10.15.2003
:::Music makes the bourgeosie and the rebel:::
Hey Mr. DJ put a record on I wanna dance with my baby | And when the music starts | I never wanna stop, it's gonna drive me crazy...~Madonna
I don't know what it is about music that drives me absolutely out of my fuckin' mind! But it's like, when I hear a tight beat, followed by some of the most heartfelt lyrics written by man, I just go up, for real.
But I know I'm not the only one, I've seen you shakin' a tailfeather at the club, or tramplin' everyone in your pew when your song comes on. I've even heard you profess it: "Damn that's my song!" , and commense to lose yourself in it's magnetic influence.
It's contaigous though--your song soon becomes my song--and my song, our song! At least until Hot97 gets it and wears the shit out of it--you know what I'm saying? The radio can kill a song when it wants to! Over and Over and Over until you're like please stop, or kill me, or something---because if I hear 50 Cent one more time, talkin' about that fuckin' club, I'm going postal!
That's why I don't listen to the radio. The only time I hear it is at the barbershop. Other than that nadda, zilch, nothing. That way I get to enjoy my favorite songs for as long as I want.
.:TOP 5 ARTISTS:.
Lil' Mo is really doing it for me. Shorty is ghetto, but shorty can sang. I recently watched a live video she shot for AOL with Fabolous singing her first single off her new set (Meet the Girl Next Door) 4Ever and shorty doo-wop hit every note and sung that song like her life depended on it. I love when an artist does that for me. I love it!
Syleena Johnson is one of the hottest artist to drop in 2002, but no one appreciated her album! If I were her--and you betta be lucky I'm not--I'd go to every last one of your houses and slap the shit out of you! I'm telling you the girl is talented (she wrote all of her music), and deep (her songs actually move something other than your bootilicious). So, if for some reason you are one of those individuals that has not given her 13 duckets, go on out to your local Best Buy and do the right thang, or get the powder ready cause Ms. Johnsonis a-commin'!
Luther Vandross has always made the list, despite the fact he has never made a perfect album. For some strange reason Luther always insists on throwing some of those "The Bad Boy's Havin' A Party" tunes into the mix. I loves Luther---God Knows I do! But he needs to stop puttin' that 1982 shake a tailfeather shit on his album. But nevertheless, he kills most of the tracks on this new set---especially Dance With My Father!
Jonathan Butler---on the real, this guy is the bomb! I'm almost ashamed to admit I just discovered him this year, but not ashamed to say that since then I have basically collected every CD he has dropped since 1986! Music, lyrics, emotion--if you love laid back smoothed out music with a jazzy, r&b feel to it, then do yourself a favor and pick up any of this man's albums! You will not be disappointed!
Lizz Wright What can one not say about Lizz Wright? She is the perfect easy like a Sunday Morning music. She most definitely sets the mood...brunch, the Sunday Times, a few mimosa's and Lizz Wright is all you need to begin the week feeling composed, peaceful, and relaxed.
.:TOP 5 TUNES:.
Heather Headly, If It Wasn't For Your Love: Sentimental and warm. That's exactly how I like my music!
Chad Kroeger, Hero: The theme song for spiderman moves me everytime: I am so high, I can hear heaven | I am so high, I can hear heaven | Oh, but heaven, no heaven, don't hear me...
Barry White, I Love You Just The Way You Are: When this man passed earlier this year the world lost a mighty spirit, and an equally powerful artist. This songs almost always moves me to tears...you da man Barry!
Beyonce, Crazy In Love: Unlike the millions of you who listen to this song 500,000 times a day, I hear it, when I want to hear it, and it still drives me crazy! Do your thang Beyonce!
Ludacris, Stand Up: If this song doesn't get the laziest of people at the club up and on their feet, then they need to keep their tired ass asses at home! STAND UPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
.....End
P.S. The comment section is a commin'.
I don't know what it is about music that drives me absolutely out of my fuckin' mind! But it's like, when I hear a tight beat, followed by some of the most heartfelt lyrics written by man, I just go up, for real.
But I know I'm not the only one, I've seen you shakin' a tailfeather at the club, or tramplin' everyone in your pew when your song comes on. I've even heard you profess it: "Damn that's my song!" , and commense to lose yourself in it's magnetic influence.
It's contaigous though--your song soon becomes my song--and my song, our song! At least until Hot97 gets it and wears the shit out of it--you know what I'm saying? The radio can kill a song when it wants to! Over and Over and Over until you're like please stop, or kill me, or something---because if I hear 50 Cent one more time, talkin' about that fuckin' club, I'm going postal!
That's why I don't listen to the radio. The only time I hear it is at the barbershop. Other than that nadda, zilch, nothing. That way I get to enjoy my favorite songs for as long as I want.
.:TOP 5 ARTISTS:.
Lil' Mo is really doing it for me. Shorty is ghetto, but shorty can sang. I recently watched a live video she shot for AOL with Fabolous singing her first single off her new set (Meet the Girl Next Door) 4Ever and shorty doo-wop hit every note and sung that song like her life depended on it. I love when an artist does that for me. I love it!
Syleena Johnson is one of the hottest artist to drop in 2002, but no one appreciated her album! If I were her--and you betta be lucky I'm not--I'd go to every last one of your houses and slap the shit out of you! I'm telling you the girl is talented (she wrote all of her music), and deep (her songs actually move something other than your bootilicious). So, if for some reason you are one of those individuals that has not given her 13 duckets, go on out to your local Best Buy and do the right thang, or get the powder ready cause Ms. Johnsonis a-commin'!
Luther Vandross has always made the list, despite the fact he has never made a perfect album. For some strange reason Luther always insists on throwing some of those "The Bad Boy's Havin' A Party" tunes into the mix. I loves Luther---God Knows I do! But he needs to stop puttin' that 1982 shake a tailfeather shit on his album. But nevertheless, he kills most of the tracks on this new set---especially Dance With My Father!
Jonathan Butler---on the real, this guy is the bomb! I'm almost ashamed to admit I just discovered him this year, but not ashamed to say that since then I have basically collected every CD he has dropped since 1986! Music, lyrics, emotion--if you love laid back smoothed out music with a jazzy, r&b feel to it, then do yourself a favor and pick up any of this man's albums! You will not be disappointed!
Lizz Wright What can one not say about Lizz Wright? She is the perfect easy like a Sunday Morning music. She most definitely sets the mood...brunch, the Sunday Times, a few mimosa's and Lizz Wright is all you need to begin the week feeling composed, peaceful, and relaxed.
.:TOP 5 TUNES:.
Heather Headly, If It Wasn't For Your Love: Sentimental and warm. That's exactly how I like my music!
Chad Kroeger, Hero: The theme song for spiderman moves me everytime: I am so high, I can hear heaven | I am so high, I can hear heaven | Oh, but heaven, no heaven, don't hear me...
Barry White, I Love You Just The Way You Are: When this man passed earlier this year the world lost a mighty spirit, and an equally powerful artist. This songs almost always moves me to tears...you da man Barry!
Beyonce, Crazy In Love: Unlike the millions of you who listen to this song 500,000 times a day, I hear it, when I want to hear it, and it still drives me crazy! Do your thang Beyonce!
Ludacris, Stand Up: If this song doesn't get the laziest of people at the club up and on their feet, then they need to keep their tired ass asses at home! STAND UPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
.....End
P.S. The comment section is a commin'.
