We Will Return Shortly..

i'm not going to continue this project for awhile. i have medical issues at the moment and i am unable to post.

if you'd like to be a part of it, send your answers to iheartyoubabysnakes@gmail.com and hopefully i can put it up for you.

thank you.

-duke

Forty-Five

#45

ANTA from the Coachella Valley
MySpace

Q1: How do you find about the latest music?
Answer: Hearing it, people play it, if it doesn't sound familiar and i like it, i look into it and find out the track name and artist, that's how i've found about many of the modern musicians i now consider to be my favorites.

Q2: Do you like shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or 'mom & pop' record stores?
Answer: The smaller record stores, seem to have better varieties, shit i've never even heard of, but then again i've never really been a music buff. To answer your question i like smaller record stores.

Q3: Do you support more underground or mainstream artists?
Answer: The underground is where it's at. Some mainstream music is good, but a lot of what's coming out today just sounds generic or lame.
I was always told to never drink from the mainstream.

Q4: Where's your favorite place to see a show/concert?
Answer: House shows, i never have the change to spare for big events, unless we're jumping fences or someone has the hook up.

Q5: How does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists has 'sold out'?
Answer: I used to get all uppity about it. Nowadays I don't care anymore, whether it be a musician or a painter, or whatever money seems to be what makes the world go round, and as long as money does not sacrafice content i am AOK with artists selling out.

Q6: How do you support your local music scene?
Answer: We set up shows, we support bands, attend shows, the usual i guess.

Q7: Who are the 5 most influential artists in your life?
Answer: I always get guff, but i am a huge fan of Primus, i first heard them during my kiddy days, i loved the sound and uniqueness.
Other than them, what influences me is hip hop, i first heard early 90's gangster rap and stuff like that.
N.W.A., call me cliche but i think that arrangement of characters, dope beats, and sick rhymes is another one of my influences.
I also listened to a lot of metal music when i was a kid, what really stuck with me was a death metal super group known as brujeria, i just loved the music, i can listen to them today and still get worked up, in a good way.
Public Enemy, i think has had the biggest impact on me by far. First track i ever heard was terminator x, from their they were pretty much one of my favorites for life.
MF DOOM, not much to say, he's pretty much the shit, i'd give my right foot(it's gone eventually because of my diabeetus.) to see him preform. i've yet to see him live.
and immortal technique is the best, no but seriously if i wer to list my final most influential artist, it would have to be DigDug, a DJ from Maryland signed onto uncommon music record label, his beats as well as his art work are really influential. The fact that the man balances the audio and visual arts so well makes him an inspiring figure.

Q8: If you could ask any musician (alive or dead) a question, who would it be & what would you ask?
Answer: I would ask Murs why and how he got ahold of AGENTS crew to do the album art, it's just been bugging me. I love agents crew and murs, it just seems wierd that local valley graff gods got to do something like that.

Q9: Does music make a difference in the people you're attracted to?
Answer: Yeah, i mean i would hate date a fergie loving akon admiring modern day whack rap queen who loves it when high pitched voices sing into a fan.

Q10: If there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?
Answer: Terminator X To The Edge of Panic - Public Enemy


ANTA has chosen MF DOOM as his artist


from sputnik music
"Operation is full of odd little “Skits”. These skits feature a man talking about a person named Doom in a voice not out of place in an early 40’s movie. The beats that accompany these skits are great. Unlike Eminem’s skits Doom actually creates fairly cool electronica breaks in between his raps. Unfortunately the album features 4 or 5 of these bits which can get quite annoying.

Possibly the most amazing thing about this album is that Doom writes, raps and produces his own stuff. So when you listen to this you don’t hear Doom’s voice over 5 producer’s beats rapping 8 other writer’s songs. All you hear is MF Doom. He’s great at everything too, unlike other rappers who attempt to do everything late in their career *cough*eminem*cough* and fail. Doom is great at everything.

Not only is MF Doom a great producer/rapper/lyricist plain and simple, he also is one of the best collaborators in the rap biz. He has collaborated with everyone from Gorillaz (His rap on November Has Come [Demon Days] turned me onto Doom in the first place) to his most recent collaboration, with DJ Danger Mouse (Producer of Demon Days and The Grey Album) under the name DangerDoom. Doom also collaborates on this album, on tracks Who You Think I Am? A barrage of guest MCs throw down over a Doom created beat featuring a flute.

The album ends as it begins on a high note. During the last streak of 5 or so real tracks there isn’t a bad song. Of course there is hardly a bad song on the album."

enjoy.
link in comments.

Number Forty-Six

here is #47

Joshua from Los Angeles, CA
Contributor to Goji Stomp
myspace/last.fm

question 1: where do you go to find your music?
Answer: Blogs, podcasts, magazines, and friends.

question 2: do you find yourself supporting more 'underground' acts rather than the so-called 'mainstream' artists?
Answer: Honestly, I think I support more mainstream artists. But I support underground artists. Its sometimes hard to draw distinctions.

question 3: who are 5 of the most influential artists, to you?
Answer: Rakim, KRS-One, Sublime, Glassjaw, Death Cab for Cutie

question 4: if you could ask any musician (alive or dead) a question, who would it be & what would you ask?
Answer: I'd ask John Lennon and Billie Holiday what were their last thoughts. For them, Peace and Love meant Pain and Anguish.

question 5: does music ever have an influence on the men/women you're interested in?
Answer: Initially, yes. It's easier to talk to girls who share my interests. But I wouldn't judge their character by their taste in music.

question 6: do you prefer shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or 'mom & pop' record stores?
Answer: Chains. You get better deals. And that makes a difference when you're poor.

question 7: would you say you go to shows with 'underground' artists that are usually at small venues or large concerts with the 'flavor of the week'?
Answer: The majority of the shows I've been to were "underground" or at small venues,I suppose. But I've only ever been to like 8 shows.

question 8: how does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists have 'sold out'?
Answer: If selling out meant merely going mainstream, then I'd be extremely happy. But Often the rise in popularity is detrimental to the quality of music being produced.

question 9: how do you support your local music scene?
Answer: Talking about it.

question 10: if there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?
Answer: Hard Knock Life by Jay-Z


Joshua has chosen KRS-One to be his artist.

from Wikipedia
"Released in early 1987, the album sampled records from James Brown and AC/DC, and also flaunted a dancehall reggae influence. The songs “South Bronx” and “The Bridge is Over” (a reference to the Queensbridge Housing Projects) ignited a famous rivalry with the Queens-bred emcee MC Shan (see the The Bridge Wars).
The album is also credited with providing a prototype for East Coast gangsta rap from which to develop. For instance, the cover, which showcases Parker and Sterling surrounded by an arsenal of weapons, was hip-hop’s first major release to feature members brandishing firearms. The album also contained several seminal hardcore songs such as “9mm Goes Bang,” one of the first hip-hop songs to be based around a first-person crime narrative, and "P Is Free," which details an encounter with a drug-abusing prostitute for perhaps the first time on record.
The liner notes of Criminal Minded read, "peace to Ron Nelson and the Toronto posse". This statement is evidence of BDP's involvement with Toronto's underground hip hop scene in the late 80s, which produced artists such as Michie Mee, Dream Warriors and Maestro Fresh Wes."

enjoy.
link in comments.

Number Forty-Seven

here is #46

Vanessa from Bolen<3, CA

question 1: where do you go to find your music?
Answer: kaos records/previously known as panik records or zines

question 2: do you find yourself supporting more 'underground' acts rather than the so-called 'mainstream' artists?
Answer: underground moreso like kelly clarkson right? jk.

question 3: who are 5 of the most influential artists, to you?
Answer: billie holiday, morrissey, the sharks, toy dolls, operation ivy

question 4: if you could ask any musician (alive or dead) a question, who would it be & what would you ask?
Answer: django reinhardt

question 5: does music ever have an influence on the men/women you're interested in?
Answer: people i know matter. thats all, so yes

question 6: do you prefer shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or 'mom & pop' record stores? Answer: no

question 7: would you say you go to shows with 'underground' artists that are usually at small venues or large concerts with the 'flavor of the week'?
Answer: backyard gigs...

question 8: how does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists have 'sold out'?
Answer: i dont give a shit as long as it still reaches me on a personal level

question 9: how do you support your local music scene?
Answer: burnin their demos, givin' em out posting flyers etc

question 10: if there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?
Answer: but not tonight-depeche mode


Vanessa has chosen Billie Holiday as her artist.


from Wikipedia
"Nicknamed Lady Day by her sometime collaborator Lester Young, Holiday was a seminal influence on jazz and pop singing. Her vocal style — strongly inspired by instrumentalists — pioneered a new way of manipulating wording and tempo, and also popularized a more personal and intimate approach to singing. Critic John Bush wrote that she "changed the art of American pop vocals forever." She co-wrote only a few songs, but several of them have become jazz standards, notably "God Bless the Child", "Don't Explain", and "Lady Sings the Blues"."

enjoy.
link in comments.

Number Forty-Eight

here is #48

Victor from La Quinta, CA

question 1: where do you go to find your music?

Answer: umm... idk, myspace..

question 2: do you find yourself supporting more 'underground' acts rather than the so-called 'mainstream' artists?

Answer: yeah i guess so

question 3: who are 5 of the most influential artists, to you?

Answer: shiittt.... hendrix, mars volta, necrophagist, zeppelin and tupac

question 4: if you could ask any musician (alive or dead) a question, who would it be & what would you ask?
Answer: prolly hendrix, ask him if he could teach my some stuff lol naw, i really dont know or care haha

question 5: does music ever have an influence on the men/women you're interested in?

Answer: napes

question 6: do you prefer shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or
'mom & pop' record stores?

Answer: fye has all the good music

question 7: would you say you go to shows with 'underground' artists that are usually at small venues or large concerts with the 'flavor of the week'?

Answer: sure

question 8: how does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists have 'sold out'?
Answer: depends on how

question 9: how do you support your local music scene?

Answer: myspace, shows, merch

question 10: if there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?
Answer: don't even know


Victor has chosen the Mars Volta to be his artist.

from Wikipedia
"De-Loused in the Comatorium is the first studio album by the progressive rock band The Mars Volta. Based on a short story by lead singer Cedric Bixler-Zavala, and sound manipulation artist Jeremy Michael Ward, it is the hour-long tale of Cerpin Taxt, a man who tries to kill himself by overdosing on a mixture of morphine and rat poison. The attempt lands him in a week-long coma during which he experiences visions of humanity and his own psyche. Upon waking, he is dissatisfied with the real world and jumps to his death. The story of Cerpin Taxt is based on the death of El Paso, Texas artist (and Bixler-Zavala's friend) Julio Venegas. De-Loused became both critically and commercially their biggest hit, eventually selling in excess of 500,000 copies despite next-to-no promotion, and was featured on several critics' "Best of the Year" lists. The album was ranked number 55 on the October 2006 issue of Guitar World magazine's list of the 100 greatest guitar albums of all time."Drunkship of Lanterns" was named the 91st best guitar song of all-time by Rolling Stone. The music contained in De-Loused is distinguished by its enigmatic lyrics, Jazz rhythms, odd time signatures, and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez's frenetic guitar riffs, which are often harshly dissonant. The title of this album is taken from the lyrics of the song "Eunuch Provocateur" on the band's previous release, Tremulant."

enjoy! link in comments

Number Forty-Nine

here is # 49.

Wendy from Gardena, CA

question 1: where do you go to find your music?

Answer: i find my music through people , band pages, friends , relatives , people i meet. i get CDs from people or jump through videos on youtube.

question 2: do you find yourself supporting more 'underground' acts rather than the so-called 'mainstream' artists?

Answer:definitely a very close friend of mine.


question 3: who are 5 of the most influential artists, to you?

Answer: frank sinatra, john lennon, jimi hendrix, bradley nowell, Beatles. :]


question 4: if you could ask any musician (alive or dead) a question, who would it be & what would you ask?

Answer: i would ask bradley nowell what was so horrible that he had to go and overdose on heroin. he was doing great and he made music that everyone could have enjoyed. he could have had a great life... :/

question 5: does music ever have an influence on the men/women you're interested in?

Answer: yes , very much so. i mean people can have their own interests and all but i am more drawn to someone with an open mind about music or enjoys at least some of the same musicians as me and doesnt put me down about my tastes.

question 6: do you prefer shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or 'mom & pop' record stores?

Answer: neither , i dont do much shopping at stores when i go looking for music. but i dont steal either.

question 7: would you say you go to shows with 'underground' artists that are usually at small venues or large concerts with the 'flavor of the week'?

Answer: well i dont go out to shows much , but when i do its usually very rare and its small shows in peoples back yards , i find that experience much more personal and its more fun for all involved , not to mention the music is more likely to sound more original , also im not into huge names so big concerts like that arent a big deal.

question 8: how does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists have 'sold out'?

Answer: really sad, and i know that maybe their music isnt going to sound the same and all these people will claim to like them but not even know their stuff they made when they started out , they werent there to support them. but if it makes them happy , it IS their music ...so...its their choice.

question 9: how do you support your local music scene?

Answer: well i have a few friends in bands , so i make sure to tell all my other friends about them and that they should listen to their stuff. :]

question 10: if there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?

Answer: maybe...is this love? by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.


Wendy chose Frank Sinatra to be her artist.

from Blog Critics

'Covering his brilliant Capitol years only, Sinatra at the Movies includes the title themes to The Tender Trap, From Here to Eternity, Young at Heart, Three Coins in the Fountain, and Not as a Stranger. Also from Young at Heart is the classic “Just One of Those Things,” which is done with its more familiar up-tempo arrangement (In later years, Sinatra sometimes performed the song as a ballad, or "saloon song" as he called them).

Four other movies are represented by two songs each, with “I Love Paris” and “C’est Magnifique” from Can Can, “How Deep is the Ocean” and “All of Me” from Meet Danny Wilson, “I Could Write a Book” and “The Lady is a Tramp” from Pal Joey, and “All the Way” and “Chicago” from The Joker is Wild.

It should be noted that while all of these songs are from Sinatra movies, they are not the versions recorded for the movies. Rather, they are the versions from his Capitol albums (“Chicago” is the version from Come Fly With Me for instance). To get the tracks from the movies, one may consider the Sinatra in Hollywood box set.

Sinatra at the Movies is part of a larger media blitz that includes a U.S. postage stamp (entering circulation in May) and television programming spotlighting Sinatra’s movies and television specials. While many of the tracks on Sinatra at the Movies are timeless standards, the CD barely scratches the surface of Sinatra’s recorded legacy, making it a bad starting point for new fans and a must-own for completists only.'

enjoy!
link in comments.

A New Start

so here i am, with a new project. i plan on asking 50 people a set of 10 questions, just to see how people feel about music & what influences their tastes and things of that nature.
here is my first post in this new project.

Hektor from Los Angeles, CA

question 1: where do you go to find your music?

Answer: i go wherever my ear takes me. i usually hear and get my music from friends

question 2: do you find yourself supporting more 'underground' acts rather than the so-called 'mainstream' artists?

Answer: definitely more towards the underground music. i cant stand so called musicians who work more on a "catchy" beat than having any real meaning in their lyrics

question 3: who are 5 of the most influential artists, to you?

Answer: I'd have to say 9th Wonder, The Real Mckenzies, The Djali Zwan, Celso Pina

question 4: if you could ask any musician a question, who would it be & what would you ask?

Answer: I'd ask Joey Ramone what influenced his style being that he was such an isolated awkward teen .I'd also ask Elvis Presley(??) if hes dead or not right now or if he died when he said he did

question 5: does music ever have an influence on the men/women you're interested in?

Answer: usually, in a positive way though. it seems that the music i like is very good to alot of people. i think it influences everyone seeing that you can kinda make out who the person is according to what they listen to. i like underground hip-hop and reggae mostly and those to are really emotion filled type of music, so girls im interested usually can tell that im lay back and expressive, if that makes sense

question 6: do you prefer shopping for your music at chains (ie, Virgin Megastore, F.Y.E, etc.) or 'mom & pop' record stores?

Answer: mom and pop store most definitely. in those chain stores i can never find artist i like enjoy listening to. but i shop little at chain stores. where im from (south central) the ska scene is live and kicking and alotta these bands have great music so more than anything i get my music from the streets

question 7: would you say you go to shows with 'underground' artists that are usually at small venues or large concerts with the 'flavor of the week'?

Answer: small venues... meaning backyard shows. 3 or 5 bucks usually gets you in and whats great about it its all local so you'll have familiar faces all around you. but "small venue" shows are really great too. you get to be closer to the artist and it feels more personal

question 8: how does it make you feel when you hear that one of your favorite artists have 'sold out'?

Answer: i get mad seeing that some people believe that they sold out because there friends know who they are or because they are hearing there name around. but in other cases i think its neccesary for them to sell out. everyone needs to get paid right? and if your good enough to actually make it in the music industry then more props to you

question 9: how do you support your local music scene?

Answer: showing up to the local shows when i have free time on friday, starudays and sundays, helping them with promotional flyers and logos and sometimes set up shows for them to play at.

question 10: if there is one song you would say describes your life at the moment, which song would it be?

Answer: Red Stores Bums song "Tumbleweed"

and this is pretty much how it is going to go with everyone else. i know it seems boring, but it's fun seeing people's answers. :D
now, as for the album, i've chosen 10,000 Shots by the Real Mckenzies

from MP3MANIACO

Evidently, Fat Mike's a pretty big fan of the Real McKenzies. He signed them to Fat Wreck for 2005's 10,000 Shots, and even played bass for most of the album under the alias "Fat McMichael." Other than their shifting lineup, though, the McKenzies remain largely unchanged from the sound of past records like Oot & Aboot or Loch'd & Loaded. Shots is full of revved-up Scottish traditionals and revivalist punk originals, and the endearingly gruff Paul McKenzie leads the way. The rousing "Pour Decision" puts bagpipes over Social Distortion rhythm guitar, and Mike Ness would certainly be happy with McKenzie's sentiment. "A punk musician just ain't as cute at 53," he sings. "I have forsaken money makin'/Yeah, you still wish you were me." It's this self-deprecating pride that separates the McKenzies from similarly hybridist groups like Dropkick Murphys or Flogging Molly. They're looser, more ragged, maybe a little less reverent. It's not that McKenzie is less proud of his Scottish Canadian heritage, or less committed to old favorites like "Farewell to Nova Scotia" or songs set to the words of legendary Scottish bard Robert Burns. But like Fat Mike and NOFX, there's a rambling, rapid-fire sense of humor to the Real McKenzies' work, heard here in "Bugger Off," say, or the good-natured slag "I Hate My Band" ("They've cost me my dog, my job and my wife!"). Matt MacNasty's bagpipe is particularly impressive over the melodic hardcore stutter of "Skeleton and the Tailor," and "Catalpa" is acoustic with impressive harmony vocals and mandolin leads, while the punchy, triumphant "Best Day Until Tomorrow" dispenses some advice any grandmother from the old country would heartily endorse. "Enjoy what'chas got, not what you have not."
link in comments.

enjoy!

stay tuned there is 49 more to go! :D

For The Mysterious J.

A Fist Full of Spells - Spellbound

for my anonymous friend J, here is the Spellbound re-up you requested, enjoy.

Alive & Well.

hey. i keep leaving and coming back. i gotta stop doing that. thanks for asking alf, i am alive. :D well, today i have 4 downloads for you and they're good. at least, i like to think so. i'm sure most of you have already seen the Dark Knight, it is fucking epic. i loved it. i hope you guys thought so too. summer is ending soon, august is already here. lame. i like the summer, it makes me feel happy, eh sorta. hah. i'll stop babbling and get to what you came for.

Flight of the Conchords - Self-titled (sub-pop)
Ricochets - Made In The Shade

the Ratmen - Live Fast, Die Young

enjoy. if there are any requests, i will try my hardest to get it for you. just ask. :] hope everyone is well. i'll try to keep posting to once a day. hope you guys still have faith. :]

All the way Live!

-------------------Live Sets-----------------
Prince
Live @ Coachella 2008
(04-26-08)
(part1) & (part2)

Glassjaw
Live @ the Apple Store
(02-05-03)

Ben Gibbard
Live @ 9:30 Club for All Things Considered...
(05-10-07)

Independence Day Monster Update!

It's been slow 'round Goji Stomp lately.
Our desks' are littered with old cheetos and undeveloped ideas.
But in celebration of our nation's birthday, I figured I should drop some bomb shit for yall.
The mixtape is just a bunch of shit that's been in high rotation, and the album's are an eclectic mix of hip hop and rock.
Please check it all out for your enjoyment, and continue to check back with us regularly for all the flyest shit.
Plus I like braggin to my Mom about how many hits my site gets.
She loves it.
Peace.

------------Goji Stomp Mixplay-----------------

Air - Playground Love
Big L - Deadly Combination (ft. 2Pac)
Blu - Another Day
Craig Mack - Flava in ya Ear Remix (ft. Notorious B.I.G., LL Cool J, Rampage, Busta Rhymes)
Death Cab for Cutie - Photobooth
Ghostface Killah - Drummer (ft Method Man and Street Life)
Gym Class Heroes - Catapult Complex (Live)
Jay-Z - 22 Two's
Kid Sister - Southside
MF Doom - Rock Kokaine Flow (ft. De La Soul)
No Age - Everybody's Down
Saul Willaims - Track 8 (Real Niggery Mixtape)
Sublime - Cisco Kid
The Boy Least Likely To - Be Gentle With Me
The Postal Service - Suddenly Everything Has Changed
Times New Viking - Teen Drama
Whitest Boy Alive - Inflation
Wu-Tang Clan - Can It All Be So Simple

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Carina Round
The Disconnection


Elliott Smith
Either Or


Gotta Be Karim
Bean Pie EP


Iggy and the Stooges
Raw Power


Jay Electronica
Style Wars EP


Reverie Sound Revue
Reverie Sound Revue


Tanya Morgan is a Rap Group
DJ Soul Presents Tanya Morgan is a Rap Group


Ugly Duckling
Fresh Mode


Trip Fontaine
Lilith

Mike Park

Hey guys, well this is my first post on this blog. Yes, im the newest member of the team. haha. I just thought i'd leave you some good tunes from a great musician, Mike Park. Let me see... uhhh, i put up his solo album which yes, has the inevitable asian song. hahaha. i put up the Bruce Lee Band were he's backed by the Rx Bandits... uhhh... Skankin Pickle were he plays the sax/vocals, and The Chinkees were he does vocals and some g-tar...

Well, there ya go...

Enjoy!

Skankin' Pickle Fever


1.The Hussein Skank
2.Pseudo Punk
3.Silly Willy
4.Ice Cube, Korea Wants A Word With You
5.Toothless And Grey
6.Pass You By
7.The Dub
8.Song # 3
9.Whatever Happened
10.Anxiety Attack
11.Skinless Friend
12.Larry Smith
13.I Missed The Bus
14.Roland Alphonso's Dub
15.Hand Twister
16.David Duke Is Running For President
17.Hit My Brain

Download

The Bruce Lee Band


1.Superman
2.Gerry Is Strong
3.Calling For Me
4.List
5.Hongulmamotaya
6.Standing Up For Justice
7.Mr Hanelei
8.Proud
9.Going Insane
10.Song #3 (Part 2)
11.Brother, Brother
12.Loved By Ann B. Davis
13.Komsomida
14.She's An Angel
15.Don't Sit Next To Me Just Because I'm Asian


Download

Peace Through Music


1.Signature
2.Big World
3.Run Away
4.Crowded Forum
5.Trophy Winner
6.Breathe Out the Fight
7.Ultraman
8.Justice
9.Christmas
10.T.J. Song
11.Japanese Exchange Student
12.The Purpose of Education
13.Through My Heart
14.Back to Drive
15.San Toki
16.Will I Have a Chance?

Download


For The Love Of Music


1.Supposed to Be There Too
2.On That Stage
3.Counting Sheep
4.Challenging Me
5.Just Like This
6.Train Maps
7.From Korea
8.Southbound 280
9.Thankful All the Same
10.Hey You!
11.Present Day Memories

Download

Jammin' James Is Just...Jumpin'?

hey hey! sorry i took for-fucking-ever to post, i was outta town and all of this other shit you don't care about. but i'm back again, and for how long?! i don't know. haha. but stay tuned. today i have a mixtape & an EP. here we go!

the Meteors.

what can be said about the Meteors that hasn't been said already? idk, they're just fucking tits. :] enjoy my mixtape.

1.Corpse Grinder

2.Halloween Scream

3.Maniac Rockers From Hell

4.King Vlad

5.Hoover Rock

6.Johnny Remember Me [cover]

7.You Can't Keep A Good Man Down

8.Eat the Baby

9.Graveyard Stomp

10.Psycho For Your Love [demo]

11.When A Stranger Calls

12.Wreckin' Crew

13.Maniac

14.Blue Sunshine
15.I'm Not Mad/Get Off of My Cloud

16.Repo Man

17.Psycho Kat

18.Revenge of El Trio Los Bastardos

19.Sidewalk Psycho

20.If You Don't Wanna Fuck Me Baby

AND

the Riff-Raffs - Garage EP

i love this band. i've seen them perform a number of times and had the chance to perform a song with them last saturday at a party. enjoy this awesome band and spread the word! check out their myspace: the Riff-Raffs.

here's me with their bassist Sal.

well that's it for today. hope you got it all. enjoy yourself. it's hot. i'm tired. rock on..links in comments.

EDIT (7/1): don't use the MassMirror link, it's taking too long to upload, i'm just going to stick with sharebee for now, so click the new link in comments for the Riff-Raffs.

Back Again.

for the millionth time, i'm back. i lose track of what i'm doing a lot.
i decided to not go through with that half assed itunes thing, i'm just gonna do what i originally intended and post psychobilly.
so today i will have a mixtape for you and some random albums.
so stay tuned.
i also updated my blogroll, so check out some of the new blogs i put up. thanks.

Crazy Dogggz.

well here is day 2 of my series of posts. i hope some of you got what i put up yesterday although it didn't look quite appetizing. today isn't any better, but prove me wrong! haha. the band asked me if i wanted to perform with them on the 7th of June, i accepted. i'm not joining them again if they ask though. anyway, i'm afraid to report that i may not be graduating in june. which isn't ENTIRELY bad but it's kind of a bummer. oh well. okay, hmm, i don't have much to talk about, so how about for today i go through the tracks like i used to. it won't be too cool, but hell i'll try.

tracklist:

1.Cola Bottle Baby - Edwin Birdsong

this is Daft Punk's sample for Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger, reminds me of early Rick James stuff.

2.Let's Start A War - Fear

for awhile i was on a real punk fix and..wait, when i say real punk fix i mean like it was a real doozy, not like OI OI REAL PUNX. haha. and anyway, i found a new love in Fear.

3.Still Talkin' - Eazy-E

one of the best intros i've heard in a long time, 'now that you got the album, what the fuck are you gonna do with it bitch?' total roflcopter.

4.Train To Skaville - the Ethiopians

rocksteady sound at it's besttttttt.

5.Through The Roof 'n' Underground - Gogol Bordello

i wasn't a big fan of this group, until i watched Wristcutters, i got the OST and ran with it, now i dig these gypsypunks.

6.Walk Idiot Walk - the Hives

wow, i used to sorta like the hives, it wasn't until i got into garage that i found that these guys have been keepin' it alive.

7.Jack the Ripper [cover] - the Horrors

just like these guys. they look like an emoXcore band, but the music speaks for itself. they covered the SUTCH. :D

8.The World's Gone Mad feat.Del the Funkee Homosapien, Barry Levy & Alex Kapranos) -Handsome Boy Modeling School

titles are too long, but song is dope. haha. all i got.

9.I Miss You [acoustic] - Incubus

'tis much better acoustic. as a lot of things are. haha.

10.Mrs.Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter - Herman's Hermits

:D just enjoy.

11.Party All The Time - Eddie Murphy

rick james & eddie murphy in the 80's were somethin' else.

12.All You Can Eat - the Fat Boys

YES. thanks to Krush Groove, it had me krush groovin'..:D

13.Never Tear Us Apart - INXS

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14.Wopbopalubab feat.B-Real - Funkdoobiest

early 90's goodneeeesssss.

15.Faces In The Hall - Gym Class Heroes

not lisa turtle, just a turtle.

16.Surprise - Gnarls Barkley

new track from the O D D C O U P L E, one of my favorites off of it.

17.If I Knew You Were Comin' I'd've Baked A Cake - Eileen Barton

classsic. clap along!

18.How To Survive In South Central - Ice Cube

reminds me of my days in Gardena. :]

19.Hall of Mirrors - Frenzy

i love the intro, it makes me shuffle. :D

20.People Are Strange [cover] - Echo & the Bunnymen

one of their best.

there ya have it. rubbish or not, i made it. haha, enjoy! link in comments.

Back.

i have been gone for too long. AGAIN. sorry, school is ending for me soon & i've been scrambling to finish. i'm hoping to be done with this shit by summer. finally. haha. anyway, not much is new with me. i quit my band, for various reasons i won't get into because it doesn't seem fit. but i have something new for you all. i've compiled a very small taste of my iTunes. it's short and not as great as i'd like it to be, but i made it in one night, so i guess we'll all have to deal. haha. it's nothing great, i hate my music taste. haha. nah, but fo reals, cop it and enjoy. here's the tracklist.

1.My Life Is Starting Over Again - Daniel Johnston

2.Four Winds - Bright Eyes

3.Hellnation - the Dead Kennedys

4.Hurt - the Adicts

5.In Transit - Albert Hammond Jr.

6.O Katrina! - the Black Lips

7.With You - Chris Brown

8.El Ciclón - Café Tacuba

9.Hold Music - Architecture In Helsinki

10.Plum Dumb - the Dead Milkmen

11.The Sound of Settling [aol session] - Death Cab For Cutie

12.It Doesn't Matter - Depeche Mode

13.Jordan's First Choice - Against Me!

14.Best For You - Bad Religion

15.Paul Revere - the Beastie Boys

16.Shepherds Delight - the Clash

17.A Night of Being Who You Wanted Me To Be - Baby New Year

18.Across The Universe [john & paul] - the B E A T L E S

19.I Fall - the Damned

20.Sea of Tranquility - the Cosmic Key

there ya have it. hope you enjoy it as much as i sort of enjoyed making it. haha. thanks. keep comin' because i still have 5 or 6 more mixes to go, so sit tight and come back tomorrow. :] link in comments.

Featured Artist @ Coachella-Fest: Death Cab For Cutie

Something About Airplanes


We Have The Facts and We're Voting Yes


The Photo Album

Transatlanticism


Plans


Death Cab for Cutie
I Will Posses Your Heart (Album Version)
Narrow Stairs (Coming May 18, 2008)

where the hell have i been? i have a grocery list of excuses, but the main one is my band. it's been real busy around here. i dunno. but i haven't been able to post. sorry! but i am back for now & will try my hardest to continue posting. :] today i have a mixtape & an album for ya today.

sorry no tracklist.

:/

gotta go to sleep!

night.

link in comments.

Edan - Beauty and the Beat, Ghostface Killah - Bulletproof Wallets

Notorious B.I.G., 2Pac, Shyheim, Big Daddy Kane
Madison Square Garden Freestyle


The Cool Kids
Action Figures
Internet Exclusive


Pete Rock
Till I Retire
NY's Finest


Joell Ortiz
Aftermath Freestyle
Back to the Bodega Mixtape


Outkast ft. Raekwon
Royal Flush
Sir Luscious Left Foot

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Edan
Beauty & the Beat
(Mediafire)

Ghostface Killah
Bulletproof Wallets
(Mediafire)

Who's Next?, Word...Life

Turbo
Gigaton Punch
Myspace Exclusive


Max Roach (Solo)
The Drum Also Waltzes
Drums Unlimited


Ghostface Killah
Maxine
Bulletproof Wallets


Bishop Lamont & Black Milk
Goatit (ft. Phat Kat & Elzhi)
Caltriot


Gil Scott-Heron
Home is Where the Hatred is

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O.C.
Word...Life

The Who
Who's Next?

Featured Artist @ Coachella-Fest: Little Brother

The Listening

The Minstrel Show

Get Back

The Doors, Read Music/Speak Spanish

OS Sambeatles
Michelle (Beatles Cover)
OS Sambeatles


Notorious B.I.G.
What's Beef?
Life After Death
Standout Lyric:
"Think good thoughts, die while your skin start to glisten
Pale blue hands get cold, your soul's risen
It's bad cause I just begun
what make the shit real bad
I was havin fun"


2Pac
Can't C Me
All Eyes On Me
Standout Lyric:
"I can make a muthafucker shake rattle and roll
I'm full of liquor, thug nigga, quick to jab at them ho's
and I can make ya jealous niggas famous
fuck around with 2Pac and see how good a nigga's aim is"


Ice Cube
You Know How We Do It
Lethal Injection
Standout Lyric:
"Break yo' ass like dishes
Buster-ass tricks, sleep with the fishes
Runnin from Lennox, up at Venice
They wanna have me in stripes like Dennis the Menace"


Stars
One More Night
Set Yourself On Fire
Standout Lyric:
"He starts with her back cause that's what he sees
When she's breaking his heart she still fucks like a tease"

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The Doors
The Doors
(MassMirror)

Desaparecidos
Read Music / Speak Spanish
(MassMirror)

Featured Artist @ Coachella-Fest: Black Lips

Check the music @ their myspace.

What's been said:
Music-Emissions

"The Black Lips plow into their songs with evil gusto, keeping up with the crowd sin for sin."

Village Voice

"[The Black Lips] are just one big unfunny publicity-grubbing joke."

The Music:

Black Lips!

We Did Not Know the Forest Spirit Made the Flowers Grow

Let It Bloom

Good Bad Not Evil