Deutchsland REMIX
Bruno Mars (half lounge)
HACkmosPHERE
Bruno Mars (half lounge)
HACkmosPHERE
Monday, December 30, 2013
Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Friday, December 6, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Monday, December 2, 2013
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Insanely good Music
B.o.B - Out of My Mind ft. Nicki Minaj [Official Music Video]
Dope game gotta lotta people insane - AMG
2pac - Makaveli - Krazy
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Some killer music
"Homicide" (Music Video): Wiz Khalifa feat. Young Jeezy & Chevy Woods
Ja Rule - FAST AND Furious Fuck You *UNCENSORED* *LYRICS*
A$AP Rocky - Pheonix
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
11.12.2013 - Yo Gotti before law class
Yo Gotti ft. TI - King Sh*t
Yo Gotti ft. French Montana - Work
Yo Gotti - White World
Yo Gotti - That's What's Up, What It Is
Monday, November 11, 2013
Deutsch-Songs
Herr Von Grau - Herbst
Dolla Koin - Cigarette Bwoy { Matterhorn Diss }
Seeed - Ding
Beginner - Danke
Nena - 99 Luftballoons
Kangfischer - Kho Gayi Hai
Saturday, November 9, 2013
J. Cole ft. Drake and Kanye West
J. Cole ft. Drake - Hit it in the Morning
Kanye West - Good Morning
Co-Cheezy BUE and Bonnie and Clyde (Serge Gainsbourg)
This kid tried to rob me with a 9mm, but some good songs he turned me on to.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Rap on Friday And Saturday
Where da Bud AT? - 3 6 Mafia
Marijuana - Kid Cudi
8 Pounds of Purple - Juicy J ft. Gucci Mane & Project Pat
Moreno//Jadakiss - Chase Bank
Red Cafe Ft. Fabulous Lloyd Banks - The Realest
What I Do - Gucci Mane ft. Waka Flocka and OJ Da Juiceman
T.I. - The Way We Ride
North Memphis Mafia - Juicy J ft. Project Pat
My Kitchen - Gucci Mane
We Back Soon - Lil' Wayne
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
What Does the Fox Say? and Füchse
My Israeli stepfather, Gideon Bavly gave me this mix tape, and the pick me up put me down etc was definitely on it, that was before he tried to strangle me and I had to go back south #fuckoff That was 2005, and the mix said greatest hits of the 90s.
Monday, November 4, 2013
Sunday, November 3, 2013
BORDER
Published on Jul 8, 2013
Vocals and music Paul Fischer
Musical edit: David Fischer
First chorus ONLY: David Fischer
Musical edit: David Fischer
First chorus ONLY: David Fischer
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Ray Antley- Kangfischer
Music from some awd notes I was chopping up!
Words and vocals: mine, though some are from my great-grandmother, "Mary-Francis MacSwain" or Nana as we called her.
When you dance to it, do the Charleston like my great-grandmother, "Willhelmena Antley" or Gan as she was known to her family at thanksgiving.
Monday, October 28, 2013
My side of a conversation with Brian Macfadyen on Youtube policies, royalties and economic good sense
If corporations and artists are flat out blocking a film or music video, it's censorship. There has to be an exponential royalty system, where people who are providing legitimate serious content are getting close to a similar royalty as the music they sample
and those who simply put a picture of a pumpkin and let it be end up with tiniest fraction of that royalty, i think free market compensates for that though because if there is a good music video someone will watch it, and if there is a crappy one they wont, when both are costing the same...
and for artists who dont "make music videos" they might have an economic incentive to use a blog or something bandcamp kind of thing where they can isolate their customer base and force out the competition,if they have a natural monopoly on their sound, that is talent sometimes, cartel economics might be more useful for that particular group.
Alice In Wonderland Music Video
Alice in Wonderland trailer to the beats of Velvet Underground, Talking Heads, and Buffalo Springfield
[Sunday Morning, Take me to the River, My Side of Town] {Respectively}
[Sunday Morning, Take me to the River, My Side of Town] {Respectively}
Pale Blue Eyes
"The Velvet Underground is the third album The Velvet Underground. It was their first record to feature Doug Yule, John Cale's replacement. It was recorded in 1968 at TTG Studios in Hollywood, California. This album's softer sound marks a radical shift in approach in style from the group's previous recordings. In 2003, the album was ranked number 314 on Rolling Stone's "The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list.
Lou Reed said "I really didn't think we should make another White Light/White Heat. I thought it would be a terrible mistake, and I really believed that. I thought we had to demonstrate the other side of us. Otherwise, we would become this one-dimensional thing, and that had to be avoided at all costs." Maureen Tucker said, "I was pleased with the direction we were going and with the new calmness in the group, and thinking about a good future, hoping people would smarten up and some record company would take us on and do us justice." Doug Yule said the album "was a lot of fun. The sessions were constructive and happy and creative, everybody was working together."
The Velvet Underground was the band's first album for MGM Records, the band's first two albums having been issued by MGM subsidiary and legendary jazz label, Verve Records. The previously strong Andy Warhol influence is diminished, with the most notable ties to The Factory being the cover and back photographs taken by Warholite Billy Name, and opening track "Candy Says," written about transsexual Candy Darling (who would later appear in Reed's 1972 song, "Walk On The Wild Side").
The record was produced by the band themselves, and issued in two different stereo mixes. The more widely distributed version is the one done by TTG staff recording engineer Val Valentin. The other mix was done by Lou Reed, and was dubbed the "Closet Mix" by guitarist Sterling Morrison. There are significant sonic differences in the mixes, but the most dramatic is that "Some Kinda Love" is an entirely different performance in the two versions.
The LP sleeve was designed by Dick Smith, then a staff artist at MGM/Verve."
-From description on youtube.com
Lou Reed said "I really didn't think we should make another White Light/White Heat. I thought it would be a terrible mistake, and I really believed that. I thought we had to demonstrate the other side of us. Otherwise, we would become this one-dimensional thing, and that had to be avoided at all costs." Maureen Tucker said, "I was pleased with the direction we were going and with the new calmness in the group, and thinking about a good future, hoping people would smarten up and some record company would take us on and do us justice." Doug Yule said the album "was a lot of fun. The sessions were constructive and happy and creative, everybody was working together."
The Velvet Underground was the band's first album for MGM Records, the band's first two albums having been issued by MGM subsidiary and legendary jazz label, Verve Records. The previously strong Andy Warhol influence is diminished, with the most notable ties to The Factory being the cover and back photographs taken by Warholite Billy Name, and opening track "Candy Says," written about transsexual Candy Darling (who would later appear in Reed's 1972 song, "Walk On The Wild Side").
The record was produced by the band themselves, and issued in two different stereo mixes. The more widely distributed version is the one done by TTG staff recording engineer Val Valentin. The other mix was done by Lou Reed, and was dubbed the "Closet Mix" by guitarist Sterling Morrison. There are significant sonic differences in the mixes, but the most dramatic is that "Some Kinda Love" is an entirely different performance in the two versions.
The LP sleeve was designed by Dick Smith, then a staff artist at MGM/Verve."
-From description on youtube.com
Friday, October 25, 2013
Easiest way to memorize the Electromagnetic radiation in order of energy!
In order to remember the EMR (electromagnetic radiation) spectrum there is a joke. I thought it up while studying for my chemistry exam and thinking about the beginning of each part.
A hippie walks into a fun house and says: "GrUVI MiRa"
The order of electromagnetic radiation according to energy levels is Gamma Rays, Ultra Violet light, Visible light, Infrared light, Microwave light, and Radio waves
I hope this helps someone studying for an exam!
Peace.
A hippie walks into a fun house and says: "GrUVI MiRa"
The order of electromagnetic radiation according to energy levels is Gamma Rays, Ultra Violet light, Visible light, Infrared light, Microwave light, and Radio waves
I hope this helps someone studying for an exam!
Peace.
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