me: greatest line up ever. tyrese, r.kelly, robin thicke, the dream
Noah: are u hearing r kellys lyrics?
Noah: what??????
me: wait for tyrese’s. this song is amazing, so straight forward
Noah: is this new?
me: yea
Noah: i think r kelly takes the cake for not giving a damn. his lyrics sound like jokes. like something we’d make up smashed singing in the car, hahha awesome
me: robin thicke with the soft voice, tyrese with the soulful voice
B.O.B, another great performer and artist that we’ve been lucky enough to play with, just came out with this new vid for the song “No Man’s Land” off his mixtape B.O.B vs Bobby Ray.
Cant’ wait for his album to drop.
Super talented, great vibe, genuine dude. Don’t sleep.
These little dudes, The Bots, rocked before our set at The Roxy on Friday. Mikaiah (vocals/guitar) is 16 and Anaiah (drums) is 12. It’s good, raw, pure punk music. A lot of fun sharing the stage with them.
Peep their myspace page. Can’t wait to see what they do in the next 5 years.
Thanks for letting me use your distortion pedal, that was clutch.
It’s crazy to hear this with James Williamson nastily shredding exactly like he did on Raw Power in 1973.
I’m always amazed watching Iggy perform, even if he’s starting to get a little bit of a belly. I still wish I could write a song so good that Henry Rollins would tattoo it on his back.
This actually looks like it’s not going to be cheesy. It seems to touch on more of his youth and life before The Beatles took off. You should go read John Lennon: The Life by Phillip Norman before seeing this. It’s definitely a raw look into his life and it’ll be interesting to see how the story translates on film.
Props to Poop and his friend Caka for this one. Don’t worry folks, the actual video ”2 Girls 1 Cup” is not shown. This shit is hilarious, pun intended. Tabernacle.
We love video games, the AmC and myself have been infatuated since our childhood. He was kind enough to share this oldy but goody with with me, and now i am offering the same act of kindness, the same act of genuine generosity to you sons of bitches.
Ok, first off… I would like someone to impale me with a broomstick. These are special. It’s kinda safe to say everybody remembers Reebok Pumps from back in the day, let alone all the recent re-releaseses. But what better opportunity than this to get nostalgic over some other short lived sneaks that are really only remembered by few….
The Regulator: The inflatable shoe craze of the early 1990s spawned this shoe, L.A. Gear’s answer to the Reebok Pump. The shoe featured a large pumping button on the tongue (much larger than the Reebok Pump’s was) and a switch on top that deflated the shoe when pushed to the right.
There is probably only a handful of people who can recall these. The pump on these shizens were like twice the size. But if you really want to go overboard….
Not only did they help me dunk on fools, but they got me through college.
This stamp issue salutes this unique art form and celebrates some of the greatest examples, used by UK artists. This band of designers and photographers have not only reflected the visual styles of many musical cultures, but have also defined and created them, too.
The only thing I can hope for now into the future is an Andrew W.K. stamp.