Wednesday, May 21, 2008

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
:[

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.

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

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.

Wednesday, March 26, 2008

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.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

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)

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

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?

Sunday, March 9, 2008

Featured Artist @ Coachella-Fest: Little Brother

The Listening

The Minstrel Show

Get Back

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

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)

Thursday, February 7, 2008

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

Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Featured Artist @ Coachella-Fest:
Rogue Wave


Check the music @ their myspace

What's Been said of their Albums:
(CoverArt linked to MassMirror)

Out of the Shadows

Alternative Press [Sep 2004, p.124]
"Think Doug Martsch fronting the Shins and playing the sweetest Carl Newman jams ever."
Delusions of Adequacy
"Some of his melodies are so easily memorable they make The Thrills sound like Rammstein."
Dusted Magazine
"Out of the Shadow's blissful indie-pop tunes are as affecting as they are catchy."
ShakingThrough.net
"There's definite promise here, if not the stunning masterpiece of popcraft that a sudden deluge of impressive notices might indicate."
Stylus Magazine
"On many of the songs here, the accompaniment sounds like an afterthought, adding to the bedroom-recording atmosphere."
Trouser Press
"This is not perfect music: the observations seem too easily gained; the faster songs mere replicas of previous monuments; and no matter how graceful the notes' elisions, an unskillful denouement on many of the songs' endings."

Descended Like Vultures

Entertainment Weekly [28 Oct 2005, p.87]
"Rogue's high, gentle vocals and halcyon harmonies mask lyrics that are occasionally dark and cynical--but never mushy."
Drowned In Sound
"It's full of the minute anxieties of life that keep you awake in the early hours, but set to some of the most life-affirming sounds you'll have heard for a long time."
Junkmedia
"Unlike Rogue Wave's timid debut, Vultures blazes forward with the kind of assured bravado not usually seen this side of U2."
Alternative Press [Dec 2005, p.204]
"Rogue Wave now resemble a more earnest Flaming Lips."
Splendid
"While the Big Chorus and post-hardcore theatricality are hardly disparate stylistic traits, it's odd that Rogue Wave would embrace them after establishing themselves as a nuanced pop outfit."
Stylus Magazine
"Descended Like Vultures snuggles down between Wolf Parade's Apologies To The Queen Mary and Modest Mouse's 2004 release, Good News For People Who Like Bad News as a competent, half-slapped together, half-methodic slice of evolved indie-rock."

Asleep At Heaven's Gate

Austin Chronicle
"The Oakland quartet, now on Jack Johnson's Brushfire imprint, has a greater sense of urgency, sharper edges, and a more mature sound overall."
Billboard
"Its third and most ambitious release. 'Asleep' is notable for its beefed-up instrumentation and an overall darker tone than its predecessors."
Spin [Oct 2007, p.110]
"This Oakland quartet teams with Yo Ma Tengo producer Roger Moutenot to create a make-or-break manifesto that often trumps indie rock's big-leaguers."
No Ripcord
"Asleep at Heaven's Gate is strangely flawed because the warmth of the first two albums has been exchanged for grandeur and detached shellac. By no means is this a fall from grace for Rogue Wave, but it is the band's first significant stumble."
All Music Guide
"Asleep at Heaven's Gate isn't a bad record, it's an unnecessary one and there's really no excuse for that."
Prefix Magazine
"Most of Asleep at Heaven's Gate is forgettable, uninspired, middle-of-the-road indie pop."