Watch Beastie Boys’ New Documentary Celebrating 25 Years of Ill Communication

Madison Bloom
Still Ill features archival footage and interviews with surviving Beasties Michael Diamond and Adam Horovitz

Beastie Boys are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their fourth studio album, 1994’s Ill Communication, with a new mini-documentary. Still Ill, a short film released by Amazon Music, features interviews with surviving Beasties Michael Diamond (Mike D) and Adam Horovitz (King Ad-Rock), as well as archival footage spanning the creation of 1989’s Paul’s Boutique, 1992’s Check Your Head, and of course, Ill Communication. The doc also includes interviews with Beastie Boys collaborators Mario Caldato Jr. and “Money” Mark Nishita. Check out Still Ill below.

Last year, Diamond and Horovitz published Beastie Boys Book, a 600-page tome featuring career-spanning anecdotes. More recently, Mike D and Ad-Rock embarked on a Spike Jonze-directed book tour following the memoir.

Read “Beastie Boys Book Lets the World in on the Trio’s Inside Jokes” over on the Pitch.

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Originally Appeared on Pitchfork