Ahhh!! finally!! i got this to work,
well there will be no more posts here, for damn sure, i might start another one later on, but im done here, :D, if i do, ill post somethin here
byeeee
Its, A Perfect Day, Wut r u waiting for!
Ahhh!! finally!! i got this to work,

yes I've compiled a list. These were my dancy groovy pop song that I was grooving to this past year, when I was at the gym or just dancing with myself, nothin' serious in this list. The Serious stuff is commin' up in a bit:
01 Ride A White Horse - Goldfrapp
So like wut, a month after and halfish after the new year, I've finally decided to do a best of 06 list for Music and Movies. Lets start with All the Movies:
2. Borat
3. Science of Sleep
4. Marie Antoinette



hi guys:
Sorry guys, but there will be no new posts for a while (like 2 weeks), cuz my our house is a mess and we have a leaky pipe so the house is being striped down slowely, and i'm going on vacation tommorow, so ya.. plz keep visting the website and visit the links for your daily music fixture.
Sorry for the lack of postings... I've been really busy lately, I've been working for all week pretty much and finally my artistic dry period is over and for some reason I've been flooded with ideas, so I've been working hard. But her are the highlights of the week anyways:
On one of the lengthy conversations Me and Komi were having during midnight on MSN, she told me that she hates Punk Music. She said she believes that it is waste of time listening to punk music when all the artist does is scream. That got me thinking, how many people categorize punk by the music of the Mainstream punk bands of now, bands that only sing of sorrow and sadness that teenage little girl only connect to, like simple plan. Which got me thinking how sad the punk music scene has become that when we think punk, bands like simple plan or My Chemical Romance comes to mind. Personally I don't even consider simple Plan punk, to me they are cheesy teenage drama music. My Chemical Romance I have to admit, I like, but I don't consider their music punk. Their More of an emo/Pop band. So on this post, I will give you my definition of Punk music, of what I consider to be real punk rock artists.
1. Siouxsie and the Banshees: Many don't consider Siouxsie and the Banshees a Punk band. They are categorized more as a Goth band, and I do agree with that. However, They did release in my opinion one of the most influential punk albums, "The Scream". Sure later on in their career, Siouxsie found commercial success with songs like "Kiss Them For Me", and like most punk bands settled for a more pop sound, but "The Scream" still remains a flawless punk album in my opinion, so:
4. Patti Smith: Probably my favourite artist out of the bunch, this Punk poet changed the way we listen to punk. With one of the best rated albums of the past century "Horses", Patti Smith changed the face of punk music forever. She later went on to make music in the general rock category but to this day, her most influential work remains to be "Horses".
5. Richard Hell & the Viodoids: Richard Hell was one of the first bands to emerge out of the 1970's New York punk scene. His music to me has a very care free sound to it, and makes me happy to listen to.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs: The last one of the bunch. With all the mentioned artist above being from 1970's, which in my opinion is when the best punk music was made, I felt the need to include one of the new Punk artists of our time. I personally don't listen to any new punk music, because the popular ones are really bad, and for some reason I've never came across an underground punk band that I like. YYY's are really not a punk band, Specially with their new album, but their last album "Fever to Tell" had a very punk sound to it, so I decided to include them on the list.well, first, sorry to not post for a while, i lost my pasword and since it was on the automatic pasword thing i had forgotten wut the pasword was... lol so ya,

