> << I do think Neal has a pretty valid point about how powerful the
> Beasties' influence has been in breaking various elements of hip-hop
culture
> into the white middle-class, their whole Grand Royal label-'zine-clothing
> mini-empire is pretty good testament to that. But I'd also say that the
> Beasties have been as much a rock as a rap act in this decade >>
>
> Hey Dan, thanks for those props (aren't I *so* down with the lingo), but I
> never said nothing of the sort.
Since when did that matter? I'll attribute those thoughts to anyone I
damn well please...<g>
Naw, I think John Freedman write that initially, sorry for the mistake.
dan, pondering what else I can distort or misunderstand....
