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bukowski’s junior high
from charles bukowski posted in literature by pete_nice
This entry is featured in the blog post Locations of Charles Bukowski.
a7 (former)
from beastie boys, agnostic front, murphy’s law posted in music by crabapple
Today, the building that housed A7 is now Niagara Bar. It features a mural of Joe Strummer on the exterior.
a7 (former)
from beastie boys, agnostic front, murphy’s law posted in music by crabapple
A7 was the unofficial headquarters for the New York hardcore scene from 1981 to 1984. Located at the corner of Avenue A and E. 7th St in the East Village, A7 lacked a liquor license and was constantly raided by the police. The club was staffed by members of the NY hardcore scene, including Raybeez of Agnostic Front and Warzone, and Jimmy Gestapo of Murphy's Law.
The Beastie Boys got their start here, back when they were a hardcore punk band. Other bands that frequented the location include The Violators, Minor Threat, SS Decontrol, The Eliminators, Power Trip, False Prophets and more.
We're giving y'all a lil slice of heaven
B Boys bringing it back to A7-
Lee Majors Come Again, Hot Sauce Committee Part Two, Beastie Boys
edward r. murrow high school
from mca, beastie boys posted in music by crabapple
Other famous graduates from Edward R. Murrow High School:
• Darren Aronofsky, director
• Marisa Tomei, actress
• Jean Michel Basquiat, artist
edward r. murrow high school
from mca, beastie boys posted in music by crabapple
Beastie Boy MCA (Adam Yauch) went to high school at Edward R. Murrow High School in the Midwood neighborhood in Brooklyn. While in high school, Yauch taught himself to play bass and became involved in the punk scene of New York.
MCA formed a hardcore punk band named the Beastie Boys with John Berry (guitar), Kate Schellenbach (later with Luscious Jackson), and Mike D. They played their first show on MCA's 17th birthday- August 5, 1981.
Used to ride the D to beat the morning bell
At Edward R. Morrow out on Ave L-
"3 The Hard Way," To The 5 Boroughs, Beastie Boys