X.PressiVe Imagination; Life on the Rocks-My Drink of Choice
Thursday, September 10, 2009
So let's start with some music shall we?
Albums out...
First things first, for about the last 3 weeks I've been Emineming it hard. My favorite album of all time is Marshall Mathers LP (for future trivia on yours truly, you might need it one day). Anyway, so I been listening to that and The Eminem Show, and The Real Slim Shad, and his most recent production "Relapse."
This album is a a audio horror film. OD. This guy is a lyrical genius, a little off the mark you might call him, but what genius wasn't. Van Gogh cut his ear off....Just saying. Einstein flunked math..repeatedly.
The much anticipated BLUEPRINT 3:
-I mean it's Jay, lyrically it was a solid album. I'm still not as much a fan of commercialized Jay as I am of raw and struggling Jay, but it comes with the business I suppose. Money says maturation. I feel it's a classic in it's own regard simply because it is a maturation album. Where can he really go from here? He's made it. Thats what the album said to me.
KID CUDI!!!!
Yup, Mr. "Lonely Stoner", one of the new faces on the map. I rock with him hard, now that I've sidestepped from overhyped Drake, not discrediting his lyrical abilities, but he's washed now, something isn't keeping my interest. Kid Cudi is some good shit though so if you aren't on him peep him, album title is "The Man on the Moon". Also of the newbies peep Wale, he's good shit.
That's about all I got right now, oh yea and the old Ye is back so I'm anticipating his new shit too especially in light of recent events. I'll talk about those don't worry ;)
First things first, for about the last 3 weeks I've been Emineming it hard. My favorite album of all time is Marshall Mathers LP (for future trivia on yours truly, you might need it one day). Anyway, so I been listening to that and The Eminem Show, and The Real Slim Shad, and his most recent production "Relapse."
This album is a a audio horror film. OD. This guy is a lyrical genius, a little off the mark you might call him, but what genius wasn't. Van Gogh cut his ear off....Just saying. Einstein flunked math..repeatedly.
The much anticipated BLUEPRINT 3:
-I mean it's Jay, lyrically it was a solid album. I'm still not as much a fan of commercialized Jay as I am of raw and struggling Jay, but it comes with the business I suppose. Money says maturation. I feel it's a classic in it's own regard simply because it is a maturation album. Where can he really go from here? He's made it. Thats what the album said to me.
KID CUDI!!!!
Yup, Mr. "Lonely Stoner", one of the new faces on the map. I rock with him hard, now that I've sidestepped from overhyped Drake, not discrediting his lyrical abilities, but he's washed now, something isn't keeping my interest. Kid Cudi is some good shit though so if you aren't on him peep him, album title is "The Man on the Moon". Also of the newbies peep Wale, he's good shit.
That's about all I got right now, oh yea and the old Ye is back so I'm anticipating his new shit too especially in light of recent events. I'll talk about those don't worry ;)
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