Ok so I heard this live on my satalite radio and was blown away and at first I didnt believe this was a free style rap (they make it up as they go). This is seriously the sickest freestly rap I have ever heard I havent heard anything that comes close to this yet. Notice through the hole thing he does not swear once that is incredible that would be so hard a solid 99% of hip hop artists could not go this long without accidentaly swearing once.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxejcQzKH2U
My favorite lines are "I command the crowd..." that line
The neanderthal verse and the Pythagorean theorem are both unreal. Its crazy on such a hard topic as neandrethals he could come up with so much especially that relates to him and then when he hits the Pytag therom he had no idea what that even was but still made the SICKEST verse ever. I have listened to this rap so many times and im so lucky I found this. When you say freestyle rap these days the first name that comes to peoples minds is "eminem". Oh please. Sure he came out with the movie 8 mile and everyone thinks he is just so sick but watch some of his battles and you will realize hes not anywhere near that and not even CLOSE to this. Ill post a video of him battleing MC juice (super sick rapper) that is pretty good that eminen looses to (but its pretty close). Sorry its kind of hard to hear but there are some sweet lines. Take note as to had bad eminems style is regardless of his rymes. "mother F this Mother F that.." its so sloppy and bad when all MC's can do is swear.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZZoDvuZcds
Now, watch MC Juice battle Sueprnatural. Watch Juice just get DESTROYED.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9W9jkzbqcdM&feature=related
Now this is only the first round. Thats it in a nutshell, but the other two rounds are way sick to and worth watching. however if your not really into the freestyle hip hop or battles just watch that first one but here is part 1 2 and 3. So sick of battles. Its debatable who wins but I think hand down supernatural although he didnt do as well in the 3rd round.
prt 1 skip to like 2:20 if you dont like the inroductions
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgrqCUSo1vs&feature=related
prt 2 This part the second verse by nat is so sick
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVh_GbO2xZs&feature=related
here is prt 3 super nat beinga bit of a baby though. granted the beat didnt really fit well at all even i was thinking... meh I wouldnt want that at a time like this but still.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLbFJtORBu8&feature=related
3rd round it bothered me most although juice did this a few times he didnt go all the way up to his time which makes me think (with other reasons) although most of its a freestlye some of the lines were thought up inbetween rounds
So now lets think if if emeinem were to go up against super nat he would get destroyed. Natural even calls out eminem but he wont do anything about it because he knows better.
anyway a little freestlye hip hop for today. fun stuff
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
"Das EFX" "Slick Rick" "Craig Mac" and others
Lets go back to the roots of hip hop. Das EFX released this album 1992 back when hip hop was pure and wonderful. Now dont be disapointed- if you have never listened to original hip hop its a little werid and childish sounding at first but stick with it and you will realize how sick and how pure it is. In now a days rap its hard to find (at least with certain artists) songs were they just slay it and throw down sick verses. When I started listening to hip hop my friend gave me like 120 songs and at the time and only tow appealed to me really because I was never really a fan of rap. The two songs were "after dark" by Hieroglyphics (who knows how to spell it..) and "hip hop police". I liked these two songs cuz they just had a pure hip hop sound and I remember thinking wow I would love rap if only it sounded like this. As life went on I realized that is what real rap sounded like you just have to get away from most mainstream and pop rap and get into the real hip hop. So I actually stared listening to old school hip hop because I liked it so much better and now I listen to all of it but its weird I guess I started backwards than what most people do. The only reason i liked the song hip hop police was because of the verse slic rick has. Really not that crazy or good but that was all I had so I thought it was so sick. So anyway here is some tracks from Das EFX. these are all from the Dead Serious album. You can get it at the OP.
This one is called "Mic Checka" its the first on the album
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9jODqwxSPg
I dont know why but the text just got smaller. My next favorie song was "If only". Some stellar rhymes in this one really smart love the way he plays with the rythm and deliveries of the ryhmes. At first I didnt though so give it time. I love the line with chewbaca. SO SICK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzI26ZZZrzA
This next one is super dope it made it into the top 250 rap songs of all time. Love it when they they talk about bones they have such a unique style which is what I love about hip hop artists-when they are unique.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UalV4ThhQQM
So yeah there are three from that album "Dead Serious"
Here are a few from slick rick. sorry out of juice so I wont talk about it anymore I will just post it (I know your so sad... ahaha)
you may think this one is a little weird but I like it ha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXCXVWjSbik
this one is pretty cool sorry the quality is not the best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GG40STr9z0
this song is just sick and is by neither of the artists but here it is and here is the remix as well. tell me which you like better. I think i like the original but here. Its craig mac "flava in your ear" i used to listen to this one at the skate park
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVOrUjxsVIU
and here is the remix also VERY DOPE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8pG1mG7BeI
the remix is unreal. Its so sick I didnt know this exsisted for a wile. but its so rad some incredible names on this track love Busta Rymes as always just slayin it. again some unreal names on this track sick they came together.
This one is called "Mic Checka" its the first on the album
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9jODqwxSPg
I dont know why but the text just got smaller. My next favorie song was "If only". Some stellar rhymes in this one really smart love the way he plays with the rythm and deliveries of the ryhmes. At first I didnt though so give it time. I love the line with chewbaca. SO SICK
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzI26ZZZrzA
This next one is super dope it made it into the top 250 rap songs of all time. Love it when they they talk about bones they have such a unique style which is what I love about hip hop artists-when they are unique.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UalV4ThhQQM
So yeah there are three from that album "Dead Serious"
Here are a few from slick rick. sorry out of juice so I wont talk about it anymore I will just post it (I know your so sad... ahaha)
you may think this one is a little weird but I like it ha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXCXVWjSbik
this one is pretty cool sorry the quality is not the best
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GG40STr9z0
this song is just sick and is by neither of the artists but here it is and here is the remix as well. tell me which you like better. I think i like the original but here. Its craig mac "flava in your ear" i used to listen to this one at the skate park
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVOrUjxsVIU
and here is the remix also VERY DOPE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8pG1mG7BeI
the remix is unreal. Its so sick I didnt know this exsisted for a wile. but its so rad some incredible names on this track love Busta Rymes as always just slayin it. again some unreal names on this track sick they came together.
Monday, February 7, 2011
"Dj Kicks" "September Sessions" and "Shore Thing"
Ah another lonely day on my blog that no one reads :)
Alright again im chipping away at the large plethora of music I have been aquiring.
As I think I mentioned earlier a song called "non non non" by daddy G and Melaaz. As I was looking for the rest of the album that was called DJ Kicks I stumbled apon and decided to download an album that was by (and or put together by- hard to tell) Thievery corporation (probably one of the biggest names in that modern trip hop sound). So I downloaded it and its turning out to be pretty sweet. The album is not by thievery corporation it has a bunch of names on it but I think thievery corporation compiled it and may have mixed it a little. Some tracks I really like are the first two. SOUND AWESOME when played back to back they did a really good job with the transition.
The first song is called "Tropicando" done by Les Baxter. I have been listening around to him and he is pretty interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCrFM13qAb4&playnext=1&list=PL0B0941B2F381516B
What I love most about music and wish people could understand is that Music is all very simmilar regardless of the Genre. Would you have belived me that after listening to this album that the first song "trpoicando" is a piece from a 40's and 50's pop swing band? Yet here it is on a VERY modern sounding cd and style of music. I wish everyone would not label genres so quickly! haha
the 2nd track is called "Rebirth" by a group called "A forest Mighty Black.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93nySSWFgfI
This song is obviously way more modern than the first yet they stand side by side so well. I love the brake down at 2:20 in the song. its sick.
I have also been listenign to the september sessions soundtrack. If you like any of the other surf movie soundtracks like Thicker Than Water or The Drifter or A Broke Down Melody than I think you will like this one to. Justin Nickle always seems to have the inside scoop on the good surf movies and the soundtracks always are ballin. The reason I bring this one up (HOLLY BALLS HA CHALI 2NA just popped up on a track im listening to it from that album on a song I skipped the times before!) ha isnt that dope? Ahh I love it when that happens when you love artist and styles of music and then you see that your favorite artists also have that same taste. Espeically in hip hop you will find styles and artists you like and then you will be so stoked to here them featured or do a song with another artist you have also liked and then you realize that they are connected and its a good feeling. For example like with Chali 2na I was listening to an artist called "Tippa Ire" and bam they did a song together and I had also been browsing through some of "Dj Format" and I found one of them together so anyway something to think about. Like with Damian Marley I like a lot of his stuff and so its sweet to find him doing tracks with other more underground artists I like and low and behold I was watching a live vedio and randomly 2na came out and did a song on a live show with them. pretty cool. Anyway this happens a lot and im sure you guys reading have probably found simmilar connections.
anyway...
So the sound track is "The September Sessions". It is from a surf movie and its pretty legit a bit more instramental and jazzy (if you will) than the others I have heard. some awesome tracks are on the cd like "Pirate Looks At 40" wich im sure I have mentioned previously in the blog again cool to see that pop up on a surf album that has always been a favorite of mine since Jr. High. You can find it on you tube now (it wasnt on there for forever but here is the link)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw3uteCcv1w
well i guess they pulled it off of you tube again. anwya the link is the same song but this time i think there is another song after so just listen to the first one.
K so the tracks im stoked about are these. ill just post them in a row they sound good back to back so i would suggest just playing all of them.
this one was the one i was talking about its called super bowl sunday by ozomatli (the band that 2na is in- as well as Jurassic 5 at least when they were together... sniff)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llykehDEuY0&feature=related
2nd is meaningliss conversation by "princes of babylon" as well as jack johnson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT6zgu4UBlU
3rd is just a ballin song called "thug style" by "the september sessions band"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAxFPmCBG6o
4th is also by the same band as the 3rd called "what would you rather do"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSffM-vFQMg
5th is a song called "Piglet's Lament" by beat down sound
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ljMouxcRO0
anyway some good stuff from them.
As for my brother bren who has requested of me and or mentioned he likes some good steal drum music I have picked up an album called"tropical shores steel drum band" and the album is called "shore thing" creative hahaha. but anway bren if you can find that album its pretty solid just super basic chill steel drums.
If you like the steel drum music that just JAMS and will blow your mind its SUPER hard to find I cant find it but look for the new york conventions they have for steel drum groups its insane.
Sorry people to be stuck on this more bassy instramental bit lately but enjoy it and go to sleep with basslines in your head tonight
Alright again im chipping away at the large plethora of music I have been aquiring.
As I think I mentioned earlier a song called "non non non" by daddy G and Melaaz. As I was looking for the rest of the album that was called DJ Kicks I stumbled apon and decided to download an album that was by (and or put together by- hard to tell) Thievery corporation (probably one of the biggest names in that modern trip hop sound). So I downloaded it and its turning out to be pretty sweet. The album is not by thievery corporation it has a bunch of names on it but I think thievery corporation compiled it and may have mixed it a little. Some tracks I really like are the first two. SOUND AWESOME when played back to back they did a really good job with the transition.
The first song is called "Tropicando" done by Les Baxter. I have been listening around to him and he is pretty interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCrFM13qAb4&playnext=1&list=PL0B0941B2F381516B
What I love most about music and wish people could understand is that Music is all very simmilar regardless of the Genre. Would you have belived me that after listening to this album that the first song "trpoicando" is a piece from a 40's and 50's pop swing band? Yet here it is on a VERY modern sounding cd and style of music. I wish everyone would not label genres so quickly! haha
the 2nd track is called "Rebirth" by a group called "A forest Mighty Black.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93nySSWFgfI
This song is obviously way more modern than the first yet they stand side by side so well. I love the brake down at 2:20 in the song. its sick.
I have also been listenign to the september sessions soundtrack. If you like any of the other surf movie soundtracks like Thicker Than Water or The Drifter or A Broke Down Melody than I think you will like this one to. Justin Nickle always seems to have the inside scoop on the good surf movies and the soundtracks always are ballin. The reason I bring this one up (HOLLY BALLS HA CHALI 2NA just popped up on a track im listening to it from that album on a song I skipped the times before!) ha isnt that dope? Ahh I love it when that happens when you love artist and styles of music and then you see that your favorite artists also have that same taste. Espeically in hip hop you will find styles and artists you like and then you will be so stoked to here them featured or do a song with another artist you have also liked and then you realize that they are connected and its a good feeling. For example like with Chali 2na I was listening to an artist called "Tippa Ire" and bam they did a song together and I had also been browsing through some of "Dj Format" and I found one of them together so anyway something to think about. Like with Damian Marley I like a lot of his stuff and so its sweet to find him doing tracks with other more underground artists I like and low and behold I was watching a live vedio and randomly 2na came out and did a song on a live show with them. pretty cool. Anyway this happens a lot and im sure you guys reading have probably found simmilar connections.
anyway...
So the sound track is "The September Sessions". It is from a surf movie and its pretty legit a bit more instramental and jazzy (if you will) than the others I have heard. some awesome tracks are on the cd like "Pirate Looks At 40" wich im sure I have mentioned previously in the blog again cool to see that pop up on a surf album that has always been a favorite of mine since Jr. High. You can find it on you tube now (it wasnt on there for forever but here is the link)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw3uteCcv1w
well i guess they pulled it off of you tube again. anwya the link is the same song but this time i think there is another song after so just listen to the first one.
K so the tracks im stoked about are these. ill just post them in a row they sound good back to back so i would suggest just playing all of them.
this one was the one i was talking about its called super bowl sunday by ozomatli (the band that 2na is in- as well as Jurassic 5 at least when they were together... sniff)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llykehDEuY0&feature=related
2nd is meaningliss conversation by "princes of babylon" as well as jack johnson
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT6zgu4UBlU
3rd is just a ballin song called "thug style" by "the september sessions band"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAxFPmCBG6o
4th is also by the same band as the 3rd called "what would you rather do"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSffM-vFQMg
5th is a song called "Piglet's Lament" by beat down sound
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ljMouxcRO0
anyway some good stuff from them.
As for my brother bren who has requested of me and or mentioned he likes some good steal drum music I have picked up an album called"tropical shores steel drum band" and the album is called "shore thing" creative hahaha. but anway bren if you can find that album its pretty solid just super basic chill steel drums.
If you like the steel drum music that just JAMS and will blow your mind its SUPER hard to find I cant find it but look for the new york conventions they have for steel drum groups its insane.
Sorry people to be stuck on this more bassy instramental bit lately but enjoy it and go to sleep with basslines in your head tonight
Monday, January 31, 2011
"Yohsida Brothers"
Super stoked as I said last post got a ton of new music bumped up about 3 gig so I should be pretty busy for a wile. This now puts my music collection at 59.5 gigs! almost to 60.
Anyway the artist you need to check out is the "yoshida brothers". They are a japanese group (im pretty sure its two brothers...) and they are really new and good. I forget what the instrament is called they use but you will recognize it.
Im pretty sure I found them off of a lead I got on Pandora Radio. Thought I would give them a try and it was a solid investment. Im super bummed though becasue where I got the music it did not come with the name of the albums so im not sure which ones im listening to.
So instead I will jsut give you some track names to check out. I think from now on I will just post the link of where to watch/listen to the music along with the track names. but PLEASE comment and tell me if you like that better or if it even makes a difference.
another song I really liked was called "storm". Now I also have a remixed version of storm let me make sure i post the original cuz i liked that one much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZRSCzW5Gu4
Wow it actually took me a wile to find a good link to this one on youtube and it showed me again that there are so many links where the music has been mixed or altered! goodness knows if you guys have even been listening to the same stuff I have. If you liked storm maybe try a song from the "Black Hawk Down" soundtrack done by Hans Zimmer (bless his soul). its called "Hunger"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlFeE-TQdE
Not that simmilar but try the genre jump and see if you liked one why not the other. Thats a great tool- if you like one song of a genre find something a little simmilar in another genre and see if you like that one to. I like the middle eastern "chant" in both of these songs. I dont know alot about this chant stuff to much but I have learned a little about it and its super interesting. Look into how the middle east says their prayers and its an interesting take on music.
One song that is cool is called tabidachi (starting on a journey) this is a pretty good example of there obviously asian style so its pretty cool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13QXXmdoKIo
That is the link tell me if it works or doesnt please!
another song you should take a look at because it shows the diverstiy of the artist is "frontier" this one has a way more modern sound to it. It has all of the strings going and some piano and is more easy to listen to if you will. I like it but its not my favorite but its really cool to see them on all levels.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qVOc5JG7JM
So enjoy those three my favorite was storm. Im bound to talk about them some more considering I have yet to listen to both there albums for very long so I there are more goodies to be found.
Anyway the artist you need to check out is the "yoshida brothers". They are a japanese group (im pretty sure its two brothers...) and they are really new and good. I forget what the instrament is called they use but you will recognize it.
Im pretty sure I found them off of a lead I got on Pandora Radio. Thought I would give them a try and it was a solid investment. Im super bummed though becasue where I got the music it did not come with the name of the albums so im not sure which ones im listening to.
So instead I will jsut give you some track names to check out. I think from now on I will just post the link of where to watch/listen to the music along with the track names. but PLEASE comment and tell me if you like that better or if it even makes a difference.
another song I really liked was called "storm". Now I also have a remixed version of storm let me make sure i post the original cuz i liked that one much better.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZRSCzW5Gu4
Wow it actually took me a wile to find a good link to this one on youtube and it showed me again that there are so many links where the music has been mixed or altered! goodness knows if you guys have even been listening to the same stuff I have. If you liked storm maybe try a song from the "Black Hawk Down" soundtrack done by Hans Zimmer (bless his soul). its called "Hunger"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uVlFeE-TQdE
Not that simmilar but try the genre jump and see if you liked one why not the other. Thats a great tool- if you like one song of a genre find something a little simmilar in another genre and see if you like that one to. I like the middle eastern "chant" in both of these songs. I dont know alot about this chant stuff to much but I have learned a little about it and its super interesting. Look into how the middle east says their prayers and its an interesting take on music.
One song that is cool is called tabidachi (starting on a journey) this is a pretty good example of there obviously asian style so its pretty cool.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13QXXmdoKIo
That is the link tell me if it works or doesnt please!
another song you should take a look at because it shows the diverstiy of the artist is "frontier" this one has a way more modern sound to it. It has all of the strings going and some piano and is more easy to listen to if you will. I like it but its not my favorite but its really cool to see them on all levels.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qVOc5JG7JM
So enjoy those three my favorite was storm. Im bound to talk about them some more considering I have yet to listen to both there albums for very long so I there are more goodies to be found.
Friday, January 28, 2011
EEEFF oops i accidentally clicked publish post early
ha sorry about that. but where was I..
oh yes, the album that has worked its way up to the other two greats is "everything you need". AWESOME album with some great favorites on it. First, mellow mood is on here, and it really is such a good song. Also classics like "officer" and "sweet honey". I have a really hard time listening to this album becasue i listened to it this brake at home and its all very closesly associated with snowboarding so it brings back tough memories. killing me deep inside and all you need are both grerat tracks to. pretty solid album but you can tell these guys roots seem to have come from late 90's or early 200o's because every once in a wile you will get a total punk rock / garage band song that pops in there haha. but this has to be one of the first fusions of rock as well as reggae.. and suprisingly you can pick up a lot of hip hop influence. what could bet better than a fusion of that?! really awesome stuff.
I gave my brother a cd of the acoustic live and direct (this guy is likely the worlds most critical music listener) and he said on his way from idaho to utah he played the cd on repeat the hole way home wich is suprising because its a pretty short album.
But please readers! let me know what you think of things and let me know if there is any music you would like to find more of for you.
I will be posting more and more i think because im getting into a rythm with school and becoming more adultish and i have lots more time now. so yeah. Im off to mcdonalds to use there internet to get a FAT list of new artists i have been compiling. so ill let you know how that gos.
I just checked my recently added list on itunes and there is some more frank sinatra but also there is a band called "iron and whine" they are pretty good havent given them to much listening but they are SUPER relaxed and chill musicians which can be kind of a bore but they have a few good songs. mess around with that. i like "god made the automobile" song they did.
oh yes, the album that has worked its way up to the other two greats is "everything you need". AWESOME album with some great favorites on it. First, mellow mood is on here, and it really is such a good song. Also classics like "officer" and "sweet honey". I have a really hard time listening to this album becasue i listened to it this brake at home and its all very closesly associated with snowboarding so it brings back tough memories. killing me deep inside and all you need are both grerat tracks to. pretty solid album but you can tell these guys roots seem to have come from late 90's or early 200o's because every once in a wile you will get a total punk rock / garage band song that pops in there haha. but this has to be one of the first fusions of rock as well as reggae.. and suprisingly you can pick up a lot of hip hop influence. what could bet better than a fusion of that?! really awesome stuff.
I gave my brother a cd of the acoustic live and direct (this guy is likely the worlds most critical music listener) and he said on his way from idaho to utah he played the cd on repeat the hole way home wich is suprising because its a pretty short album.
But please readers! let me know what you think of things and let me know if there is any music you would like to find more of for you.
I will be posting more and more i think because im getting into a rythm with school and becoming more adultish and i have lots more time now. so yeah. Im off to mcdonalds to use there internet to get a FAT list of new artists i have been compiling. so ill let you know how that gos.
I just checked my recently added list on itunes and there is some more frank sinatra but also there is a band called "iron and whine" they are pretty good havent given them to much listening but they are SUPER relaxed and chill musicians which can be kind of a bore but they have a few good songs. mess around with that. i like "god made the automobile" song they did.
Hmm what have i been listening to
I have been listening to the band "slightly stoopid" A LOT lately and they are not just some quick one hit wonder they are very bonafied and simply wonderful. Before my fav album was closer to the sun (im sure ive mentioned that) then it pulled to the acoustic live and direct album which is also JUST SO SICK but now the album
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
a few trip hop goodies
sorry for the lack of posts but it was the holidays. anyway here are just two great songs that are trip hop and cool.
So the first song on the cd titled "susan" i made "no no no" done by "eve". its a hip hop reggae blend and its pretty cool. may seem repeditave and dull but trust me its not i thought that at first. at first it was ketchy and good but i rarely ever listened to it all of the way through even when the cd was done. but now i understand the song so much more and realize thats not bad at all infact the song is much more than just a ketchy quick reggae and hip hom jam fuze. so give it some time. but anyway the song i would like to share today is a remake (im pretty sure this one and the one by eve were remakes to begin with" the track is called
"Non non non" by Daddy G.
Its in french im pretty sure but its basically just more of a trip hop version of the song and it is AWESOME. not sure which is better but still great songs both of them.
The other is
"Look UP" by Zero 7. just a cool song popped onto my pandora give it a listen.
love kenty
please comment!
tell me what you think and what you want to hear more of.
and the "sylvester" cd i made turned out great to bad none of you wanted a copy two great cds!!!
So the first song on the cd titled "susan" i made "no no no" done by "eve". its a hip hop reggae blend and its pretty cool. may seem repeditave and dull but trust me its not i thought that at first. at first it was ketchy and good but i rarely ever listened to it all of the way through even when the cd was done. but now i understand the song so much more and realize thats not bad at all infact the song is much more than just a ketchy quick reggae and hip hom jam fuze. so give it some time. but anyway the song i would like to share today is a remake (im pretty sure this one and the one by eve were remakes to begin with" the track is called
"Non non non" by Daddy G.
Its in french im pretty sure but its basically just more of a trip hop version of the song and it is AWESOME. not sure which is better but still great songs both of them.
The other is
"Look UP" by Zero 7. just a cool song popped onto my pandora give it a listen.
love kenty
please comment!
tell me what you think and what you want to hear more of.
and the "sylvester" cd i made turned out great to bad none of you wanted a copy two great cds!!!
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