The 'Beastie Boys Story' Documentary Is Both a History Lesson and Raw Live Experience
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billboard.comAlmost one year ago, the guys who once declared that there would be no sleep till Brooklyn vaulted on stage at the local Kings Theater and proceeded to take audiences on a raucous three-and-a-half-hour-long exploration of all things Beastie Boys.
With vintage pictures, archival footage and audio samples projected on a large screen behind them, Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz and Michael “Mike D” Diamond detailed how three middle-class weirdos in gritty New York City in the 1970s and '80s became beloved hip-hop and alt-rock groundbreakers.
Now Spike Jonze, who directed that two-man show, has distilled it into a tight (well, tighter) 119-minute set and repackaged it as a Beastie Boys Story: A Live Documentary -- due out on Apple TV this Friday (Apr.
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