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see you on the other side homeboy!
- LoudLon
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Oh, man. I LOVE the Beastie Boys and Yauch (MCA) was my favorite of the trio. I've been a fan of these hip-hop rebels since I bought their first cassette tape in '86. My sisters and I used to put on concerts for my mom, lip-syncing to Brass Monkey and Paul Revere. Unfortunately I'd only been following them sporadically since '04 or so, so I had no idea Yauch even had cancer.
This is actually quite saddening. Great band, great guy, great proponent for civil rights in Tibet. I miss him already.
- hellrat
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At least he survived long enough to see their induction into the R&R hall of fame.
- Underdog
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^ True.
Saw them in concert in about 88-89 at U.C.L.A. What a fun and electrifying performance they gave. Many a good memories listening to them, while hanging out with my buddies.
R.I.P Yauch, and thanks for all the great memories!
- alien25
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Sad news, 2012 is already shaping up to be a bad year. Men at work, The Band and now The Beastie Boys all losing someone.
- swollenguy
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RIP
Saw them in 95 with bad brains one of may fav shows.
- ChainSaW80
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Cancer claims yet another victim...he was so young still too. I think I still have my License to Ill cassette tape around here somewhere.
Fight for your right to party was the anthem of my youth. RIP MCA!! 
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- ZOMBIE SLASHER
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Was a big fan when they came out & even though i haven't bought anything from them in years i still liked to here what they were up 2. RIP MCA.