Great music to a great show, don't ya think?
That's my cupcake!
Monday, February 19, 2007
Saturday, February 17, 2007
Naruto Shippuuden OP
WOOT. NARUTO HURRICANE CHRONICLES FOLKS, TO ALL WHO SUPPORT NARUTO, THE LONG WAIT'S FINALLY OVER! YEAH! 3,2,1 MAKE SOME NOISE!
Monday, February 12, 2007
Michael Jackson - Beat It
Even though he is no longer as popular amongst the people, but he is and will forever be a legend, don't mind me, I just appreciate his works when he was good. Now, it's just that life's unpredictable, but I certainly hope that people will understand that its still alright to listen to his songs because they are ever so good during their time.
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Snow (Hey Oh)
WOOT. JUST LOVED THE SONG WHEN I FIRST HEARD IT OVER THE RADIO, ENJOY IT Y'ALL!
Sidetracks
Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc.
Muahahahahaha! I finally learnt how to post videos on my blog! Not too great an achievement to some, but heck, I had to go through twenty websites to get this done! (Because I was rather foolish, yes I know, shut up, go boil your head or something.) Anyway, since I love Gorillaz, I thought I might do a rather brief introduction about this video I posted. Basically, this song, Feel Good Inc. was a great hit when it first came out, and it was through this song, from my sources, that made Gorillaz the popular band that they are today. I look at some comments on the video and have decided to post them here. Basically, 'they' say, that this video emphasizes on drugs, and how they make you feel good, but imprisoned too in a way. In the video, 2-D (the blue haired dude that's singing) is actually trapped in what seems to be a huge syringe that's used for the injection of drugs and medicine. Also, inside the syringe, there are fantasies such as women, joy and pleasure, which is shown when the video goes inside the 'syringe'. However, notice that 2-D, is singing in a rather melancholy manner, and seems rather sad as he sings the song. He walks towards the bars, and it looks as though he is trapped in some sort of jail. Thus, once again, this video emphasizes on how drugs imprison a person, although it gives joy, pleasure and makes a person feel good for a certain amount of time. Outside the syringe, is a huge windmill powered island that Noodle (the girl with the sweet guitar) is sitting on. It probably represents freedom, according to the lyrics, "windmill, windmill, for the land, turn forever hand in hand," and so on. Basically, this is the summary of the entire video, I hoped you enjoyed it as much as I did, because it certainly had a lot of meaning to it, and I obviously like the tune too.