I don't need anything from you.
Hello folks, long time no talk, hey?
I've been on an ultimate chill out over the past week or so. In one of my last posts I said that March is a stressful month, I can see this one going the same way, but hey ho, two more pieces of coursework done then it's just revision.
And revision isn't stressful if you do it right, innit?
Anyway, today I have been on a trip, man! So many albums listened too whilst I've been lounging around.
I'll give you a list:
1) The Jam - All Mod Cons.
2) The Stone Roses - The Stones Roses.
3) Oasis - Definitely Maybe.
4) Nirvana - Nirvana (Greatest hits)
5) Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare.
If you haven't got these albums, your life isn't very good.
Can I also add, that the FA are a bunch of idiotic, spineless c*nts. Simon Grayson is also a c*nt, absolute dick head.
That's all I'm saying on the matter, 17 years ago today a hero of mine thought it best to take his own life, an individual more worthy of the time any football or anything else (other than music) has in life.
He'd probably hate me for being like this but oh well, that's who I am, I'm sure he could respect that.
Kurt Cobain - R.I.P.
SJ.
Words from a kind man, that we should all follow.
God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change,
Courage to change the things I can and
The wisdom to know the difference
Courage to change the things I can and
The wisdom to know the difference
Tuesday, 5 April 2011
Monday, 21 March 2011
Postmodernity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Postmodernity - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Okay, let's see if this works.
There's a fancy button on my internet client thing.
This is what my essay is about, I dig postmodernity man, it's good fun.
Anyway, I'll put something up soon that's worth your time.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
We're the builders of their destiny!
Good evening.
Didn't take me too long to write another entry did it? Two weeks? I did say it was gonna be 2 days. Ooops.
Anyway, this time I'm gonna do a strange thing, a combination of favourite bands and my favourite songs from that band. I'll stick it up over t'weekend, as I'm busy writing another essay and at the moment, I really can't be bothered.
March is definitely the most stressful, and shittest month man, had a lot to do.
2 more pieces of coursework then I'm having a week off, I don't care haha.
By the way, I'm going to V Festival.
Jolly beyond belief!!
Anyway, til next time.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Didn't take me too long to write another entry did it? Two weeks? I did say it was gonna be 2 days. Ooops.
Anyway, this time I'm gonna do a strange thing, a combination of favourite bands and my favourite songs from that band. I'll stick it up over t'weekend, as I'm busy writing another essay and at the moment, I really can't be bothered.
March is definitely the most stressful, and shittest month man, had a lot to do.
2 more pieces of coursework then I'm having a week off, I don't care haha.
By the way, I'm going to V Festival.
Jolly beyond belief!!
Anyway, til next time.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Sunday, 20 February 2011
'Cus your a king, crawlerr!
Good Evening.
Or morning, as it is technically.
Not much too say tonight.
Miles Kane smashed it on Valentines Day, top bloke.
The Streets next Saturday with JD, should be fun man.
I'll put something better, and more comprehensive, up soon, maybe tomorrow or Monday.
We'll see.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Or morning, as it is technically.
Not much too say tonight.
Miles Kane smashed it on Valentines Day, top bloke.
The Streets next Saturday with JD, should be fun man.
I'll put something better, and more comprehensive, up soon, maybe tomorrow or Monday.
We'll see.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
Well see you later, innovator!...
Okay, told you wasn't going to be long was it?
Band number one: Oasis.
1) Don't Look Back In Anger (What's The Story Morning Glory)
2) Gas Panic! (Standing On The Shoulder of Giants)
3) Ain't Got Nothing (Dig Out Your Soul)
4) Cigarettes and Alcohol (Definitely Maybe)
5) Importance Of Being Idle (Don't Believe The Truth)
Band number two: Arctic Monkeys.
1) Crying Lightning (Humbug).
2) When The Sun Goes Down (Whatever People Say I Am).
3) Brianstorm (Favourite Worst Nightmare).
4) A Certain Romance (Whatever People Say I Am).
5) Do Me A Favour (Favourite Worst Nightmare).
(Album's where the tracks come from may disappear now, I can't be bothered to keep flicking up iTunes to remember them, if I do remember them I'll add them, I do normally remember these things, but I'm tired, think yourself bloody lucky I'm doing two of these in a night, you fuckers!)
Band number three: The Beatles.
1) The Fool On The Hill (Magical Mystery Tour)
2) Strawberry Fields Forever
3) Revolution (The White Album)
4) Let It Be (Let It Be)
5) I Am The Walrus (Magical Mystery Tour)
Band number four: the Stone Roses.
1) I Am The Resurrection (Stone Roses)
2) Ten Storey Love Song (Second Coming)
3) One Love.
4) She Bangs The Drums (Stone Roses)
5) Waterfall (Stone Roses)
Artist number five: Eminem.
1) Lose Yourself (8 Mile).
2) Til' I Collapse (The Eminem Show)
3) Sing For The Moment (The Eminem Show)
4) Not Afraid (Recovery)
5) The Way I Am (Marshall Mathers LP).
Honourable mentions go to the likes of the Jam, the Smiths, Rolling Stones, Ian Brown, Seahorses, the Cribs, and loadsa other bands but I thought I'd go for them tonight.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Band number one: Oasis.
1) Don't Look Back In Anger (What's The Story Morning Glory)
2) Gas Panic! (Standing On The Shoulder of Giants)
3) Ain't Got Nothing (Dig Out Your Soul)
4) Cigarettes and Alcohol (Definitely Maybe)
5) Importance Of Being Idle (Don't Believe The Truth)
Band number two: Arctic Monkeys.
1) Crying Lightning (Humbug).
2) When The Sun Goes Down (Whatever People Say I Am).
3) Brianstorm (Favourite Worst Nightmare).
4) A Certain Romance (Whatever People Say I Am).
5) Do Me A Favour (Favourite Worst Nightmare).
(Album's where the tracks come from may disappear now, I can't be bothered to keep flicking up iTunes to remember them, if I do remember them I'll add them, I do normally remember these things, but I'm tired, think yourself bloody lucky I'm doing two of these in a night, you fuckers!)
Band number three: The Beatles.
1) The Fool On The Hill (Magical Mystery Tour)
2) Strawberry Fields Forever
3) Revolution (The White Album)
4) Let It Be (Let It Be)
5) I Am The Walrus (Magical Mystery Tour)
Band number four: the Stone Roses.
1) I Am The Resurrection (Stone Roses)
2) Ten Storey Love Song (Second Coming)
3) One Love.
4) She Bangs The Drums (Stone Roses)
5) Waterfall (Stone Roses)
Artist number five: Eminem.
1) Lose Yourself (8 Mile).
2) Til' I Collapse (The Eminem Show)
3) Sing For The Moment (The Eminem Show)
4) Not Afraid (Recovery)
5) The Way I Am (Marshall Mathers LP).
Honourable mentions go to the likes of the Jam, the Smiths, Rolling Stones, Ian Brown, Seahorses, the Cribs, and loadsa other bands but I thought I'd go for them tonight.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
A four letter word
Really gets my meaning!
I'm going too see fucking Beady Eye.
Standard, proper jolly boy!
I'm also seeing Miles Kane on Monday. Yes, Valentines Day with my good old mate Butters and Miles Kane, fucking lovely!
That means there is no girl my life, form an orderly queue ladies.
Haha, jolly boy still.
I'ma put up another submission in about 10 minutes, favourite bands and 5 of my favourite songs from them, no long paragraphs, shall be brief.
Until I get carried away.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
I'm going too see fucking Beady Eye.
Standard, proper jolly boy!
I'm also seeing Miles Kane on Monday. Yes, Valentines Day with my good old mate Butters and Miles Kane, fucking lovely!
That means there is no girl my life, form an orderly queue ladies.
Haha, jolly boy still.
I'ma put up another submission in about 10 minutes, favourite bands and 5 of my favourite songs from them, no long paragraphs, shall be brief.
Until I get carried away.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Wednesday, 26 January 2011
Underrated Albums?
Okay, I promised I'd do something like this ages ago, and I'm gonna start one now.
Underrated albums, just a selection, not the most underrated at the top or whatever, just albums that don't get the recognition they deserve.
1) Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul.
- Incredible album, swings in a lot of different style of music. You've got the usual hits like Bag It Up, Shock of the Lightning and Falling Down but theres also tunes like Waiting for the Rapture, Turning, Where Theres Life. Its full of great songs, and is definitely up there with Definitely Maybe as one of Oasis' best. They may be gone but atleast they went out on an album as strong as this.
2) The Verve - Urban Hymns.
- Every song on this album is a tune, everyone knows Bittersweet Sympthony and Drug's Don't Work but still. Some of the other songs on this album are amazing. Come On for example, a massive mixture of both backwards guitars, loads of drums and so much psychedelia it sends you high. Add in Lucky Man, a brilliant acoustic number; Rolling People, another great psychedelic tune; and Catching The Butterfly and you've got yourself a masterpiece. Plus, be patient enough and get a lovely little surprise after Come On (wait about 10 minutes, its great!)
3) Eminem - Recovery.
- Sadly, due to all the shit music being forced through radio stations and music channels its difficult for a really great album to be noticed. And this is a great album, my personal album of 2010. The pure anger, spirit and from-the-heart music makes this album out of this world. It should be known as one of the best ever, as its creator, Eminem is one of the best ever. Its a shame, that people will listen to the song with Rihanna, or Pink, then turn onto Justin Bieber, when theres tunes like Almost Famous, and Seduction.
4) The Rascals - Rascalize.
- Not really well known are the Rascals, but this album is very good. Full of imagination and fun, Miles Kane is by far and away the best vocalist in British music at this moment at time. He's also a great guitarist (watch out for Miles Kane's solo album, coming in March). Tracks like Bond Girl, and Rascalize are great, great indie songs and are not heard enough. Hopefully the Rascals will tour again one day but with how successful Miles Kane will be, we'll see.
5) Jamie T - Panic Preventation.
- Jamie T. He's quality. Another indie musician, whose second album (Kings & Queens) is also quality. He isn't hear enough in my opinion, I'ma just do his debut album this time around. I love this album, its just fun. Like Kane, Jamie T has an incredible voice, and has great tunes built around life. Brand New Bass Guitar is a great song, I love the first verse. Check out Sheila as well. Just check out the album, its massive.
6) The Seahorses - Do It Yourself.
- Last but not least, one of the greatest albums of all time. The Seahorses, formed by former Stone Roses guitarist John Squire, released this album in 1997. It's heavy, the guitar in it is incredible, just out of this world. The lead singer has a pretty good voice and the lyrics are inventive, fun, easy to remember and are very well put together. If I make you do one thing, it would be to go and purchase this album, and if you like it, follow Squire to his solo work and the Stone Roses work, this music will change your life.
Am off to bed, long day tomorrow.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
Underrated albums, just a selection, not the most underrated at the top or whatever, just albums that don't get the recognition they deserve.
1) Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul.
- Incredible album, swings in a lot of different style of music. You've got the usual hits like Bag It Up, Shock of the Lightning and Falling Down but theres also tunes like Waiting for the Rapture, Turning, Where Theres Life. Its full of great songs, and is definitely up there with Definitely Maybe as one of Oasis' best. They may be gone but atleast they went out on an album as strong as this.
2) The Verve - Urban Hymns.
- Every song on this album is a tune, everyone knows Bittersweet Sympthony and Drug's Don't Work but still. Some of the other songs on this album are amazing. Come On for example, a massive mixture of both backwards guitars, loads of drums and so much psychedelia it sends you high. Add in Lucky Man, a brilliant acoustic number; Rolling People, another great psychedelic tune; and Catching The Butterfly and you've got yourself a masterpiece. Plus, be patient enough and get a lovely little surprise after Come On (wait about 10 minutes, its great!)
3) Eminem - Recovery.
- Sadly, due to all the shit music being forced through radio stations and music channels its difficult for a really great album to be noticed. And this is a great album, my personal album of 2010. The pure anger, spirit and from-the-heart music makes this album out of this world. It should be known as one of the best ever, as its creator, Eminem is one of the best ever. Its a shame, that people will listen to the song with Rihanna, or Pink, then turn onto Justin Bieber, when theres tunes like Almost Famous, and Seduction.
4) The Rascals - Rascalize.
- Not really well known are the Rascals, but this album is very good. Full of imagination and fun, Miles Kane is by far and away the best vocalist in British music at this moment at time. He's also a great guitarist (watch out for Miles Kane's solo album, coming in March). Tracks like Bond Girl, and Rascalize are great, great indie songs and are not heard enough. Hopefully the Rascals will tour again one day but with how successful Miles Kane will be, we'll see.
5) Jamie T - Panic Preventation.
- Jamie T. He's quality. Another indie musician, whose second album (Kings & Queens) is also quality. He isn't hear enough in my opinion, I'ma just do his debut album this time around. I love this album, its just fun. Like Kane, Jamie T has an incredible voice, and has great tunes built around life. Brand New Bass Guitar is a great song, I love the first verse. Check out Sheila as well. Just check out the album, its massive.
6) The Seahorses - Do It Yourself.
- Last but not least, one of the greatest albums of all time. The Seahorses, formed by former Stone Roses guitarist John Squire, released this album in 1997. It's heavy, the guitar in it is incredible, just out of this world. The lead singer has a pretty good voice and the lyrics are inventive, fun, easy to remember and are very well put together. If I make you do one thing, it would be to go and purchase this album, and if you like it, follow Squire to his solo work and the Stone Roses work, this music will change your life.
Am off to bed, long day tomorrow.
Inabit.
LDSMD.
SJ.
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