
ANOTHER mixtape.
i feel it's safe to say, all i've been doing is making mixtapes & doing small artist spotlights.
i like it. not much to say. the mixtape says it all. it's for someone. but she's not getting it. kinda scared. ha. anyway! enjoi.
1.Soul Meets Body - Death Cab For Cutie
2.We Both Go Down Together - the Decemberists
3.Girlfriend - Matthew Sweet
4.If I Fell - the Beatles
5.The Beautiful Ones - Prince
6.I Can't Stand It - the Cramps
7.King Without A Crown [dub version?] - Matisyahu
8.Ever Fallen In Love (with someone you shouldn'tve fallen in love with?) - Buzzcocks
9.Valerie [cover] - Amy Winehouse
10.I Wanna Be Your Man - Zapp & Roger
11.Pretty Girls (The Mover) - Against Me!
12.Sunshine - Lupe Fiasco
13.New Rose - the Damned
14.Shake The Disease [tiga mix] - Depeche Mode
15.Rock With You - Michael Jackson
16.Love My Way - the Psychedelic Furs
17.Signal To Noise [acoustic] - the Cure
18.Tu, Solo Tu - Selena
19.If You Love Somebody Set Them On Fire - the Dead Milkmen
20.Lucky Star - Madonna
<3
link in comments.
Sunday, September 9, 2007
I Ain't Got No Money.
Selena.

an amazing singer and an icon to mexicans everywhere. i don't think there is anything i can say that hasn't already been said. RIP Selena. siempre estas en mi corazon.
i've compiled my favorite Selena songs.
enjoy.
1.Como La Flor
2.La Carcacha
3.La Llamada
4.Amor Prohibido
5.No Me Queda Mas
6.Fotos Y Recuerdos
7.El Chico Del Apartamento 512
8.Bidi Bidi Bom Bom
9.Techno Cumbia
10.Si Una Vez
11.Tu, Solo Tu
12.I Could Fall In Love
13.Dreaming Of You
14.Baila Esta Cumbia
enjoy.
link in comments.
Saturday, September 8, 2007
Licensed to Ill
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Arcade Fire
Maps (Yeah Yeah Yeahs Cover)
BBC Radio 1
Death Cab For Cutie
The Dream is Over (John Vanderslice Cover)
MTV.com Live
Fort Minor
Be Somebody (ft. Lupe Fiasco)
We Major Mixtape
Emily King
U & I
EastSide Story
Arrested Development
Tennessee
3 Years, 5 Months & 2 Days in the Life Of...
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Beastie Boys
Licensed to Ill
(MassMirror)

All Music Guide
There is a sense of genuine discovery, of creating new music, that remains years later, after countless plays, countless misinterpretations, countless rip-off acts, even countless apologies from the Beasties, who seemed guilty by how intoxicating the sound of it is, how it makes beer-soaked hedonism sound like the apogee of human experience. And maybe it is, maybe it isn't, but in either case, Licensed to Ill reigns tall among the greatest records of its time.Rolling Stone
"Licensed to Ill" cuts an even wider swath musically than Run DMC's "Raising Hell", and it's the brash assurance of Rubin's "stealin" that ultimately makes these white boys more than a sophomoric joke.
Friday, September 7, 2007
Divshare
Divshare is a file sharing website.
I've been using it here.
But It's been offline all day and in the past weeks has shown to be unreliable.
However, I will be updating all my posts with links that do work.
Sorry for the inconvience.
UPDATE (09/08/07):
Seems Divshare has been updating servers and the like,
which is why we have been seeing all this downtime.
They wrote about it in their latest blog update.
Imitation Best Form of Flattery.
Ready To Die
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Lily Allen
Smile (Mark Ronson Remix)
Unknown
Ahmad
Back in the Day
Ahmad
Devin the Dude
What a Job (ft. Snoop Dogg & Andre 3000)
Waiting to Inhale
MC Breed
Ain't No Future
MC Breed & DFC
Hall & Oats
I Can't Go For That
Private Eyes
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Notorious B.I.G.
Ready to Die
(MassMirror)
Rolling Stone
With his prodigious, often booming voice overwhelming the track, he sweeps his verbal camera high and low, painting a sonic picture so vibrant that you're transported right to the scene. He raps in clear, sparse terms, allowing the lyrics to hit the first time you hear them.Q (12/94, p.153)
...the natural rapping, clever use of sound effects and acted dialogue, and concept element (from a baby being born at the start to the fading heartbeat at the end) set this well apart from the average gangsta bragging...Uncut (p.128)
A funky, hard-nosed chronicle of a death foretold.Vibe (6/02, p.109)
...Fans knew that from this debut that Biggie was indeed a born winner...The Source (10/94, p.79)
...READY TO DIE, the debut from Brooklyn's own Biggie Smalls echoes the attitude in full Ghettovision color, showing us that the true `American way' is to hustle for yours...
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Calavera
Organix
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The Kiss Electric
Because of You
Promo
BlackStreet
No Diggity
Another Level
(Its about time this song made a comeback)
Rilo Kiley
Glendora
Rilo Kiley (1st Pressing)
Snoop Dogg
Serial Killa
DoggyStyle
Saigon
The Color Purple
Belly of the Beast Mixtape
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The Roots
Organix
(MassMirror)
This album should be a part of any Roots fan's collection -- not so much because it is an example of their artistry at its best, but because it allows you to see where they came from and how fruitful of a journey it's been.
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
God Mode Deactivated.
off of their new album 'Under The Black Light', i really like this album, it's so funky and fun, i've listened to it a few times and it's a new favorite, make sure to pick it up.
Monday, September 3, 2007
White Blood Cells
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Gym Class Heroes
Naked Peek-a-Boo
Secert Online Exclusive
GlassJaw
St. Alex
Live @ Apple Store
Clipse
Virginia
Lord Willin'
Cage
Agent Orange
Movies for the Blind
Bright Eyes
Waste of Paint
Lifted or The Story Is in the Soil, Keep Your Ear to the Ground
White Blood Cells
(massmirror)
Pitchfork
Jack and Meg White summon the Holy Spirit and channel it through 16 perfectly concise songs of longing, with dirty, distorted electric guitar cranked to maximum amplification, crashing, bruised drums, and little else.Pop Matters
The album unfolds like a great book (or a great love making session), each song preparing the listener for the next.All Music Guide
White Blood Cells, Jack and Meg White's third effort for Sympathy for the Record Industry, wraps their powerful, deceptively simple style around meditations on fame, love, and betrayal.



