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I received my BoA DVD today and it didn't take me very long to find out that it was pirated. Instead of putting Avex Trax as the publisher, it said Miya Recods, which is one of the larger music & DVD pirates out there. Also, the region code of the pirated DVD is "All", which also is a sign that it's pirated, because all legit BoA DVDs have either region code 2 or 3. I'll be buying the legitimate version soon. I'll also send an email to the site where I got the DVD. To be continued...
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That was...interesting and annoying. I can't seem to reply to topics on the forums. Anyways, I added the band HeavensDust to my friens list on [name of site happens to be censored]. And the singer, Shin, sent me a comment. I was amazed. So I sent him a reply. His message was: Hey from Japan! Thanks for the add request! Hope you stop by and give us some comments! [link to site] Me reply: Hiya! Thanks for the comment & you're welcome for the add! Bought "Higher Than Heaven..." last week and I have to say, your music is amazing! Shin: You bought our CD?!?!?!?! Thats amazing!! Thank you so much!!! we're going to upload our new demo song from our up coming album in few hours so hope you check that out also! Shin [link to site] That was awesome. So yeah, I'm kinda punted onto the ceiling right now. ----- Also played a part of the NFS Carbon demo and it totally owns. Might buy it for the pc, since it runs pretty smoothly, even though most of my specs are a bit on the low side of the spectrum. Autosculpt rules!! Oh, and 2 pics for the ownage. -~-~- I care, cause I love you...
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/ Desire Pearing The Water Of Truth \
Angel Beat posted a blog entry in Star Blogging across the universe
The first CD of my batch of orders is in: Higher Than Heaven, Louder Than God by the Japanese alternative metal band HeavensDust. Listening to it right now and dang, it's awesome. The entire album is in English and the music is nice and heavy, but the traditional Japanese instruments give the songs a sense of serenity and tranquillity as well. The following songs are on the album: 01.) Silent Scream 02.) Unknown Pain 03.) Time Will Take 04.) Grace 05.) Before I Die 06.) Ashes to Ashes and Dust to Dust 07.) Meaning of Life 08.) Desire Pearing the Water of Truth 09.) Where Is My God 10.) Red So Deep... 11.) Fade 12.) Forever Sleep 13.) Hatred Falling to Angel's Wings 14.) Home 15.) Words 16.) Devotion Some songs have some explicit content tho, but overall, it's a great album. Influences are: Korn, Nine Inch Nails, Deftones, Tool, Smashing Pumpkins, A Perfect Circle, Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Nirvana, Limp Bizkit, Metallica, Megadeth, Live, Radio Head, Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Pearl Jam, B.B King, Kitaro, Miles Davis, Enya, Cypress Hill Drop me a PM for details on where you can buy it if you're interested. Our love will make a miracle... -
Worked out most of the details for my order; As of yesterday, the 2006 BoA calendar is out of print. Major bummer. So I had to change some of the items in my shopping cart and it now holds the following items instead of the calendar. - BoA - QUINCY/Kono Yono Shirushi (Japan Version) (Single) - Ares - Vol. 1: Digital Human (Album) You know who BoA is, but Ares is a Korean rock/metal group. I hope they're good. Also want their maxi single/mini album called Machine Ares, but that one isn't available for a while. Shame. Just realized that my other orders are sent this week! Order 1: HeavensDust - Higher Than Heaven, Louder Than God (Album) Order 2: BoA - Winter Love (Japan Version) (Single+DVD) Fin.K.L - Forever (Album) Can't wait! Love is just what you can't see...
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Went to see Lordi in Amsterdam last week and, well, it was awesome. Lordi played a lot of great songs, with Devil is a Loser, Get Heavy, Hard Rock Hallelujah, Would You Love a Monsterman and Biomechanic Man being some of them. Lordi almost sounded like they sound on an album, making them another recommendation when you want to see a great concert. They even brought their own circular saw and unfolding wings. ---- I'm feeling pretty tired now, having gone to 2 events in less than 7 days. ---- Also compiled my new order, which I'll complete in a couple of days. Still gotta work out some shipping details. The order contains the following items: - BoA 2006 Calendar - BoA 2007 Calendar - BoA - Everlasting (Korean Version) - BoA - Meri Kuri (Japan Version) What can I say? I love Boa Kwon. In my dreams a faceless someone searched for me... And the voice calling my name... Was your voice, darling... Your voice...
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Haven't added an entry since Oct 9... For shame, Schizo! I've been listening to Soulfly all day long now... My parents left for Greece for a week at 3 AM last night, so I've got the place to myself, which is why I've been playing Soulfly albums with the volume well up. I recently bought their last album, Dark Ages, and I started listening to their previous albums as well, including their self-titled debut album, Soulfly, which I already had a copied version of from back in '98. I was still in high school back then, so I didn't exactly have a lot of ready cash, what with my allowance being so low and all. I bought their other albums legitimately, but I still didn't have a legit copy of their original album. I was actually looking for their 4th album, Prophecy, which I've so far been unable to locate in the two stores I've been to, when yesterday I came across a 2-CD special edition of Soulfly, which was only €20. I figured it was about time to buy it, so I listened to both discs this morning while reading the articles, interviews and quotes from the accompanying booklet, after which I put on Dark Ages and Primitive, which I'm currently listening to. Soulfly is definitely one of my all-time favourite metal bands, particularly because of their unique vibe, their unique sound. I started out as a Sepultura fan before the split, listening to cassette tapes of Chaos A.D. and Bloodrooted. When the band split, me and my friend were eagerly awaiting Soulfly's debut album. We were both blown away by it, but I even more than him. While other metal bands reach you on a physical or emotional level, Soulfly hits you where it counts: your soul. Hence my new desktop wallpaper, as can be seen above. Now if only I could get my hands on Prophecy, too...
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So I was offline last Friday. Missed me? Went to a concert by Slayer in Den Bosch. They were awesome. The support acts were Thine Eyes Bleed, Children of Bodom and In Flames. They were great as well. But the interesting part came after the concert when my friend and I were on our way home. We had to spend the night in a different city, because the train we caught didn't go further. So we were chattin' around a bit when we saw a homeless man beating the crud out of a candy vending machine; His candy got stuck. He saw us and he came after us on his drunken legs. So we ran. It was sad, but for some reason, we laughed. And we were tired. So we went to search out some benches near the station so we could take a nap. We talked and joked around some more before sleeping though. (I couldn't sleep at all.) When it was almost time to get our butts on the first train home, some man came to us and asked which train he had to take to (a city called) Rotterdam. We kindly showed him the shortest route to the right train, when he got angry for some unknown reason. We stayed kind though (he was an older man) and he left to go and bug someone else. We waited and got on our train. I fell asleep in the train after a wile and didn't wake up until we were at the final station. We both went our sepaate ways and I got on the train to my hometown. Couldn't sleep anymore, so I went and listened to some music on my way home. ---- Didn't do much yesterday, got out of bed pretty late. Went on the internet and checked to see if the dvd I ordered was on its way. No luck yet. Maybe tomorrow. Haven't gotten around to watch a movie yet, so the movie rant will have to wait. Cya all around on BZP! And don't forget to click on the picture below. You will have my everlasting love...
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Sooner or Later - Breaking Benjamin I want a normal life Just like a newborn child I am like a lover hater I am an instigator You are an oversight Don't try to compromise I'll learn to love to hate it I am not integrated Just call my name You'll be okay Your scream is burning through my veins Sooner or later You're gonna hate it Go ahead and throw your life away Driving me under Leaving me out there Go ahead and throw your life away You're like an infantile I knew it all the while You sit and try to play me Just like you see on TV I am an oversight Just like a parasite Why am I so pathetic I know you won't forget it Just call my name You'll be okay Your scream is running through my veins Sooner or later You're gonna hate it Go ahead and throw my life away Driving me under Leaving me out there Go ahead and throw my life away Sooner or later You're gonna hate it Go ahead and throw our life away Driving me under Leaving me out there Go ahead and throw our life away You throw our life away You throw our life away Someone's in a tight predicament, and they want out of it. He lies to himself and says he's okay, when really he's about to implode inside. He learns to cope with what is going wrong instead of trying to patch up areas that need fixing. He knew all along what was happening, and he hopes that the person of wrongdoing never forgets what they have done, that he's always haunting them in the back of their mind. Not only did it cause them to waste their life away, but his too. Your life, my life, our life. It's all gone, but he wants it back. He wants it back to he can break away and start over new, forget about the past and look onward towards a better future. "It's about being not right. Looking at people that have everyday jobs and do normal things and you are grateful for being a musician but at the same time you want to not tour, you want to go to a job, do your job, and come home to your wife and kids kind of thing, you know?" --Ben Burnley The song can relate to so many different things. I hope you can get something out of it. Be sure to download the song by clicking the banner. Listen to it! Tell me what you think.
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I just download "Who?" by the NEWSBOYS! it's A great song the lyrics are "How you gonna reckon with a God like this? When you gonna face what you can't dismiss? Whatcha gonna say to the... Soul Kiss that is my God? Fearsome like the sag in a fat man's chair? Sweeter than a patch of Rogaine hair? How do you define what you can't compare? This is... My God And there's no use explaining what can't be contained I'm not following a God I can lead around I Can't tame this deity That's why Jesus is the final answer to Who I want my God to be! He's Who (I want my God to be...) How you gonna reckon with a God this Great? Why you gonna measure what you can't equate? Whatcha gonna say to the... Checkmate that is my God? Stronger than the burn of an aftershave? Tender as a burger in your microwave, rarer than the air in an empty grave? This is... My God And there's no use explaining what can't be contained How we gonna work this out? To fabricate a God like this? No doubt We'd end up worshipping a Christ of our own design But Jesus doesn't fit that profile His ways aren't mine I'm not following A God that's imagined! Can't invent his deity That's why Jesus is the final answer to who I want my God to be He's Who"
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Yes, I do. Luckily I also have some solutions. I've been making money for over a year now. My job rules. Alright, so I'm lying through my teeth. But it's either Publix or a fast food joint (Burger King would be the closest) and I'd rather not be flipping burgers. But who knows -- maybe Than can tell me that it's not as bad as it seems. Regardless, fast food employees don't get tips, while I do. And believe me, you come in contact with some of the more wealthy people. And around the holidays? Go to work. Hurricane coming? Go to work. I made some big bucks the other week, because there was a tropical storm heading in my direction. It hit pretty close, but didn't do much of anything. I was actually at work during the "worst part". Weren't many customers around, but oh well. Not to mention I got two days off school for a storm that did next to nothing. Made money and chilled with no homework. Sweet deal. Back on the topic of making money: I put most of my earnings directly into my bank account. I have a large chunk saved, as there will be many a thing that will need payment in the future. Things like a car, insurance, college, and future luxuries. All things that are never too early to start saving for. What I normally do is put every other check in the bank. (I get paid every Thursday.) I end up with large amounts of cash in my wallet, and I put some of that money lingering, burning holes in my pocket, into the bank as well. This has been a pretty smooth process until about a month ago. I've been buying stuff like crazy. And by stuff I mean music. CDs. Albums. That stuff. In the past month alone, I bought nine CDs. Nine. Plus a few other misc. songs from iTunes. It's a lot. I really need to stop. I mean, you should be able to enjoy the money you make and spend it on things you like, but this is a bit extreme... It's over $100 in music. Which isn't too much, considering I'm making about $80 a week, even with school and everything now. But I'm kinda torn, because I obviously want the stuff, but I want my bank account to continue growing at the same time. Growing. That's what my music collection has been doing. In fact, it has now outgrew my measly 2 GB iPod Nano. I now have all these new CDs and I can't put them on my iPod... Ugg. It's no fun. But then I hear about these new iPods comng out soon... Next week, I believe. One of the new iPod's is going to be $250, 30 GB, capable of playing movies, new iPod games, brighter screen, and have a longer battery life. Am I gonna buy it? Yes. Yes I am. But now I'm going to have a nice little black 2 GB iPod Nano sitting here, in very good condition. I decided that I'm going to sell it. Not not just a normal "sell". Oh no. It's going to be auctioned: auctioned right here on BZPower. That's right: you can own Kex's iPod! I'll have pictures and all that stuff when the time comes. So if you're interested... Look out.
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Met up with IXI today and, as always, we had a lot of Burnout fun. Crashing into each other, blowing each other into little pieces... Awesomeness. Also, IX gave me some money to buy him an album; 2 Days or Die by Atlas Plug. We've been after that album for years now, literally. Also got some more music... A lot of songs by Dragonforce, which sound awesome. Got some Ayumi Hamasaki songs as well, they're great too. I also have a trancey remix of the song Aces High, it's sweet. Some songs by BoA... And last, but certainly not least, a song by 'the Chinese BoA', Jang Ri-in. They call Jang Ri-in the Chinese BoA because her voice is a bit similar to BoA's. And the fact that they're both discovered by Soo-Man Entertainment. Timeless is a great song, and it's a must-listen. I'll add it to my music list in this blog soon. Yes, I have a content block from which you can download some of my favorite songs. They're all BZP appropriate, don't worry. Click to enlarge.
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Hyori Lee is still one of the hottest singers ever. And she can sing. Hyori Lee
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Vicarious - Tool Eye on the TV Cause tragedy thrills me Whatever flavor it happens to be, like... "Killed by the husband" "Drowned by the ocean" "Shot by his own son" "She used a poison In his tea... then kissed him goodbye" That's my kind of story It's never fun till someone dies Don't look at me like I am a monster Frown out your one face But with the other Stare like a junkie Into the TV Stare like a zombie While the mother holds her child Watches him die Hands to the sky crying "Why, oh why?" Cause I need to watch things die, from a distance Vicariously I live while the whole world dies You all need it too, don't lie Why can't we just admit it? Why can't we just admit it? We won't give pause until the blood is flowing Neither the brave nor bold Will write as the story's told We won't give pause until the blood is flowing I need to watch things die, from a good safe distance Vicariously I live while the whole world dies You all feel the same, so... Why can't we just admit it? Blood like rain come down Drum on grave and ground Part vampire Part warrior Carnivore and voyeur Stare at the transmittal Sing to the death rattle La, la, la, la, la, la, la-la-lie La, la, la, la, la, la, la-la-lie La, la, la, la, la, la, la-la-lie La, la, la, la, la, la, la-la-lie Credulous at best Your desire to believe in Angels in the hearts of men Pull your head on out your heavy, happy eyes and give a listen Shouldn't have to say it all again The universe is hostile, so impersonal Devour to survive... so it is, so it's always been We all feed on tragedy It's like blood to a vampire Vicariously I live while the whole world dies Much better you than I TV. We all watch it. But this song offers a whole new meaning and provokes thoughts that I'm sure many people don't realize. It's about how we all love to watch the garbage on TV, even though many refuse to admit. People are entertained by death and tragedy that's shown, and "he" has admitted this, and he doesn't understand why others call him a "monster" when inside they are the same way, but won't admit it themselves. And how wrong it is to be numb to watching other people suffer or waste away. Our superficial society pretends to be much more sympathetic than it really is. If we were really as vicarious as we say we are, then we would do something about it. If you could really watch a little kid starve to death and feel his pain, then you would do something about it. The world is dying and there's nothing we can do except sit back, watch, and enjoy from a distance. Of course, the song offers a sarcastic view of this...
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OMG, HOMG, ZOMG... Hawwah... Just found out that BoA's latest single is going to be a ballad, celebrating her 5th anniversary as a singer in Japan as wel as her 20th birthday. Her ballads are always great. She'll also kick off her acting career soon, soo that's even more exciting. Even though I'm worried about the tension being too much for her, but that's just me. I would link to the article, but since it's on a site with forums, I'm not allowed to. Something different: I don't have any money right now, thanks to the phone company. <.< They gave me a bill that was too high and they took the money off my banking account the same day. So I'm very ticked right now. Going to call them as soon as I can. (That means, right after I have finished typing theis blog entry.) Happy reading... Update: I called them and, well... *sigh* ...they won't do a ###### thing about it. I really want to flame them to pieces. BoA Kwon
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The second part to the series, as it were. Now, if there's one thing that gets annoying after a while with singing, it's vibrato. It drives me nuts, especially because singers can use it so that they don't have to be exactly on pitch. That doesn't really have anything to do with who the greatest choral composer of recent times is, though. And he is... Eric Whitacre (IMO)! You're going to have to find recordings of some of his songs yourself, but they're not that hard to find... in fact, they're a lot easier to find than you'd think... His music is contemporary enough to use harmonies and chords that traditional (let's face it: often religious -- but don't get me wrong, I love baroque church music) music never would. He has a huge arsenal of chords to draw from, and for the most part, all of his pieces, while they do share this contemporary style, are unique. Among some of the best ones that I've heard are: Sleep A Boy and a Girl Water Night This Marriage And I haven't heard too many, either... he's written a lot. O_O You won't be disappointed.
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... is a genius. Or at least, he's smarter than your average James Swearingen. Check out my music content block -- listen to his song Eclipse. Just make sure to turn the volume up a bit, because a lot of it is somewhat quiet. It's also neat to hear all of the harmonies. =D No, I'm not trying to be sadistic and kill your ears. But be reasonable -- don't crank it all the way up. Just about a third of what you probably already have it at. Seriously, this song beats a concert march any day. Any month. With any toothpaste. Onuki, over and out
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There were two lofty ships from Old England came, Blow high, blow low, and so sailed we. One was the Prince of Luther and the other Prince of Wales, Cruisin' down along the coast of High Barbary. "Aloft there, aloft," our jolly boatswain cried... "Look ahead, look astern, look the weather, look a lee."... "There's naught upon the stern, there is naught upon the lee... But there's a lofty ship to windward, she's sailing fast and free."... "Oh hail her, oh hail her," our gallant captain cried... "Are you a man of war or privateer or merchant ship?" said he... "I am not a man of war or privateer," said he... "But I'm a salt sea pirate a-lookin' for my fee."... For broadside, for broadside a long time we lay... Until the Prince of Luther shot the pirate's mast away... For quarter, for quarter those pirates then did cry... But the answer that we gave them, we sunk them in their sea... Just one of the few beauties on Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys. I don't think it needs explaining what's on this double album, but it's got a motley crew of artists, including some pretty big ones. Above is by Joseph Arthur. I only read about the album yesterday, but I went to pick it up first thing after work. Is that really such a surprise? These are all original songs, as sung on the ships of old while working the rigging. This is why most of them have a high tempo, but a lot of them are ballads pure, yet not simple. Here's one of the more up-tempo ones, My Son John, by John C. Reilly: My son John was tall and slim He had a leg for every limb But now he's got no legs at all For he run a race with a cannonball With me roo rum rar, faddle diddle dar Whack faddle liddle with me roo rum rar. Oh were you deaf, were you blind When you left your two fine legs behind Or was it sailing on the sea Lost your two fine legs right down to the knee With me roo rum rar... Oh I was not deaf, I was not blind When I left my two fine legs behind Nor was it sailing on the sea, Lost my two fine legs right down to the knee With me roo rum rar... For I was tall, I was slim And I had a leg for every limb, But now I've got no legs at all, They were both shot away by a cannonball. With me roo rum rar... Goosebumps. One of the others worth mentioning is Sting's rendition of Blood Red Roses, one I'm sure McSmeag will appreciate: Our boots and clothes are all in pawn Go down, you blood red roses, Go down It's mighty drafty 'round Cape Horn Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Oh, you pinks and posies Go down, you blood red roses, Go down But it's round Cape Horn that we must go Go down, you blood red roses, Go down For that is where them whalefish blow Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Oh, you pinks and posies Go down, you blood red roses, Go down My dear old mother wrote to me Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Oh, son, dear son come home from sea Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Oh, you pinks and posies Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Now one more pull and that will do Go down, you blood red roses, Go down For we're the boys to pull her through Go down, you blood red roses, Go down Oh, you pinks and posies Go down, you blood red roses, Go down I'd put more of the lyrics up, but I haven't even finished listening through the first CD - as mentioned, it's a double album, with a total of 43 songs. Also, some of the lyrics aren't fit for publication here on BZPower. Also, if that doesn't convince you to buy the album: "Executive Producers: Johnny Depp & Gore Verbinski" 'Nuff said? (Also, Rogue's Gallery would make an awesome blog title. Any o' ye young tars interested?)
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I'm going to arbitrarily proclaim Larry Barton to be the best jazz ensemble composer of recent times. Most of his earliest work was published in the early '90s. Among some of his greatest songs are Area 51, Panic Button!, and Abracadabra (not to be confused with that of Frank Ticheli). And a lot of the other recent jazz stuff that I've listened to stinks.
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Just found out one of the songs covered by the Norwegian Socks, Swing Swing is by All American Rejects... Pretty cool. One bonus point for AAR, puts 'em above most other punk-rock-ish bands. Too many of those out there, but if you're being covered by Herman and company, you're pretty awesome. I might even pick up one of their records, some of their songs remind me of Alkaline Trio. Pretty coincidental, them being the ones to join the Free The Band promotion. Too bad I'm not eligible for any of the prizes. (Still need to find time to play the games on that site...) I also picked up another dEUS record, Worst Case Scenario. I already had In a Bar, Under the Sea, but one of my favourite songs, Suds & Soda, is on WCS. Both songs predate the parting of ways with lead singer Stef Kamil Carlens, who started his own band, Moondog Jr. (later to become Zita Swoon, due to a copyright thing). Now Tom Barman's the vocalist, but I'm more into the early stuff, which was a lot more experimental. Not following? That's okay, it's all Belgian music. I also bought a CD grouping both Surfer Rosa and Come on Pilgrim by the Pixies. Can't do without the Pixies in my record collection, especially songs like Gigantic and Where Is My Mind?. I bought both albums after work at Bilbo, a record store that sells records at a cheap price. I only spent 16 EUR on two albums (three, technically), which is the price of one (more expensive) Inika over here. That's a good deal.
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The Diary of Jane - Breaking Benjamin If I had to I would put myself right beside you So let me ask Would you like that? Would you like that? And I don't mind If you say this love is the last time So now I'll ask Do you like that? Do you like that? No Something's getting in the way Something's just about to break I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane So tell me how it should be Try to find out what makes you tick As I lie down Sore and sick Do you like that? Do you like that? There's a fine line between love and hate And I don't mind Just let me say that I like that I like that Something's getting in the way Something's just about to break I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane As I burn another page As I look the other way I still try to find my place in the diary of Jane So tell me how it should be Desperate, I will crawl Waiting for so long No love, there is no love Die for anyone What have I become Something's getting in the way Something's just about to break I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane As I burn another page As I look the other way I still try to find my place In the diary of Jane Jane is dead. Her diary is being read, or in other words, her life. But he keeps looking for where he is in it and he just can't figure it out. So, he keeps asking what she likes. How he can make it better. But he still can't find himself in her diary, and won't ever now since she's gone. He knows there was love, yet it's evident that hate must have also existed -- he received no mention in her diary. He would've died for her, and he says he would put himself right beside her. Now, he's stuck alone and he has to try and find himself. If you haven't seen the music video, go watch it. -Kex
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I've made a topic here. The amazing jazz trumpeter has passed away, but not without leaving a profound mark on all of us. I know I've been affected by what he accomplished in his life.
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THE NORWEGIAN SOCKS! I wanna break the spell that you've created I wanna play the game and entertain you I tried to give you up but I'm addicted I see you from afar you're taking notice What if we would've done things that we never did What if I should have seen things that I never saw Maybe I should've cared more than I thought I did What if we're face to face could we make up and embrace What if we could talk it over If only we could somehow find a way Maybe we can start all over If only we weren't breaking up today What's your hesitation where's my attention I don't know where to look I watch my secret I'm running out of time and faith and reason Another lonely hero picking up pieces What if we would've done things that we never did What if I should have seen things that I never saw Maybe I should've cared more than I thought I did What if we're face to face could we make up and embrace What if we could talk it over If only we could somehow find a way Maybe we can start all over If only we weren't breaking up today I just want it back again Don't pretend this is the end Cause I'll never feel The way I used to I just want a second chance I'll take the blame and make amends Cause I'll never feel The way I used to What if we could talk it over If only we could somehow find a way Maybe we can start all over If only we weren't breaking up today One of the cover songs played by the Socks: Talk It Over by Silverene. The show was a blast, though the public wasn't as enthusiastic as I'm used to. But hey, watching the Socks gives me such a blast, I decided to make a fifth entry today. (That would be a hint not to forget the other entries. ) The crowd did join in well during certain songs, like Where Is My Mind by the Pixies: Ooooooh - stop With your feet in the air and your head on the ground Try this trick and spin it, yeah Your head will collapse But there's nothing in it And you'll ask yourself Where is my mind Where is my mind Where is my mind Way out in the water See it swimmin' I was swimmin' in the Carribean Animals were hiding behind the rocks Except the little fish But they told me, he swears Tryin' to talk to me to me to me Where is my mind Where is my mind Where is my mind Way out in the water See it swimmin' ? With your feet in the air and your head on the ground Try this trick and spin it, yeah Your head will collapse If there's nothing in it And you'll ask yourself Where is my mind Where is my mind Where is my mind Ooooh With your feet in the air and your head on the ground Ooooh Try this trick and spin it, yeah Ooooh Ooooh Lots of movement during Right Here, Right Now by Fatboy Slim, and of course, during the first encore song, the Ramones' Blitzkrieg Bop: Hey ho, let's go They're forming in a straight line They're going through a tight wind The kids are losing their minds The Blitzkrieg Bop They're piling in the back seat They're generating steam heat Pulsating to the back beat The Blitzkrieg Bop Hey ho, let's go Shoot 'em in the back now What they want, I don't know They're all revved up and ready to go
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As promised, here is the first compisition, or should I say sketch that I have posted on The Wonderful World Of Wil! Please let the music load, it may take a minute, you will have to have Quicktime to be able to listen to this music, you can go here to download Quicktime. Go here to hear my version of an excerpt from "My Life Is Blue. Wil BTW It would be great to have some reveiws, constructive critisism, and other comments on my music.
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This is kind of out there, but how many of you guys knew that an English horn was actually just an alto-pitched oboe? I just learned that a few days ago, and it was quite a shock. I always figured that there was a bigger difference between them... but apparently it's really only the range. So okay, the timbre is a bit different...
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This little cool pendant is on its way as we speak. It's so awesome. And I'm a bit torn as what to buy right now. Shall I buy BoA's Love and Honesty Tour 2004 DVD or BoA's Best of Soul Limited CD + DVD Edition (Overseas Version)? I can't decide. BOS Perfect is a strictly limited edition version which is for sale for only $19.99... L&H is a bit more expensive, but it's at a limited discount for $ 26.90. Hmm, any advice? And if I do BOS, I can buy the latest album of The TRAX as well... Can't do it with L&H Tour, because it's on a different site. Lee Soo Young
