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Merchandise
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Hey Ladies Cowbell
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Year: 1989
Notes: Given out to promote the release of the single Hey Ladies off Paul's Boutique, this is one of the most popular Beastie Boys collectibles.
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Beastie Boys Records Flag
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Year: 1989
Notes: Created by Capitol Records to celebrate their signing of the Beastie Boys. A larger 50 foot wide version was flown the top of the Capitol Records Tower at the corner of Hollywood and Vine.
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Paul's Boutique Gold Record RIAA Award
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Year: 1989
Notes: Plaque reads "Presented Polygram Music Publishing Group to commemorate the sale of more than 500,000 copies of the Capitol Records, Inc. compact disc and cassette Paul's Boutique."
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IMAGE COMING SOON
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Beastie Boys Condom
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Year: 1993
Notes: Issued by Winterland Productions, a portion of the proceeds were donated to non-profit organizations by the artists in the fight against AIDS.
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Ill Communication Promotional Hackey Sack Set
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Year: 1994
Notes: Given away to promote the 1994 release of Ill Communication. All three have stickers that read "Made in China" and rumor had it that Mike D stopped production upon learning their origin.
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Ill Communication Water Pistol
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Year: 1995
Notes: A translucent toy water pistol available in Blue and Red versions. Features the Capitol Records logo along with the text "One Two, Oh My God Ill Communication" and the Grand Royal logo, all printed in gold along the length of the barrel.
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Atwater Basketball Association USA Basketball
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Year: 1994
Notes: Distributed to promote the release of the album Ill Communication.
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Grand Royal Slipmat
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Year: 1995
Notes: Another treasure from the days of Grand Royal, these turntable slipmats were available in a range of colours and design variations.
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Hello Nasty Paper Coffee Cup
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Year: 1998
Notes: For the appearance on Saturday Night Live in New York City, coffee vendors around the studio had appropriately themed paper cups.
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Hello Nasty Sardine Magnet
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Year: 1998
Notes: Official merchandise sold in support of Hello Nasty.
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Hello Nasty Mousepad
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Year: 1998
Notes: Given out in the UK to promote Hello Nasty. These are filled with a liquid substance that makes the sardine can "float" around as if it were in space.
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Hello Nasty Shopping Bag
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Year: 1998
Notes: Used at record stores to promote the release of Hello Nasty. Both sides of the bag have the same design.
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Hello Nasty Sardine Can CD Display
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Year: 1998
Notes: Used at record stores to promote the release of Hello Nasty. Includes instructions.
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IMAGE COMING SOON
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Hello Nasty Holiday Button
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Year: 1998
Notes: Given to fans to celebrate the holidays.
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Beastie Boys Action Figures
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Year: 1998
Notes: Limited to 1,000 copies (although some sources do say 200), the figures were created by Nigo - the mastermind behind the Bathing Ape (BAPE) clothing / design / music empire. They were released by Bathing Ape, Grand Royal, Medicom and Toy McCoy.
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Australian Tour Toy Robot
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Year: 1999
Notes: Given out to promote the 1999 tour of Australia. With a bit of skill you can make the robot dance.
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Sounds Of Science Basketball
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Year: 1999
Notes: Used as promotion for the Beastie Boys Anthology: Sounds of Science release.
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Sounds Of Science Japanese Tissues
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Year: 1999
Notes: Japanese promotional tissues advertising the Anthology boxset.
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Anthology Masking Tape
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Year: 2000
Notes: Japanese-only coiled roll of custom printed green & white tape featuring the Beastie Boys logo and Japanese text, housed in it's own custom card box.
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Tibetan Freedom Concert 3 Ticket Stub
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Year: 1998
Notes: Day 1 and 2 tickets. Concert held June 13, 1998 and June 14, 1998 at RFK Stadium in Washington DC.
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BS2000 Ticket Ticket Stub
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Year: 1998
Notes: Concert held April 10, 2001 at Beehive in Pittsburgh, PA.
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Pass The Mic: Beastie Boys 1991-1996 Book by Ari Marcopoulos
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Year: 2001
Notes: The absolute best Beastie Boy book. Includes hundreds of photos of the Beastie Boys playing at gigs, jamming at G-Son, and hanging out in each other's company. Marcopoulos followed them during the year previous to Check Your Head all through post Ill Communication. If you buy one Beastie Boys book, this should be it.
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MTV $2 Bill Concert Backstage Pass
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Year: 2004
Notes: Concert held June 9, 2004 at the Huntridge Theater in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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IMAGE COMING SOON
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MTV $2 Bill Concert Promotional Dice
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Year: 2004
Notes: Distributed to fans at the June 9th, 2004 MTV2 2 Dollar Bill Concert.
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To The 5 Boroughs Mobile Phone Strap
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Year: 2004
Notes: Handed out to US fans to promote the release of To The Five Boroughs.
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Sasquatch Figure
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Year: 2004
Notes: This promotional Sasquatch figure is based on the character from the Triple Trouble video clip.
They are limited to 70x (each tube is hand numbered) and were given out as promos and competition prizes.
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An Open Letter To NYC Lanyard
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Year: 2004
Notes: Promotional lanyard given out around the release of An Open Letter To NYC.
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To The 5 Boroughs Skate Deck
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Year: 2004
Notes: 500 Skateboard decks given away to promote To the Five Boroughs.
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Cey Adams Shoes
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Year: 2006
Notes: Designed by Cey Adams. Produced by Adidas for the Adicolor range. Shoes limited to 5000 pairs.
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Ch-Check It Out Yo-Yo
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Year: 2005
Notes: Part of kit released in Australia to promote To The 5 Boroughs. It includes a record bag, cap, yo-yo, sticker, iron-on transfer, and a copy of The Hiatus Is Off, Again 12" (Promo).
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Record Store Day Slipmat
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Year: 2009
Notes: There were 5000 of these made and distributed to participating stores in the United States for Record Store Day (18th of April, 2009). According to the organizers "The label created these for us, so they took care of contacting the band and doing all that. I know the band signed off on it though." A Record Store Day participating store is defined as a physical retailer whose product line consists of at least 50% music retail, whose company is not publicly traded and whose ownership is at least 70% located in the state of operation. (In other words, we’re dealing with real, live, physical, indie record stores—not online retailers or corporate behemoths).
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