Well it's been almost a month now. College out. The loneliness of "home" begins. There will always be times in almost everyones' lives when they feel "lonely." However, music will always keep me company. Finally I have a job in Atlanta. Working at a gas station, yeah, don't be jealous it's pretty sweet. Listening to music and serving global corporations go juice to the masses. I'll be out of here in two more months though. It'll be sweet going back home. When I go visit TakeoffZebra for the first time I'm pretty sure the reaction will be something like this.
You know what, we post some beautiful music. We really do. Life isn't always perfect and happy everyday though. So I'm going to do something different. Something that makes you want to kill, maim and/or destroy. It's a pretty sweat mash up. Go destroy something beautiful.
The Legion of Doom - "Ebola In Memphis" (Every Time I Die vs. Norma Jean) [Removed]
You know what, we post some beautiful music. We really do. Life isn't always perfect and happy everyday though. So I'm going to do something different. Something that makes you want to kill, maim and/or destroy. It's a pretty sweat mash up. Go destroy something beautiful.
The Legion of Doom - "Ebola In Memphis" (Every Time I Die vs. Norma Jean) [Removed]
Labels: ramblings, the legion of doom, video post
Ramblings: 02 "Idiot Pilot where art thou?"
0 Comments Delivered by Anonymous on 19 May 2007 at 1:29 PM.
Idiot Pilot, where are you. Their debut album "Strange We Should Meet Here" was a awesome bit of electronic guitar thrashing nintendo core. Their upcoming album Wolves will be a much anticipated release... Until the release you can satisfy yourself with there multiple singles albums and remix singles available at their online store. Or you could just enjoy this video. Its pretty awesome. It's from the debut album; "A Day In The Life of A Poolshark."
Labels: ramblings, video post
It's over the 20 minute mark, but I highly recommend watching this clip. Frank Zappa is a badass and totally understands why censorship of words serves no purpose. It's also fun to see his opponent blame the holocaust on lack of censors. "Well, hitler used words..." This clip is over 20 years old, but the issue is still debated today. I completely agree with his statement that there is no scientific relevence of fuck, shit, ass, et cetera over other words, and I will not agree with the censorship of audio until terrorists start selling training manuals in audiobook format at my local department store. Until then, we are left to wonder "Who are the brain police?". Who decides what we should be allowed to say or hear? Who determines what is too damaging to the youth culture and better yet, why should the protection of society be left in the hands of a board of self-righteous politicians and not society itself. Let us decide what we want to hear and if we decide it is too disgusting or offensive we'll ban it ourselves by not buying it. Thank you. Now enjoy a track from Zappa's debut with The Mothers Of Invention. It combined with the video was the inspiration for this post.
The Mothers Of Invention- "Who Are The Brain Police?" [Removed]
Labels: frank zappa, the mothers of invention, video post
