Hooters Girl Can Really Hula Hoop
It certainly makes up for her inability to wear pants.
You know there are some transitions in there that indicate this most likely isn’t one solid clip. She probably flung that thing into oncoming traffic, caused a few accidents and after that they continued filming.
Copeland - Sleep
I’ve been listening to Copeland a lot lately.
amazing how music can take you back to one specific place and time and age in your life. i am 7 years ago. listening to this record in my old room in Wheeling, WV…long hair…skinny body…everything is white and soft and dusty in the room…and i am quiet…and new. so new. it almost hurts to think about how safe everything was then.
The Fame Monster: Drake’s unenviable success
“Look What You’ve Done” is typical of the combination of soft sounds and hard truths on “Take Care.” Over a gentle piano figure, and backing vocals by the little-known but widely respected R.&B. singer Static Major, Drake raps quickly and nimbly about the support that he received from his aunt, sneaking into her pool after school dances, borrowing her Lexus, and discussing with her his ambivalence about an acting career. He eventually pays back the money he and his mother borrowed - their “checks bounced, but we bounced back.” Imagine Will Smith losing his sunny disposition and rapping about suburbia with a straight face, and being convincing enough not to sound soft.
- In this week’s issue, Sasha Frere-Jones writes about Drake’s new album, “Take Care” [subscription required]: http://nyr.kr/tYF9mt
The Early November Sign To Rise Records (NEW ALBUM SPRING 2012) (by riserecords)
1000 Times a Day - The Early November
Hey.
Can anyone give me some bands whose songs have really good lyrics.
My writing has been slacking lately. I figure to write better, I should read better lyrics. Help meeee.
The Early November, I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business, Ace Enders And A Million Different People, Copeland, The Dangerous Summer, Brightwood, Daphne Loves Derby, Secondhand Serenade, Dashboard Confessional, Further Seems Forever, Death Cab For Cutie, Day At The Fair, Finding Westerly, The Get Up Kids, Mae, Mayday Parade, Remember Maine, The Rocket Summer, Sherwood, This Providence, Jamestown Story, nevershoutnever!, Hellogoodbye, Taking Back Sunday, The Color Fred
That’s just off the top of my head, most of those probably aren’t new to you. I could always list more too.
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“Sleep Means Sleeping” by I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business
