Asobi Seksu - New Years (from Citrus)
Friday, October 29, 2010
Asobi Seksu Live in Singapore: Nov 27
Asobi Seksu - New Years (from Citrus)
Monday, October 25, 2010
Arrested Development and Public Enemy in Malaysia?
When you hear a rumour about two of your hip-hop icons making their way to these parts next year, you can't help but get all warm and fuzzy and think back to those childhood moments, when you first discovered them, when life was simpler...ahhh...oooo...ommmm...Doodeedoodeedoodeee...
Uhhh, what was that? Where am I?
Oh well, look at this. It's a meadow. And look, there's Uncle Boogoo! He's the one who said to me back when I was a little urchin, "Boy, there is nothing quite like living 3 years, 5 months and 2 days in the life of...". And then he walked off, got himself a beer, and transformed into a pork chop.
Since then, I have never stopped in my quest to discover the conclusion of that statement. I have fought with lions, grappled with tigers and slept with bears in search of the answer to that hanging sentence. I have eaten in Italy, prayed in India and loved in Bali, and have even mastered the art of doing yoga while looking sexier than Julia Roberts.
So anyways, here I am! And I finally get a chance to ask my uncle what he really meant! Here I go...
Me: Hi Uncle Boogoo.
Uncle Boogoo: Hi, Macho Man!
Me: I've always had this question that I wanted to ask you for the longest time. It's been bugging me forever. And so since you are here, I thought I wanted to ask you now.
Uncle Boogoo: Well, ask away boy!
Me: Well Uncle Boogoo, the question is, you know when you said there is nothing quite like living 3 years, 5 months and 2 days in the life of", you just stopped. You never finished your sentence.
Uncle Boogoo: Oh I didn't?
Me: No you didn't. So I was wondering, what was the end of that sentence? By the way, you look like an awesome pork chop.
Uncle Boogoo: Thanks boy. Well, I wanted to say that there is nothing quite like living 3 years, 5 months and 2 days in the life of... hey, are you chewing on my ankle?
Me: Oh umm... mgdfffdfrfd...
Uncle Boogoo: What? My ankle tastes of pork?
Me: Grfosfffwfffssmm...
Uncle Boogoo: Why yes, I did season it with parsley, oregano and weed.
Me: Frugddfffwedddeeeeddfjekf.
Uncle Boogoo: Oh sure, you can start on my knees next. So did you still want to know the answer to your question?
Me: Frgguttettebatbttit.
Uncle Boogoo: Ok. Make sure you try my thighs, they totally rock.
New Found Glory - Tennessee (Arrested Development cover) (from Punk Goes Crunk)
Thursday, October 21, 2010
The Black Keys in Malaysia? Whoah ...
Now why would we want something boring like that?
The Black Keys - Chop and Change (from OST Twilight: Eclipse)
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Rarity on the Rarity: Copeland - Black Hole Sun
Black Hole Sun
(Fearless)
Rare factor: Sugary sweet Floridan band cover gloomy Seattle grunge classic for a tacky punk compilation? The first time in the series that the original band is actually more punk than the band covering it.
Allowing Copeland to cover Soundgarden is like eating fried chicken with chocolate sauce. Not that it does not work, but well, it's just a little strange. Me? I prefer my chicken with strawberry sauce myself topped with some cherrys and a scoop of 'durian' ice cream. Now that my friend, is a combo that's not strange. Have I told you about my deep fried monkey recipe? Oh man, the syrup on that one.
Copeland - Black Hole Sun
Friday, October 15, 2010
This Week's Track 9: A Camp - Eau De Colonia
Like how on a day-to-day basis, I would usually, pick up my flame thrower, head out to the woods behind my home and torch the whole forrest looking for some truffles. My wife has indicated that it might be a little drastic but I told her that one should not compromise on good food. She then said something about how 'where we live, truffles don't grow'. I think it's silly to think that something only grows in a specific place. Why would that be? But on the flip side, I have found that the truffles picked up, tasted more like snails. My wife has said they are but I am choosing the option of 'selective hearing'.
It's the secret to a long-lasting marriage.
A Camp - Eau De Colonia (from Colonia)
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Broadcast Live in Malaysia?
Hmm ... something about that last one did not sound right.
No details as yet, but if you don't hear anything in a year then consider us farting as usual, but if you do and you're incredibly happy, you can send us a cheque for 1,000.00 bucks and throw in your wife into the deal as well.
Broadcast - Where Youth and Laughter Go (from The Future Crayon)
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Let's get lyrical, lyrical: David Bazan - Lost My Shape
Shivering in the cold
Waiting outside the bar
Until the opener's over
But now you feel like a drinker
Twenty days off the shots
Down at the liquor store
Trying to call your sponsor
You used to feel like a forest fire burning
But now you feel like a child
Throwing tantrums for your turn
You used to feel like a prophet
And everyone wanted to know
How you could tell the truth
Without losing that soft glow
But now you feel like a preacher
Evoking the flames of Hell
Some drunk fisherman
Chasing after the white whale
You used to feel like the prodigal returning
But now you hate what you've made
And you want to watch it burn
Just want to also say at this point of time that I used to feel like a chicken, frying in a fryer. I also used to feel like a pig, watching my knuckles braised. Why did I feel the need to express that? Cause I am hungry. And when I am hungry, I write poetic words. Either that, or I pick up slingshot and start shooting the children but my wife's not happy about me doing that, especially since they are not even my kids.
David Bazan - Lost My Shape (from Curse Your Branches)
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