I thought he was struggling to get some shine? hahaa
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Twit for Tat.
Myspace pages, Facebook profiles and Blogs. All internet sources of the "lazy mans" communication. "Lazy" in a sense that, no one needs to "call you", to find out what you're doing or where you have been in the recent months. I am apart of all three websites and just jumped on the bandwagon for the fourth, "Twitter". Twitter seems to be replacing blog entries and facebook status' in a blink of an eye! Why? I have no clue. Twitter is a huge on-line "status" checking universe, where you can choose to follow celebrities, family or friends profiles. Along with, obtainung updates on what they're doing as of that moment. Now, being new to Twitter sucks, because if no one is "following" your status, then it kind of defeats the purpose of joining. But the more interactive you are with following other people, or obtaining your own personal followers creates another huge source of communication on-line. Soooooo, with that said. JOIN TWITTER AND ADD SIMPLEXOFFCIAL AS A FRIEND!
_jaZZ
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Friday, December 5, 2008
Rapper Drake over the Kanye beat "Say You Will".
Homeboy def. beat me to the punch on beat selection....but it's cool. He did the instrumental justice.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Feed back for C.R.A.K off of the Nsomniak Compilation!
Feedback is extremely helpful, especially towards an upcoming artist. But not just any feedback, constructive criticism is the backbone of all fan support. Big love to the writer of this review. Check it out, feedback for C.R.A.K! (Create Rhythms and Kill'em)
New postPosted: 03 Dec 2008 11:44 pm Post subject: Nsomniak Compilation - C.R.A.K. Reply with quote
Nsomniak Compilation
C.R.A.K.
(Copy and paste link to hear the track)
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=886898&content=songinfo&songID=7008791
The lyrics on this track really have a poignant message, I feel like we are all guilty bystanders in the topic. Just listen to the lyrics and see if you can call yourself innocent of all the substances they mention. Almost none of us use/abuse all of the things they rap about, but everyone has a hand in the cookie jar that they describe. You understand, they are talking about YOU. Stop and think about it, a little bothersome how invasive the topic is. Good HH track that makes you stop and think.
I don’t want to give it all away, don’t want to be too specific, I want you to listen and think for yourself because I think that’s the tracks best feature.
This track is fairly unique among rap tunes, the callback vocals and the guitar tracks ring like “world”, reminds me of reggae music, they bring some other genres into the act.
Also the hook has a perfect down-on-it stress to it. The vox are all up front and clear. Very accessible and listenable stuff.
But uh.. I think these guys need and mature audiences warning…just to be official.
Maybe abrasive, maybe the track is shocking, bothersome, boisterous, but they wanted it that way. The message they bear is not something you would politely mention to someone, it’s something that has to be shouted.
So you’re stuck in your car behind somebody with no clue. Let’s say they are talking on the cell phone and you are stuck waiting to pass around them. They are oblivious that your car is waiting. So you have a few choices.
a. Get out of your car and walk up to them and quietly and calmly alert them to the situation, ask them nicely to move.
b. You stick your head out the window, honk the horn and yell, “Hey move it a**hole!
They chose option #2. But that fits and I like it that way. The style of delivery fits the story. It is just restrained to enough to stay in control, but unrestricted enough to have free speech with a punch.
It’s to move you to think about it. The song is a strong commentary about US. What we accept as normal, what we don’t stop to think about anymore. Well, maybe they’re right, you should stop and think about it.
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kinda retro, kinda new, rocked up stuff
New postPosted: 03 Dec 2008 11:44 pm Post subject: Nsomniak Compilation - C.R.A.K. Reply with quote
Nsomniak Compilation
C.R.A.K.
(Copy and paste link to hear the track)
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/default.cfm?bandID=886898&content=songinfo&songID=7008791
The lyrics on this track really have a poignant message, I feel like we are all guilty bystanders in the topic. Just listen to the lyrics and see if you can call yourself innocent of all the substances they mention. Almost none of us use/abuse all of the things they rap about, but everyone has a hand in the cookie jar that they describe. You understand, they are talking about YOU. Stop and think about it, a little bothersome how invasive the topic is. Good HH track that makes you stop and think.
I don’t want to give it all away, don’t want to be too specific, I want you to listen and think for yourself because I think that’s the tracks best feature.
This track is fairly unique among rap tunes, the callback vocals and the guitar tracks ring like “world”, reminds me of reggae music, they bring some other genres into the act.
Also the hook has a perfect down-on-it stress to it. The vox are all up front and clear. Very accessible and listenable stuff.
But uh.. I think these guys need and mature audiences warning…just to be official.
Maybe abrasive, maybe the track is shocking, bothersome, boisterous, but they wanted it that way. The message they bear is not something you would politely mention to someone, it’s something that has to be shouted.
So you’re stuck in your car behind somebody with no clue. Let’s say they are talking on the cell phone and you are stuck waiting to pass around them. They are oblivious that your car is waiting. So you have a few choices.
a. Get out of your car and walk up to them and quietly and calmly alert them to the situation, ask them nicely to move.
b. You stick your head out the window, honk the horn and yell, “Hey move it a**hole!
They chose option #2. But that fits and I like it that way. The style of delivery fits the story. It is just restrained to enough to stay in control, but unrestricted enough to have free speech with a punch.
It’s to move you to think about it. The song is a strong commentary about US. What we accept as normal, what we don’t stop to think about anymore. Well, maybe they’re right, you should stop and think about it.
_________________
kinda retro, kinda new, rocked up stuff
Monday, December 1, 2008
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