I've been around for more than 30 years and have internet access. So here I am, offering up digital hieroglyphs, tossing my pebble of influence into the limitless digital ocean of perspective, saying "I was here."
Looked up the lyrics and even more into this one. Whenever it circles its way back into rotation, I have to put it on repeat. never gets old. Turn the bass up.
“Undark
Splattered with light
Down to the waist
The brush sweeps, mind fleets
Still it won’t fade
It creeps in and in and never out
Now pretty girls glow undergroundMake a small point
Keep the point tight
Focus your eyes
And draw the line”
Best Tracks of 2011
This is a personal preference list. They’re all great and chosen with music and lyrics in mind. These songs show lyrics don’t have to be compromised in combination with a groove that moves you. That’s about it.
Thank you 2011.
Happy New Year. Here’s to new possibilities and a clean music slate.
‘I don’t think the imagination is something we’re taking as seriously as we should be…Life might be like radio.’
This is more question than answer, but includes compelling observation and kickass time lapse.
Side note: IF life is like radio, that really supports my anti-Bieber stance.
A very interesting look into our Consciousness, Minds, Universe, and our Reality as we think we know it.
Joe Rogan - What Is Reality (by CelestialHeretic)
‘There’s beauty in the breakdown.’
New Track: Distractions - Talib Kweli
“Who’s fucking who
Who cares?
It’s a distraction
Bet you wish it was you
Why you askin?
Skip
religion
and the politics
head straight for the compassion
Everything else
is a distraction.”
Real hip-hop.
Click through to play/download.
“If being an egomaniac means I believe in what I do and in my art or music, then in that respect you can call me that… I believe in what I do, and I’ll say it.”
John Lennon
John Lennon was shot 31 years ago, today.
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His memorable quotes worth passing along are seemingly endless, so instead, here’s a video depicting his most brilliant trait - focused fearlessness.
Although Lennon was adored by millions, he never simply pandered to the people. He was an artist who consistently advocated love throughout his creations. He was passionate enough about spreading messages of peace and equality to create art that was sometimes shocking and risky.
Watch the video to find out why he wrote a song, once upon a time, called, ‘Woman Is The Nigger Of The World.’
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Thanks so much for all your work, John. We miss you.
