“”Where Are You Now?” I think is one of the lesser known yet ridiculously more awesome songs that Brandy has ever done. It’s on the Batman Forever soundtrack and full of awesome.”
Check-in to Brandy on GetGlue.com
“”Where Are You Now?” I think is one of the lesser known yet ridiculously more awesome songs that Brandy has ever done. It’s on the Batman Forever soundtrack and full of awesome.”
Check-in to Brandy on GetGlue.com
The first of MANY hip hop charts to come!
DMX’s Bitches from “What these Bitches Want”.
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So there’s a possibility that there’ll be a new MacBook Pro released tomorrow in conjunction with the Macworld Expo down in San Francisco:
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/02/08/current-macbook-pro-models-deleted-from-best-buys-inventory-system-updates-imminent/ Now, I’ve wanted a MacBook Pro for five years, and every time I’ve come across some reason why I shouldn’t - possibility of a new iPod Touch that could come free with a MacBook Pro purchase; possibility of a refresh around the corner; bad reviews of the MacBook Pro that came out. WELL NO MORE!I’m ready, Steve Jobs - I’m ready now! I need you to bring it on! I’ve wanted this for so long.So badly, in fact, that I made a song about it. (Apologies to Alan Menken and EmpireSB on this :P) LISTEN TO IT. NOW. “Part of Your Mac World” Lyrics:Look at this Mac - isn’t it sweet?Haht in… so haht in hurr… so haht in… OH.
The opening lines of this song almost seem as if Nelly suddenly remembered that he’s supposed to be doing a song as opposed to just sitting around talking about how hot it is.
I remember when this blog used to be active - I used to rely on it daily to get the tunes I hadn’t heard in AGES.
R.I.P. songsyouusedtolove. We won’t forget you.
Day 298.
This is the kind of stuff that one of my local comic shops posts about on its blog - a music video composed almost entirely of sound bytes from the movie “Up”.
It’s called “Upular”. It’s going on my iPod. IMMEDIATELY.
Trust me. It’s awesome.
—case p.
My jam of the moment: Rochester - “A New Day”. I only heard this song for the first time at a party last night, and I knew I needed to find out more about it.
Reppin’ Toronto’s Islington/Finch intersection, Rochester’s had a bit of acclaim in our community, and with this, I can see why. This song’s just damn addictive. Was hard for me to believe at first that it came from the T-Dot, but you can hear the influences subtly in the undertones of the rhythm.
Listen, support and give props. I’m probably going to hunt this record down this week.
—case p.
Since Amazon’s just got more than one million followers on their Twitter feed for Amazon MP3s, they’re giving everyone a free download!
Now I’ve just gotta figure out what song I don’t have and really REALLY want…
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