Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Getting Real!




Laying in bed thinking about how i can start utilizing this blog more often and for things people would want to read about... So I will make an effort to start doing this more and giving good music, advice and such to the masses, with commentary on experiences i have had along the way..

LIFE OF A DJ, DESIGNER AND CAFFEINE ADDICT.

Talk soon.

CK

Monday, December 7, 2009



supporting @FlynessEffect & his people @BlueSoLoser @BlueTheGreat @SoreLosers @UnkommonKolor

Track List:
1) The Deadly Intro
2) 8587 (Birthday)
3) 1000 Zombies Marching
4) Black Sheep
5) Dope
6) Cooler Than Coach K (ft. Blue The Great)
7) Skit 1 - Berries N Cream
8) Favorite (ft. George Young)
9) Everywhere We Go (ft. Kendrick Lamar)
10) Super Villian Music (ft. CaLaura)
11) Audio Bio
12) Skit 2 - Queef Action
13) As I Wander
14) Free Loaders
15) Loner Daze
16) Bullseye
17) Weekend Warrior (Interlude)
18) Je Suis Le Vent (ft. Killa MC)
19) Solutions
20) The Epic Outro

I need new shades. Period.

Your thoughts? I like em in black.
Sweeeeeet....

Friday, December 4, 2009

Stand up and be a (Wo)Man.


Can you please, for the sake of the nutjobs of this country, stand up and denounce this Birther thing? If you would have paid attention, before you were 'suddenly' asked to run for Vice-President, you would know that Obama answered all these critics and YOURSELF INCLUDED in posting his Birth Certificate. God you make me sick.

And i know i shouldn't bring 'God' into this.



Palin's 'Birther' Sympathies

Sarah Palin finally weighed in on whether President Obama is an American citizen. During an interview with conservative radio host Rusty Humphries, who asked if Palin would raise questions about Obama's birth certificate if she runs for office in 2012, Palin said that the public is "rightfully still making it an issue." She added, "I think it's a fair question, just like I think past associations and past voting records. All of that is fair game." Later, she noted that she'd put to rest questions about whether Trig was really her child by releasing his birth certificate. After the interview, on her Facebook page she wrote that "Voters have every right to ask candidates for information if they so choose," noting that "it was seemingly fair game" to question Trig's parentage during the 2008 election, but pointing out that "at no point" has she "asked the president to produce his birth certificate or suggested that he was not born in the United States." Obama released his birth certificate in June 2008, but the move only sparked further rumors that the document was faked.


I mean... really? Saw this picture and you wonder how this guy didn't know he would end up behind bars. Put him away forever, and let's never talk about him again. Please and Thank you.

Don't Be Mad, UPS Is Hiring

Props to TheBeautifulStruggler for this one:


He looks happy.

...and even if they aren't, this recession is too ill for folks who don't deserve their jobs. Someone else is always, ALWAYS waiting in the wings to replace you. Personally, I'm just waiting for someone to realize that I would be better than Toure at whatever exactly it is that he does.


Meh.
Whatever. I'm talking about people who don't deserve their jobs and specifically, wack-ass DJs who aren't fit to rip the 1s and 2s. Or the F1s and F2s, it seems these days. Man, I was in a nice little spot this weekend and there was some DJ I had never heard of spinning. He was playing all types of jams: Black Moon, pre-bitchmade Nas and of course, some Michael Jackson and Slum Village. Folks were jamming extra hard...well, they wanted to, but dude was LITERALLY only playing about 20 seconds of each song. Just enough to let the beat drop and then...next! WTF? Was he just trying to show off his collection? Did he simply want people to know what he had? Or did he get off so much from the way the crowd went wild every time a new song came on, he had to have the feeling over and over? It was truly puzzling. Who wants to hear that ill Ronnie Laws sample (thank you, interwebs, for teaching me all I ever wanted to know) drop from "Who Got The Props", only to have your dreams crushed as another track queues up? Not me, dammit.

Speaking of wack DJs and the late, great King of Pop (still doesn't sound right), y'all DO realize how large this man's catalogue is, no? I need to put this out there now, as I know there will be some celebrations of his life at the end of the month to mark his birthday on August 28th. I am sure sick of DJs who only can come up with MJ tracks found on "Number Ones". Between the Jackson 5, the Jacksons and Michael's solo work, there is so much to choose from that one needn't fall back on "Rock With You". Honestly, I am tired of "Rock With You". It's one of my all-time favorite songs, but I heard it in the club and on the radio regularly before Michael passed and now it's getting out of line.