
44.     MTV Roma Italy 2004 Europe Music Awards 11/28/04: To The Five Boroughs LIVE
45.    Late Night With Conan O’Brien 07/22/06: To promote the new DVD release Awesome I Shot That Beastie performs live Root Down
46.    The Second Annual VH1’s Hip Hop Honors 10/12/04: Opening, Vivica A. Fox opens the show and then Sean P. Diddy Combs introduces a profile of RUN-DMC. Then Beastie Boys cover a RUN-DMC Hits Medley with Dougy Fresh. Introduction by Dr. Dre and Ed Lover of the Beastie Boys performing We’ve Got To Work Together. Later Rev. Al Sharpton introduces tribute to Public Enemy then Anthrax, The Beastie Boys and Public Enemy perform the classic a hit medley including Fight The Power and Bring The Noise.
47.    The Third Annual VH1’s Hip Hop Honors 10/17/06: Opening, host Ice-T introduces Tracey Morgan who then introduces a profile of The Beastie Boys then P Diddy, Q Tip and other rappers pay tribute to Beasties with a cover of Hold It Now, Hit It. Then Beasties perform live So What Cha Want
48.    VH1’s Top 100 Songs of The 80’s 10/2006: Fight For Your Right at #49. Includes interview with Beastie Boys
49.    LIVE EARTH The Concerts For A Climate In Crisis 7.7.07: Beasties perform Sure Shot, So What’cha Want, Intergalactic and Sabotage

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume V 2004-2012

50. Awesome I Fuckin’ Shot That! 07/25/2006: The Final stop on the Beastie Boys ‘Challah At Your Boy’ tour is recorded by 50 fans armed with camcorders supplied by the band in this offbeat concert film. Directed by one “Nathanial H”rnblow‚r” and shot by 50 fans, Awesome is the Beastie Boys live and direct. (The full title includes a four-letter word in its six-letter-plus-apostrophe incarnation.) The place is New York’s Madison Square Garden. The date is October 9, 2004. The show begins with scratching from DJ Mix Master Mike as the amateur operators, armed with Hi-8 cameras, get busy–from the audience, at the concession stands, and even in the bathrooms. Subtitled “An Authorized Bootleg,” Awesome features the tracksuit-sporting trio, Mike D, Adrock, and MCA, running through numbers from all six records. (Later, they bust out the pastel tuxes for a pro-shot suite of jazz-funk.)

“An Authorized Bootleg,” Awesome features the tracksuit-sporting trio, Mike D, Adrock, and MCA, running through numbers from all six records. (Later, they bust out the pastel tuxes for a pro-shot suite of jazz-funk.) Selections include “Brass Monkey” (Licensed to Ill), “Shake Your Rump” (Paul’s Boutique), “Pass the Mic” (Check Your Head), “Sure Shot” (Ill Communication), “Body Movin'” (Hello Nasty), and “Ch-Ch-Check It Out” (To the 5 Boroughs). On stage, they’re joined by Keyboard Money Mark, percussionist Alfredo Ortiz, and Doug E. Fresh, “the world’s greatest entertainer,” who adds a little human beat-box to their rhymes. For viewers concerned about Blair Witch-style vertigo, rest assured that editor Neal Usatin has stitched the shaky footage together skillfully enough to stave it off. (1 Hr. 29 Mins.)

51. Late Night with Jimmy Fallon 05/26/09: One of the last national late night talk shows that the Beastie Boys as the original line up ever were on. The group discussed the reissue of Check Your Head and their current tour.
52. The 2012 Rock And Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony 04/05/12: Opening induction ceremony of the Beastie Boys presented by Chuck D of Public Enemy and LL Cool J. Later after a tribute to the Beastie Boys. Mike D and King Ad Rock minus MCA (Adam Yauch) recieve award and make their acceptance speech mentioning Adam missing from the occasion due to illness. Following the acceptance speech is a tribute performance in honor of the Beastie Boys by Mix Master Mike, Kid Rock, Black Thought, The Roots (including Captain Kirk Douglas) along with Travie of Gym Class Heros and . The live performance is a hits medley of sorts and includes the songs: The New Style, No Sleep Til Brooklyn, So Whatcha’ Want, Sabotage, Rhymin and Stealin’,  Intergalactic.
53. Various News Reports Local and National  05/04/12: The passing of Adam Yauch (MCA) of cancer at 47
54. Various News Reports from CNN National  05/04/12: The passing of Adam Yauch (MCA) of cancer at 47

Beastie Boys Video Archives Volume VI 1984-2018

55. Beastie Boys – Horseplay Unauthorized (Documentary) November 2, 2004: Back with a vengeance, The Beastie Boys have made up for lost time by releasing what many are considering to be their finest work in a decade. In celebration of this monumentous event, this documentary DVD looks back at the entire fabulous career of the Beasties and in so doing brings a fresh approach to the story of NYC’s favourite sons. Including rare footage, exclusive interviews, contributions from those closest to the guys plus seldom seen photographs, news reports, location shoots and a host of other features, this film is the finest programme yet to emerge about the group who made white-boys-rapping not merely acceptable but a joy to behold.

56. Local New York City Public Access Programming: “The Scott & Gary Show” January 1984: Little Beastie Boys and Girl (Kate Schellenbach of Luscious Jackson), during the era of “Cookie Puss” mania. See the early stages of their charm in insightful interview. Driving them to the studio they went on about how they shouldn’t have to do small stuff like cable and that they were going to be big stars. Took us twenty years to figure out that one of the songs they performed, “Egg Raid on Mojo” was about them tossing eggs at a bouncer who wouldn’t let them into a bar.

57. The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon 10/31/18: Opening, Mix Master Mike sits in with The Roots; Jimmy gives Mike D & Ad-Rock birthday gifts Ad Rock and Mike D are interviewed about the new book “Beastie Boys Book”

58. The Today Show 11/16/18: Three teaser for coming with the Beastie Boys on the bands new book. Later in the show Beasties are first profiled by the program leading to the book and some of the stories featured. Both Mike D and Ad Rock are interviewed exclusively for the show

ALL SIX DVD’s VOLUMES I, II, III, IV, V & VI have a total running time of 12 Hours. YOU WILL NOT FIND A MORE COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF THE HISTORICAL ARCHIVES OF BEASTIE BOYS THROUGH OUT THE YEARS TO PRESENT DAY! Only here at MVR!