Not much going on over here at the West Five Two except household chores. I'm gonna fire off an RT (because I'm procrastinating) then go finish scraping the paint off the interior of my back porch. Fun. Here ya go....
1. Open Mic - Liquid Soul from one of my many mixed discs. Love these guys, and this song is just as the name implies, a freestyle w/ lots of jamming going down in the background. I will be heading to Peabody's to see this guys later next month.
2. The Panties - Mos Def from The New Danger. Mos is my boy!!!
3. Horny - Mousse T from yet another mixed disc. This song brings me back to my days in West Philadelphia and all the craziness that occurred on Regent Square. Yes Yes.
4. One Of Us - Joan Osborne from Relish. This is a really good album, I got to see her way back, about 11 years ago at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia. She's great.
5. Double Take - Seeds & Stems from Sunno Estico The Music Of Seeds & Stems. This is a nice funky/electronic groove that puts you floating out somewhere in tympanic vibration land.
6. Better Days - Anthony Hamilton from Coming From Where I'm From. I dig this guy.
7. The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly - Hugo Montenegro from Instrumental Magic. Okay, explanation here....my uncle, who is a drummer, let me borrow this disc when I was a kid so I could listen to some of the beats. I guess I never gave it back to him, oops.
8. Waterfalls - TLC from Crazysexycool. Oh yeah, let's all bow our head in a moment of silence for my girl Left Eye. Remember this song, it was the shit, and so was the video. Mad props TLC, mad props.
9. Break Of Dawn - Salt-N-Peppa from Very Necessary. Another old school group, hells yeah. I love these women. What ever happened to them??
10. Folsom Prison Blues - Johnny Cash from Live @ Folsom/San Quentin. AH, one of my favorite Johnny Cash songs. I'm gonna play it again, I love it that much.
Okay y'all, thanks for allowing me to procrastinate. I'll be sporting a dust mask and goggles if anyone wants to come get a look at my hot piece of ass.
Medusa J
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Heck yes for the Electric Factory! MJ, do you think it's funny that we got to know each other in Cleveland despite having the Philly connection? As Alannis Morrisette would say, "Isn't it ironic?"
"Don't you think?"
My Philly reign lasted from Aug 97-May 00. Then to the land of Cleve I came.
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