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Slayer's Kerry King wishes he'd cut a better deal for his solo on Beastie Boys' No Sleep Till Brooklyn: "I would be a rich man."
Slayer guitarist Kerry King says he'd "be a rich man" if he's asked for a share of the profits for his performance on Beastie Boys hit No Sleep Till Brooklyn. King took a one-off payment for his ...
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‘Licensed To Ill’: How Beastie Boys Killed It In The 80s
The first hip-hop album ever to top the Billboard 200, ‘Licensed To Ill’ saw Beastie ... Boys were the next Twisted Sister. “No Sleep Till Brooklyn” (featuring guitarist Kerry King from ...
In 1987, the Beastie Boys were portrayed as the world's most outrageous, offensive band. Their parents found this hugely amusing
"If World War Three was declared tomorrow I'm sure we'd get the blame," Beastie Boys' Mike D once said. His mum Hester told ...
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Kerry King Talks Slayer Reunion, Solo Band On ‘Lipps Service’
Slayer guitarist Kerry King is the latest guest on the SPIN ... The guitarist also talks about playing on the Beastie Boys’ beloved 1986 debut album License To Ill and watching the early ...