For those not keeping tabs on the 1828, there will be a game night at the West Five Two on Sunday 4/2 around 7pm-ish. Watch out for the Silk-e one, she's quite the competitor. See ya there!
Medusa J
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Tuesday Random Ten Edition
Haven't done an RT in a while with all the excitement over the last week, Chief visiting, birthdays, dates w/ hotties, etc. So here it goes....
1. My Home Is The Delta - Muddy Waters from Mali To Memphis. Classic electric Mississippi blues tune right here folks. Muddy was/is pretty much the godfather of electric blues. This disc is great too, shows the evolution of American blues via African roots.
2. I've Got A Feeling - The Beatles from Let It Be Naked. These guys sure do show up a lot on the "random" tens. Good tune nonetheless.
3. Space Odditiy - David Bowie from Changesbowie. I love this song!!!!
4. Pump Pump - Snoop Dogg from Doggy Style. Can I get a hell yeah for Snoop? This song features Malik (Lil Hershey Loc), a good track from a great album.
5. Trendy - Reel Big Fish from Turn The Radio Off. Man, I haven't heard this song/group in ages. I got to see them back in '97 in Dirty Jerzey and it was a kick ass show. I like this song a lot, fuck the trendy people, be yourself.
6. Africa - D'Angelo from Voodoo. Fitting, need I say more?
7. Torn & Tattered - Joss Stone from Mind, Body & Soul. I feel ya girl. Love the beat to this song. I'd like to stalk her this summer if she's touring!!
8. Ice Cream - Sarah McLachlan from Fumbling Toward Ecstasy. One of my all time favorite songs right here. This whole album has gotten me through a many rough times in life. She has a great voice and some killer lyrics.
9. Nostalgia - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. This track actually originated from DJ Spinna but Mark Farina put his spin on it to create a funky/jazzy/fusion type feel to it.
10. Everyday - Buddy Holly from Greatest Hits. A classic to end the RT. Everyone knows this song!!!!!! Good times. R.I.P. Buddy.
There you have it folks. Now I'm off to find me a quiet spot for some reading. Peace out.
MJ
1. My Home Is The Delta - Muddy Waters from Mali To Memphis. Classic electric Mississippi blues tune right here folks. Muddy was/is pretty much the godfather of electric blues. This disc is great too, shows the evolution of American blues via African roots.
2. I've Got A Feeling - The Beatles from Let It Be Naked. These guys sure do show up a lot on the "random" tens. Good tune nonetheless.
3. Space Odditiy - David Bowie from Changesbowie. I love this song!!!!
4. Pump Pump - Snoop Dogg from Doggy Style. Can I get a hell yeah for Snoop? This song features Malik (Lil Hershey Loc), a good track from a great album.
5. Trendy - Reel Big Fish from Turn The Radio Off. Man, I haven't heard this song/group in ages. I got to see them back in '97 in Dirty Jerzey and it was a kick ass show. I like this song a lot, fuck the trendy people, be yourself.
6. Africa - D'Angelo from Voodoo. Fitting, need I say more?
7. Torn & Tattered - Joss Stone from Mind, Body & Soul. I feel ya girl. Love the beat to this song. I'd like to stalk her this summer if she's touring!!
8. Ice Cream - Sarah McLachlan from Fumbling Toward Ecstasy. One of my all time favorite songs right here. This whole album has gotten me through a many rough times in life. She has a great voice and some killer lyrics.
9. Nostalgia - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. This track actually originated from DJ Spinna but Mark Farina put his spin on it to create a funky/jazzy/fusion type feel to it.
10. Everyday - Buddy Holly from Greatest Hits. A classic to end the RT. Everyone knows this song!!!!!! Good times. R.I.P. Buddy.
There you have it folks. Now I'm off to find me a quiet spot for some reading. Peace out.
MJ
Monday, March 27, 2006
Happy Birthday To Me
I'd like to give a shout out to all my Aries ie) Klassy Kate, Salexis, J-Ho's Mom, Jenny J, Sista Fire, and all remaining Rams!!!!!! I woke up this morning, entered the 27th year of my life, and thought to myself, I've got it pretty good. It's been a wonderful day thus far, the sun is shining, I got to sleep in, walk the dogs, etc., etc. For those who haven't heard, the date with the hottie male nurse was fabulous. We enjoyed a reggae band, followed by salsa dancing, and ended with a nice chat. Tonight there will be cake at the West Five Two, actually in a few minutes. See ya soon!!!
Medusa J
Medusa J
Saturday, March 25, 2006
What to wear....
On my date with the hottie male nurse tonight? That's right ladies and gents, I scored a date while working today!! Fuck yeah.
MedusaJ
MedusaJ
Thursday, March 23, 2006
Holy Toledo
J. Scott Franklin, Medusa Jones, and David are going on the road Friday. We'll be performing around 11-11:30pm @ Mickey Finn's in Toledo. If you feel so inclined, jump in your car and road trip it in support.
Peace out,
MedusaJ
Peace out,
MedusaJ
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Fuck Bush
Yes, Fuck Bush was the general feeling yesterday on Public Square. In my opinion, not enough people came out to show their disgust with this administration. Those who were there, kudos to you for having the balls to get out and voice your opinions. I am typing this blog through a migraine, so do bare with me!

I think this sign really says it all. Very early in the protest, pigs bum-rushed the young woman holding this sign, and told her to get rid of the "F" because someone looking out of the hotel was offended. FUCK YOU BUSH SUPPORTER. So, they folded back the "F" and the sign read "UCK" for the remainder of the rally.
Here is a shot of the Talkies/OC crew in full effect. It was great to see them down there showing their disgust with these fascist pigs. You can see British Ed, Megan, Megan's friend (sorry I don't know/remember her name but she's there and holding a sign), and Silk looking to the distance, perhaps she was mullet hunting.
Ah, Klassy and her friend Danielle (I think). These ladies walked down from CSU on their lunch break to protest the arrival of Fuckbucket Bush.
Thanks for coming out ladies, always a
pleasure to be graced by Klassy Kate's company.
Here's a candid shot of that Fiesty Liberal taking some PTO to come down and join the rally. Her sticker says it all. Dr. J & her hippie friends led the protesters in various chants and songs, just like back in the day. Songs included: "This Land Is Your Land" "Give Peace A Chance" and "War" featuring Medusa Jones on Djembe. Way to get out there Dr. J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These next few photos are various signs that I thoroughly enjoyed.
The hurricane poster is mint, sums up my
feelings on the entire administration.
This sign to the right made me laugh each time he walked past. I mean seriously, what's it gonna take?
This man to the left and his sign were very serious. Black and white, no frills, nothing more to be said.
Here to the right is a shot of Silk's t-shirt that sums up her opinion on the dipshit. As the phrase on the bathroom wall @ the Spider reads, "Cokehead Moron for President"
DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have more pictures to post, but something is up with the blogger and it's not letting me upload anymore. Perhaps I've met my quota, or better yet, the FBI is onto me. FUCK YOU! FUCK YOU! FUCK YOU! My head hurts too bad to fuck around with this anymore, so tune in later for more pics.
MedusaJ

I think this sign really says it all. Very early in the protest, pigs bum-rushed the young woman holding this sign, and told her to get rid of the "F" because someone looking out of the hotel was offended. FUCK YOU BUSH SUPPORTER. So, they folded back the "F" and the sign read "UCK" for the remainder of the rally.
Here is a shot of the Talkies/OC crew in full effect. It was great to see them down there showing their disgust with these fascist pigs. You can see British Ed, Megan, Megan's friend (sorry I don't know/remember her name but she's there and holding a sign), and Silk looking to the distance, perhaps she was mullet hunting.
Ah, Klassy and her friend Danielle (I think). These ladies walked down from CSU on their lunch break to protest the arrival of Fuckbucket Bush.Thanks for coming out ladies, always a
pleasure to be graced by Klassy Kate's company.
Here's a candid shot of that Fiesty Liberal taking some PTO to come down and join the rally. Her sticker says it all. Dr. J & her hippie friends led the protesters in various chants and songs, just like back in the day. Songs included: "This Land Is Your Land" "Give Peace A Chance" and "War" featuring Medusa Jones on Djembe. Way to get out there Dr. J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
These next few photos are various signs that I thoroughly enjoyed.
The hurricane poster is mint, sums up myfeelings on the entire administration.
This sign to the right made me laugh each time he walked past. I mean seriously, what's it gonna take?
This man to the left and his sign were very serious. Black and white, no frills, nothing more to be said.
Here to the right is a shot of Silk's t-shirt that sums up her opinion on the dipshit. As the phrase on the bathroom wall @ the Spider reads, "Cokehead Moron for President"DAMN IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have more pictures to post, but something is up with the blogger and it's not letting me upload anymore. Perhaps I've met my quota, or better yet, the FBI is onto me. FUCK YOU! FUCK YOU! FUCK YOU! My head hurts too bad to fuck around with this anymore, so tune in later for more pics.
MedusaJ
Sunday, March 19, 2006
Stir-Fry Sunday
So this has been a rather uneventful weekend, other than the arrival of the one and only Chief!!!!!! There were three mullet sightings this weekend. Ajae spotted one w/ ringlets out on St. Pat's Day, Silk spotted a faded home-dye-job red one w/ a close to the scalp side job, and I spotted a Mexi-Mullet at Marc's today. None of us were able to capture these mullets on cam, perhaps next time!!!
I'm enjoying a bowl of homemade stir fry ala' Medusa's kitchen, then it's off to the Barking Spider to see Chief's performance. Tomorrow I'll be hitting the pavement of Public Square to protest Bush and his cronies. I'll be carrying my cam, so do check back sometime tomorrow for pics of the madness.
Until next time,
MedusaJ
I'm enjoying a bowl of homemade stir fry ala' Medusa's kitchen, then it's off to the Barking Spider to see Chief's performance. Tomorrow I'll be hitting the pavement of Public Square to protest Bush and his cronies. I'll be carrying my cam, so do check back sometime tomorrow for pics of the madness.
Until next time,
MedusaJ
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Gettin' Paid Random Ten Edition
Ladies and gents this one's coming to you live via my work spot. Enjoy....
1. Billy Jean - Michael Jackson from Thriller. Hells yeah, what a way to start off today's RT. This one is a classic, from his days of being black. I vaguely remember attempting to moonwalk in the street while my mother washed her car and blasted this 8-track (hells yeah momma duke), and I fell on my ass while the neighbor, Shirley, laughed at me. Fuck you Shirley, I got soul.
2. All Around The World - Digital Underground from a mixed old school hip-hop mix stolen via Kazaa. This song was featured in that crazy ass movie "Nothing But Trouble" with Demi Moore, Chevy Chase, Dan Akroyd (sp?), and John Candy. Great song!!
3. Something's Wrong - K's Choice from Paradise In Me. I love this track, it's hilarious. This is a brother/sister group from Belgium, kinda rock/alternative stuff. She sings, he strums, good times.
4. Hello Like Before - Bill Withers from Lean On Me, The Best Of. This song is aight. Too slow for me this morning though.
5. The Girl Is Mine - Michael Jackson from Thriller. Damn MJ, you get two plays off the same album in a random ten. That's not so random now is it? Oh well, this is a good one too, featuring Paul McCartney. It really is a shame that Mikey is so fucked up, he was good back in the day.
6. California Love - 2 Pac feat. Dr. Dre from Greatest Hits Disc 2. A hip-hop classic!!!! I dig 2-Pac, it's too bad that East/West side pride got in the way.
7. Move Over - Steppenwolf from 16 Greatest Hits. Love the drums on this track.
8. Octopus's Garden - The Beatles from Abbey Road. I too would like to be hiding out in an Octopus's Garden.
9. Love - Mos Def from Black On Both Sides. Love this track/album/man.
10. I Keep/Still Here - Jill Scott from Beautifully Human. A great inspirational song to end the ten!!! You all know I love this lady!!!!!!
There you have it folks, have a great day! I'm off tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MedusaJ
1. Billy Jean - Michael Jackson from Thriller. Hells yeah, what a way to start off today's RT. This one is a classic, from his days of being black. I vaguely remember attempting to moonwalk in the street while my mother washed her car and blasted this 8-track (hells yeah momma duke), and I fell on my ass while the neighbor, Shirley, laughed at me. Fuck you Shirley, I got soul.
2. All Around The World - Digital Underground from a mixed old school hip-hop mix stolen via Kazaa. This song was featured in that crazy ass movie "Nothing But Trouble" with Demi Moore, Chevy Chase, Dan Akroyd (sp?), and John Candy. Great song!!
3. Something's Wrong - K's Choice from Paradise In Me. I love this track, it's hilarious. This is a brother/sister group from Belgium, kinda rock/alternative stuff. She sings, he strums, good times.
4. Hello Like Before - Bill Withers from Lean On Me, The Best Of. This song is aight. Too slow for me this morning though.
5. The Girl Is Mine - Michael Jackson from Thriller. Damn MJ, you get two plays off the same album in a random ten. That's not so random now is it? Oh well, this is a good one too, featuring Paul McCartney. It really is a shame that Mikey is so fucked up, he was good back in the day.
6. California Love - 2 Pac feat. Dr. Dre from Greatest Hits Disc 2. A hip-hop classic!!!! I dig 2-Pac, it's too bad that East/West side pride got in the way.
7. Move Over - Steppenwolf from 16 Greatest Hits. Love the drums on this track.
8. Octopus's Garden - The Beatles from Abbey Road. I too would like to be hiding out in an Octopus's Garden.
9. Love - Mos Def from Black On Both Sides. Love this track/album/man.
10. I Keep/Still Here - Jill Scott from Beautifully Human. A great inspirational song to end the ten!!! You all know I love this lady!!!!!!
There you have it folks, have a great day! I'm off tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MedusaJ
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Wed Night
Due to an unfortunate event with the Rufus one, Mix Master Mike had to be skipped. See the 1828 blog for more info. The new local Phnom Penh was Deelish, as Silk and I experienced this evening. I've got a website for all to check out regarding Dubya's visit on 3/20 check it out: http://cleveland.indymedia.org/ Make posters, bring your drums, guitars, megaphones, whatever man. See you down there!!!!
MedusaJ
MedusaJ
Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Mix Master Mike
Just a reminder that Mix Master Mike will be at Moda (if it sux, at least we're close to home) tomorrow night 9pm, no cover. All in favor, say I.
Monday, March 13, 2006
Monday Night Random Ten Edition
I had a rather nice weekend and I got to see my long lost friend J-Ho on Friday, Sunday, and tonight!!!! Dinner tonight was excellent w/ J-Ho & Silk, hosted by the Feisty Liberal, thanks again!!! I'm thinking of having a "poster party" Sunday night to make signs to protest the arrival of Dubya on Monday. All in favor, show up.
1. Everything Zen - Bush from Sixteen Stone. Good starter, haven't heard this one in a while.
2. Finally Made It (Interlude) - Mary J. Blige from Love & Life. I normally don't like the intro/outro/interludes but this one is aight.
3. Pussycat - Missy Elliot from Under Construction. The first time I heard this I laughed out loud. I can always count on Missy to come up with some silly ass lyrics. If you don't know this song, please inquire.
4. She's Leaving Home - The Beatles from Sgt. Peppers. Ah, a nice depressing song in the middle of the RT. Nonetheless, always good to hear the Beatles.
5. Sleep To Dream - Fiona Apple from Tidal. Oh hell yeah, I love this track/album. This is another one that came out during my turbulent teenaged years. I really like Fiona's voice and her piano skillz.
6. Don't Know How - Joss Stone from Mind, Body & Soul. This song is dedicated to the fine ass male nurse (yeah, haha, just like Meet The Parents, like he's never heard that one before) that I drool over while working on Saturdays. I would love to make him mine, however I am too shy to pursue it.
7. Disappointment - The Cranberries from No Need To Argue. Good song, I like Delores O'Riordan's voice. These guys put on a killer live performance too.
8. Where Did Our Love Go - The Supremes from Motown: The Classic Years. Hells yeah, great song, great group, great era for music!!!!!!!!!! Who doesn't love this group?
9. Track 10 - Mark Farina from a random Mark Farina mix I stole off Kazaa. A classic Mark Farina groove with female vocals that sound a lot like Lady Miss Kier from Dee Lite.
10. Staring Problem - No Doubt from Return Of Saturn. This track is okay.
Bonus Track since #10 didn't do much for me: Superstitious - Stevie Wonder from another random Kazaa mix. Love this freakin' song. Great funk riffs on guitar, coupled w/ a dope ass bass groove, and kick ass drum beat.
The End,
Medusa J
1. Everything Zen - Bush from Sixteen Stone. Good starter, haven't heard this one in a while.
2. Finally Made It (Interlude) - Mary J. Blige from Love & Life. I normally don't like the intro/outro/interludes but this one is aight.
3. Pussycat - Missy Elliot from Under Construction. The first time I heard this I laughed out loud. I can always count on Missy to come up with some silly ass lyrics. If you don't know this song, please inquire.
4. She's Leaving Home - The Beatles from Sgt. Peppers. Ah, a nice depressing song in the middle of the RT. Nonetheless, always good to hear the Beatles.
5. Sleep To Dream - Fiona Apple from Tidal. Oh hell yeah, I love this track/album. This is another one that came out during my turbulent teenaged years. I really like Fiona's voice and her piano skillz.
6. Don't Know How - Joss Stone from Mind, Body & Soul. This song is dedicated to the fine ass male nurse (yeah, haha, just like Meet The Parents, like he's never heard that one before) that I drool over while working on Saturdays. I would love to make him mine, however I am too shy to pursue it.
7. Disappointment - The Cranberries from No Need To Argue. Good song, I like Delores O'Riordan's voice. These guys put on a killer live performance too.
8. Where Did Our Love Go - The Supremes from Motown: The Classic Years. Hells yeah, great song, great group, great era for music!!!!!!!!!! Who doesn't love this group?
9. Track 10 - Mark Farina from a random Mark Farina mix I stole off Kazaa. A classic Mark Farina groove with female vocals that sound a lot like Lady Miss Kier from Dee Lite.
10. Staring Problem - No Doubt from Return Of Saturn. This track is okay.
Bonus Track since #10 didn't do much for me: Superstitious - Stevie Wonder from another random Kazaa mix. Love this freakin' song. Great funk riffs on guitar, coupled w/ a dope ass bass groove, and kick ass drum beat.
The End,
Medusa J
Sunday, March 12, 2006
Confidence Re-Instated
Well ladies & gentleman, I have just had my self-confidence revitalized by the young man hanging out in the Hollywood Video parking lot. He had a cute little puppy, and I said, "cute puppy" as I walked past. He replied with "U gotta man?" and I said, "excuse me" and he said, "U gotta man?" I smiled and said, "Yes I do" and he replied, "Dayum!!" So there you have it folks, he obviously did not catch the lesbian vibe, and was sadden by the fact that I have a "man" even if he is imaginary. Kudos to you Mr. Hollywood Video parking attendant.
Sunday Morning Random Ten Edition
Another Sunday morning Random Ten for all of you bloggers. I'm having coffee and doing some laundry, which is pretty standard of a Sunday here at the West Five Two. I have such an exciting life that I can't stand it.
On a different note, I was told yesterday by a close friend of mine, whom happens to be a lesbian, that I give off a lesbian vibe. She then tried to make me feel better by blaming it on my "hippie like attitude and earthy appearance." Perhaps this is why I'm still single. So, I am determined to get my ass out of the house today and do a little shopping for some new clothes (I don't shop for clothes, ever) in order to help the cause. Maybe something pink would help?
1. Hand In My Pocket - Alanis Morissette from Jagged Little Pill. Ah yes, my high school/teenaged angst album. This one brings back some memories. I do like this song, reminds me of myself. Instead of having one hand in my pocket, I have one foot on the floor and the other out the door.
2. Fu-Gee-La (Refugee Camp Global Mix) - The Fugees from The Score. Love this group, and I was so stoked to see them back together in Block Party. I'm hoping they'll put out another album of lyrical poetry and dope beats. Lauryn Hill representin' Dirty Jerzey!!!!!
3. You Took Advantage Of Me - Rosemary Clooney from Greatest Hits. A nice jazz tune for the mix. I like her voice a lot, kudos to Jimbo, for this is from his amazing collection!
4. It's Love - Jill Scott from Who Is Jill Scott (Words And Sounds Vol. 1). Holy shit, I love this woman, as well as this song. Jazzie, funky, great lyrics, an all around feel good track, especially if you're in love!!!! Damn it.
5. Got - Mos Def from Black On Both Sides. Hells yeah, you all know I love this man!
6. Rhiannon - Fleetwood Mac from The Dance. Nice, I don't think this group has come up in a Random Ten yet, I am very pleased. I love this song and this entire album; Reminds me of my childhood when my Mom & I would clean the house together and her hippie ass would put this "record" on and jam out. Ah, a fond memory, I better write that one down!!! This is why I'm a neat freak, it's a learned behavior.
7. Farewell Ride - Beck from Guero. This song doesn't do much for me. I love Beck, and I think this is a kick ass album, but this song doesn't get my attention. And yes Silk, they play this shit out of this album at Talkies. I mean, I like it and all, but damn.
8. Freakin' You - Jungle Brothers from a mixed JB album I stole off Kazaa. I LOVE this track, I can't help but dance when I hear it, so I'll be right back.
9. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel from Greatest Hits. I think this is my favorite Billy Joel song of all times.
10. Stay Human (All The Freaky People) - Michael Franti & Spearhead from Stay Human. Freggin' A, I love this song. I like this guy's views on politics in this nation/world, as well as his opinions of life & love.
Well, there you have it. That was a kick ass RT, a nice variety. I'm off to the basement to fold some laundry.
Medusa J
On a different note, I was told yesterday by a close friend of mine, whom happens to be a lesbian, that I give off a lesbian vibe. She then tried to make me feel better by blaming it on my "hippie like attitude and earthy appearance." Perhaps this is why I'm still single. So, I am determined to get my ass out of the house today and do a little shopping for some new clothes (I don't shop for clothes, ever) in order to help the cause. Maybe something pink would help?
1. Hand In My Pocket - Alanis Morissette from Jagged Little Pill. Ah yes, my high school/teenaged angst album. This one brings back some memories. I do like this song, reminds me of myself. Instead of having one hand in my pocket, I have one foot on the floor and the other out the door.
2. Fu-Gee-La (Refugee Camp Global Mix) - The Fugees from The Score. Love this group, and I was so stoked to see them back together in Block Party. I'm hoping they'll put out another album of lyrical poetry and dope beats. Lauryn Hill representin' Dirty Jerzey!!!!!
3. You Took Advantage Of Me - Rosemary Clooney from Greatest Hits. A nice jazz tune for the mix. I like her voice a lot, kudos to Jimbo, for this is from his amazing collection!
4. It's Love - Jill Scott from Who Is Jill Scott (Words And Sounds Vol. 1). Holy shit, I love this woman, as well as this song. Jazzie, funky, great lyrics, an all around feel good track, especially if you're in love!!!! Damn it.
5. Got - Mos Def from Black On Both Sides. Hells yeah, you all know I love this man!
6. Rhiannon - Fleetwood Mac from The Dance. Nice, I don't think this group has come up in a Random Ten yet, I am very pleased. I love this song and this entire album; Reminds me of my childhood when my Mom & I would clean the house together and her hippie ass would put this "record" on and jam out. Ah, a fond memory, I better write that one down!!! This is why I'm a neat freak, it's a learned behavior.
7. Farewell Ride - Beck from Guero. This song doesn't do much for me. I love Beck, and I think this is a kick ass album, but this song doesn't get my attention. And yes Silk, they play this shit out of this album at Talkies. I mean, I like it and all, but damn.
8. Freakin' You - Jungle Brothers from a mixed JB album I stole off Kazaa. I LOVE this track, I can't help but dance when I hear it, so I'll be right back.
9. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant - Billy Joel from Greatest Hits. I think this is my favorite Billy Joel song of all times.
10. Stay Human (All The Freaky People) - Michael Franti & Spearhead from Stay Human. Freggin' A, I love this song. I like this guy's views on politics in this nation/world, as well as his opinions of life & love.
Well, there you have it. That was a kick ass RT, a nice variety. I'm off to the basement to fold some laundry.
Medusa J
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
Dave Chapelle's Block Party
Thanks for accompanying me to the show Silk. I must say I enjoyed it thoroughly and found it to be hilarious. The musical performances kicked ass!! I heard some co-workers of mine saying it sucked and they walked out early, and they asked me what was so funny about it. I'd have to say the number one thing that was so funny was Dave Chapelle, himself. The guy is a riot!!! Number two, the whole concept was hilarious. Dave Chapelle, in Dayton Ohio, handing out tickets to a hip-hop block party in Brooklyn.
I'm not sure these co-workers knew that it was a documentary versus a movie. I also think they missed the whole point, the block party brought together all walks of life to experience a musical phenomenon, known as hip-hop. With that, I pass.
MJ
I'm not sure these co-workers knew that it was a documentary versus a movie. I also think they missed the whole point, the block party brought together all walks of life to experience a musical phenomenon, known as hip-hop. With that, I pass.
MJ
Monday, March 06, 2006
A Random Ten For All The Stupid People Of The World
Okay, so I'm sitting at Nick's enjoying lunch which consisted of a chicken chimichanga, rice, beans, chips & salsa. I was enjoying my solitude, listening to my iPod, and reading this weeks Scene. I wasn't paying any attention to the other patrons until I was about to pay my bill. I took my headphones off and heard an extremely stupid woman in the booth behind me talking to her extremely stupid friend. Neither of them could have been over 40 years old.
They were discussing why they gave caffeine up for lent, all the while smoking cigarette after cigarette. Ladies, caffeine is the least of your worries at this point. The one woman said in all seriousness, "You know, they always say that cigarettes kill, but they never say how. So I was at the doctors the other day and I asked him." So I'm sitting there thinking, are you kidding, you really had to ask? She then goes on to say "Did you know that 400,000 people die each year from lung cancer? The carcinogens in cigarettes eat away at your lungs and heart, and other organs. Emphysema is caused from smoking and it basically chokes your lungs. How come no one ever tells you how they kill, they just always say that?"
This conversation should be put on television/radio as a public service announcement. I just cannot believe that one would actually have to question how exactly cigarettes kill you. I mean, hasn't the surgeon general been putting labels on cigarettes since the 70's? And what about all those Truth.com adds on television and radio. I am saddened that such stupid people exist in this world, let alone in my neighborhood.
So, this random ten goes out to all the stupid fucks living in this world, that includes you George Dubya.
1. Lean On Me - Bill Withers from The Best Of. A classic song with lyrics that offer great advice to all of us. A killer movie too!!!!
2. Into The Groove - Madonna from the Immaculate Collection. Nothing like a little 80's Madonna to get you moving.
3. Starkville City Jail (Live) - Johnny Cash from At Folsom Prison/San Quentin. A good ol' jail song for inmates, gotta love that!!
4. If You Can Feel It - ????? from a mixed funk cd in my collection. I have no idea who this is, but it is a kick ass song. A feel good jam w/ lots of brass, a little vocals, and a sweet backbeat.
5. Race For The Prize - The Flaming Lips from The Soft Bulleting. I don't think I've ever listened to this song, but I did enjoy it. This album came from Jim's amazing collection.
6. De Todo Un Poco - Michael Lloyd from Dirty Dancing Soundtrack. Oh, a classic movie from my childhood. I believe this song is the one playing when Jennifer Grey aka Baby fucks up the lift in front of everyone.
7. Gz Up Hoes Down - Snoop Dogg from Doggy Style. Pass the blunt for this song. Love me some Snoop!!!!
8. It's A Love Thing (Instrumental) - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. Nice, this guy gets high rotation on my iPod. Another chill groove with piano, percussion, and some cool sound effects here and there. Love this guy.
9. How Come You Don't Call Me - Alicia Keys from Songs In A Minor. I do enjoy this song. Good lyrics for a great voice, a solid backbeat from her drummer (probably a machine), and her kick ass piano playing.
10. Musicology - Prince from Musicology. A funky little jam from a funky little man. Love him, and I'm so glad I got to see him live a few years back. He is a hell of a guitar player!!!!
So there you have stupid people, a random ten just for you.
MJ
They were discussing why they gave caffeine up for lent, all the while smoking cigarette after cigarette. Ladies, caffeine is the least of your worries at this point. The one woman said in all seriousness, "You know, they always say that cigarettes kill, but they never say how. So I was at the doctors the other day and I asked him." So I'm sitting there thinking, are you kidding, you really had to ask? She then goes on to say "Did you know that 400,000 people die each year from lung cancer? The carcinogens in cigarettes eat away at your lungs and heart, and other organs. Emphysema is caused from smoking and it basically chokes your lungs. How come no one ever tells you how they kill, they just always say that?"
This conversation should be put on television/radio as a public service announcement. I just cannot believe that one would actually have to question how exactly cigarettes kill you. I mean, hasn't the surgeon general been putting labels on cigarettes since the 70's? And what about all those Truth.com adds on television and radio. I am saddened that such stupid people exist in this world, let alone in my neighborhood.
So, this random ten goes out to all the stupid fucks living in this world, that includes you George Dubya.
1. Lean On Me - Bill Withers from The Best Of. A classic song with lyrics that offer great advice to all of us. A killer movie too!!!!
2. Into The Groove - Madonna from the Immaculate Collection. Nothing like a little 80's Madonna to get you moving.
3. Starkville City Jail (Live) - Johnny Cash from At Folsom Prison/San Quentin. A good ol' jail song for inmates, gotta love that!!
4. If You Can Feel It - ????? from a mixed funk cd in my collection. I have no idea who this is, but it is a kick ass song. A feel good jam w/ lots of brass, a little vocals, and a sweet backbeat.
5. Race For The Prize - The Flaming Lips from The Soft Bulleting. I don't think I've ever listened to this song, but I did enjoy it. This album came from Jim's amazing collection.
6. De Todo Un Poco - Michael Lloyd from Dirty Dancing Soundtrack. Oh, a classic movie from my childhood. I believe this song is the one playing when Jennifer Grey aka Baby fucks up the lift in front of everyone.
7. Gz Up Hoes Down - Snoop Dogg from Doggy Style. Pass the blunt for this song. Love me some Snoop!!!!
8. It's A Love Thing (Instrumental) - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. Nice, this guy gets high rotation on my iPod. Another chill groove with piano, percussion, and some cool sound effects here and there. Love this guy.
9. How Come You Don't Call Me - Alicia Keys from Songs In A Minor. I do enjoy this song. Good lyrics for a great voice, a solid backbeat from her drummer (probably a machine), and her kick ass piano playing.
10. Musicology - Prince from Musicology. A funky little jam from a funky little man. Love him, and I'm so glad I got to see him live a few years back. He is a hell of a guitar player!!!!
So there you have stupid people, a random ten just for you.
MJ
Sunday, March 05, 2006
Sunday morning Random Ten
Good morning all. It's coffee time here at the West Five Two. I'm enjoying the sunshine that is beaming into my house, and getting happy that the days are becoming longer, slowly but surely. I feel great today, here is the random ten:
1. Good People - Jack Johnson from In Between Dreams. I want to know the answer to this question too, "Where'd all the good people go?" Love this guy!!
2. Sure Shot - Beastie Boys from The Sounds Of Science Disc 1. KICK AZZ!!!!
3. Brotha - Jill Scott from Who Is Jill Scott? Hells yeah, this song keeps me going, fuck all those assholes who are going to try to hold you back in life!!!!! Do your thing, love yourself, and you'll go far in life.
4. Rock And Roll (Shouts Out Back To The Rappers) - G. Love And Special Sauce from Philadelphonic. The title says it all, kudos to the hip-hoppers!!!!!!! A solid groove w/ great lyrics, filled w/ undertones of hip-hop.
5. The Yacht Club - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. A melodic, jazzie, electronic groove w/ a killer hip-hop freestlye laid over top. Lots of quotes from older tv sitcoms such as Gilligan's Island dropped in and out of the background too. I believe the guys doing the freestyle are Thes Ones.
6. All About You - 2 Pac from Greatest Hits Disc 2. This track features Nate Dogg and YGD The Top Dawg. East side, West Side, North Side, South Side, your side, my side, it's all about being funky! One race = Human.
7. Play With Fire - The Rolling Stones from Hot Rocks 1964-1971 Disc 1. A little classic rock thrown into the mix. Good times.
8. Dracula's Wedding - Outkast from Love Below. A song for all you single mother's out there that have to deal with dead beat fathers. Men are parasites.
9. Doo Wop (That Thing) - Lauryn Hill from the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Everyone knows this song. I do like L-Boogie, especially w/ the Fugee's.
10. Everybody Wanna Get Funky One More Time (Part 1) - The JB's from Funky Good Time: Anthology Disc 2. This track features James Brown on vocals and we all know James is all about getting funky, struttin', and shakin' that ass. I gotta see this guy live before he kicks it!!!
There you have it, from my musical collection. Happy Holy Day everyone.
MJ
1. Good People - Jack Johnson from In Between Dreams. I want to know the answer to this question too, "Where'd all the good people go?" Love this guy!!
2. Sure Shot - Beastie Boys from The Sounds Of Science Disc 1. KICK AZZ!!!!
3. Brotha - Jill Scott from Who Is Jill Scott? Hells yeah, this song keeps me going, fuck all those assholes who are going to try to hold you back in life!!!!! Do your thing, love yourself, and you'll go far in life.
4. Rock And Roll (Shouts Out Back To The Rappers) - G. Love And Special Sauce from Philadelphonic. The title says it all, kudos to the hip-hoppers!!!!!!! A solid groove w/ great lyrics, filled w/ undertones of hip-hop.
5. The Yacht Club - Mark Farina from Mushroom Jazz 5. A melodic, jazzie, electronic groove w/ a killer hip-hop freestlye laid over top. Lots of quotes from older tv sitcoms such as Gilligan's Island dropped in and out of the background too. I believe the guys doing the freestyle are Thes Ones.
6. All About You - 2 Pac from Greatest Hits Disc 2. This track features Nate Dogg and YGD The Top Dawg. East side, West Side, North Side, South Side, your side, my side, it's all about being funky! One race = Human.
7. Play With Fire - The Rolling Stones from Hot Rocks 1964-1971 Disc 1. A little classic rock thrown into the mix. Good times.
8. Dracula's Wedding - Outkast from Love Below. A song for all you single mother's out there that have to deal with dead beat fathers. Men are parasites.
9. Doo Wop (That Thing) - Lauryn Hill from the Miseducation of Lauryn Hill. Everyone knows this song. I do like L-Boogie, especially w/ the Fugee's.
10. Everybody Wanna Get Funky One More Time (Part 1) - The JB's from Funky Good Time: Anthology Disc 2. This track features James Brown on vocals and we all know James is all about getting funky, struttin', and shakin' that ass. I gotta see this guy live before he kicks it!!!
There you have it, from my musical collection. Happy Holy Day everyone.
MJ
Friday, March 03, 2006
Silk's Mom on NPR....
A shout out to Silk's Mom, HJ, for her appearance on NPR this morning. I enjoyed the entire piece, especially the caller looking for information on "filing a grievance." Great job HJ, very informative!!!!!
On another note, a few months back I had the chicken pox vaccine, which I'm told is about 85% effective in preventing the disease. Turns out I'm one of the 15% who's body has no reaction to the vaccine, so I'm still at risk. Anyone coming in contact w/ shingles (aka-adult chicken pox) or chicken pox needs to stay the fuck away from me. Thank you!
MJ
On another note, a few months back I had the chicken pox vaccine, which I'm told is about 85% effective in preventing the disease. Turns out I'm one of the 15% who's body has no reaction to the vaccine, so I'm still at risk. Anyone coming in contact w/ shingles (aka-adult chicken pox) or chicken pox needs to stay the fuck away from me. Thank you!
MJ
Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Headline News: Bush Warned Before Katrina

Now, I don't claim to be the smartest person in the world, but is this headline even worthy of airtime? I do not work in an oval office, I do not live in a white house, and I do not walk the pavement of Capitol Hill, but I was certainly aware of the possibilities of the storm, it was no fucking secret. I mean, little ol' me, Medusa Jones, in Cleveland Ohio, had a fucking clue that this immense, category 5, hurricane was about to blow New Orleans off the map. How is this news? The whole fucking world was warned and aware of the potential of this storm, unless you were in a comma or a prolonged vegetative state, you fucking knew!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
God Fucking Bless America,
MJ
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