Why did Vanilla Ice have to forever ruin "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie? I feel a great embarrassment in ever playing this song where others can hear it. Doesn't mean the song isn't sick though.
I think the caffeine overdose finally caught up with me. 3 or 4 Red Bulls per day just can't be healthy. "Kick-Start My Heart" by Motley Crue should be the theme song for caffeine. [Kick start my heart, hope it never stops....]. Anyway, severe heartburn hit this morning after 2 Kolaches and an orange juice,
Yesterday I smoked a pack of cigarettes. Meaning I opened them in the morning and somehow finished them off before I went to sleep.
I discovered an extremely long gray hair on the top of my head the other day.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
[(Car + Packie) x Alcohol] / Baseball = Death
For now, the Yankees have one in the life series against the Sox. We must accept that this will forever be an ongoing rivalry, and for now the Yankees have drawn first blood.
In Nashua, New Hampshire (LIVE FREE OR DIE!!!) a Yankees fan and a Red Sox fan got into an argument, most likely about who is the better team (does it matter?), and the Yankees fan, in typical Northeastern-style rage....ran him over. Oh, and did I mention that the Yankees fan was FORTY ONE?
What sparked this madness? A bunch of Sox fans chanting "Yankees suck." So in response, she got in her car, and drove at the group of people, accelerating the entire time. She claimed she just wanted to scare them, and she thought they would get out of the way....yeah...okay lady.
In her defense, it is New England and perhaps she thought they were left-over British imperialists. If that's the case, she was just doing her part to continue to rid our nation of tyranny and oppression. Or not.
In Nashua, New Hampshire (LIVE FREE OR DIE!!!) a Yankees fan and a Red Sox fan got into an argument, most likely about who is the better team (does it matter?), and the Yankees fan, in typical Northeastern-style rage....ran him over. Oh, and did I mention that the Yankees fan was FORTY ONE?
What sparked this madness? A bunch of Sox fans chanting "Yankees suck." So in response, she got in her car, and drove at the group of people, accelerating the entire time. She claimed she just wanted to scare them, and she thought they would get out of the way....yeah...okay lady.
In her defense, it is New England and perhaps she thought they were left-over British imperialists. If that's the case, she was just doing her part to continue to rid our nation of tyranny and oppression. Or not.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Writer's Block
since I have a bad case of writer's block (which has been going on throughout law school) I'll let my hands throw up on the keyboard and write a little about nothing.
First things first.
The new Roots album is dope.
Album starts off with two HARD tracks. Well that is after you get past the intro where ?uestlove and some other dudes are screaming at each other. Rising Down features Mos Def and Styles P, and the song knocks. Get Busy reminds me why Peedi Peedi (formerly Peedi Crack) can be one of the dopest MCs at times. He rides the track hard. Criminal has got Saigon on it, so you know I'm gonna enjoy that track. I Can't Help It, doesn't necessarily sound like your prototypical Roots song, but it's pretty catchy. Even that supposedly horrible Birthday Girl song (featuring Fall Out Boy) wasn't THAT bad. Yeah, I mean it's Fall Out Boy, but I was expecting verbal vomit, and didn't nearly get to that level. So while this review is intentionally abbreviated, it doesn't take away from the fact that the Roots made a great album.
I'd write up what I thought about Atmosphere's new joint, but I have yet to get through the entire thing. That is, by no means, a testament to the quality of their album, but I've been studying and don't have the time to peruse through. Plus the new Roots has engulfed me.
Impromptu playlist for the day:
1) Roots - Rising Down
2) Young Jeezy - Go Crazy
3) Atmosphere - Like the Rest of Us
4) David Bowie - Life On Mars?
5) Built to Spill - the Wait
6) Organized Konfusion - Maintain
7) Arcade Fire - No Cars Go
8) Saigon - Don't Do That
9) UGK - One Day
10) Interpol - Pioneer to the Falls
11) Bloc Party - This Modern Love
12) Broken Social Scene - Superconnected
13) Jay-Z - Hello Brooklyn 2.0
enjoy your day
First things first.
The new Roots album is dope.
Album starts off with two HARD tracks. Well that is after you get past the intro where ?uestlove and some other dudes are screaming at each other. Rising Down features Mos Def and Styles P, and the song knocks. Get Busy reminds me why Peedi Peedi (formerly Peedi Crack) can be one of the dopest MCs at times. He rides the track hard. Criminal has got Saigon on it, so you know I'm gonna enjoy that track. I Can't Help It, doesn't necessarily sound like your prototypical Roots song, but it's pretty catchy. Even that supposedly horrible Birthday Girl song (featuring Fall Out Boy) wasn't THAT bad. Yeah, I mean it's Fall Out Boy, but I was expecting verbal vomit, and didn't nearly get to that level. So while this review is intentionally abbreviated, it doesn't take away from the fact that the Roots made a great album.
I'd write up what I thought about Atmosphere's new joint, but I have yet to get through the entire thing. That is, by no means, a testament to the quality of their album, but I've been studying and don't have the time to peruse through. Plus the new Roots has engulfed me.
Impromptu playlist for the day:
1) Roots - Rising Down
2) Young Jeezy - Go Crazy
3) Atmosphere - Like the Rest of Us
4) David Bowie - Life On Mars?
5) Built to Spill - the Wait
6) Organized Konfusion - Maintain
7) Arcade Fire - No Cars Go
8) Saigon - Don't Do That
9) UGK - One Day
10) Interpol - Pioneer to the Falls
11) Bloc Party - This Modern Love
12) Broken Social Scene - Superconnected
13) Jay-Z - Hello Brooklyn 2.0
enjoy your day
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