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All right, contestants, here's the clue for today's final.

This three-piece group from New York City once toured with Madonna, support Tibetan independence,

founded a record label, a magazine, a clothing line, and a film company. Worked as record producers, support the New York Knicks, our tireless philanthropists, accomplished actors. Finish the clue! Have a thing for Carvel ice cream cakes where once a punk band refused to let their songs be used in commercials, were sued by ACDC, sued British Airways.

Make him stop!

Had a dog named Rufus hung out with one of John Lennon's kids once employed Dr. Dre and...

Oh, I'm sorry, but time's up.

The answer is, the Beastie Boys.

That's Beastie Boys.

Thank you, contestants.

You're all losers.

Alex, you bastard, I want my money.

Get him!

This is the ongoing history of new music, the podcast edition with Alan Cross.

Hello again, I'm Alan Cross.

For an entire generation of music fans, well, two generations, really, the Beastie Boys were always there.

And now that they're no longer with us, there are a lot of people who feel like there's a void in music.

But we'll always remember their contributions.

And there were a lot of them.

This is part one of remembering the Beastie Boys.

The Beastie Boys, and So What You Want from their third album, their comeback album, and I'll

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