Something happened on the road to revolution.
Someone or something above pulled on the strings of creativity and left us in the wake of mediocrity. Exposure to thought-provoking music has been shaded by an ADD-led onslaught of 15 minute-famers whose momentary appeal doesn’t seem to have the prerequisite punch card.
Bubblegum pop has left a bad taste in my mouth and normally I love both bubblegum and pop.
My proposition is like a double-edged sword and it’s time to start swinging people. For those of us who don’t believe that a fat and furry creature (who is smart enough to sleep all winter) can predict how much longer we will have to endure this frozen tundra and for those that simply want to blast away the pain of mediocre music, follow these instructions:
Find yourself a decent stereo systemMake sure your obnoxious neighbours are home
Mix yourself a strong drink-something tropical!!!
Play the following list in order and at max volume
I Idolize You - Ike and Tina Turner
Grits Ain’t Groceries - Little Milton
Gamma Ray - Beck
On Board - Friendly Fires
Rich Girls - The Virgins
Uptown Top Ranking - Althea and Donna
Something’s Got A Hold On Me - Etta James
Goin’ Down South - R.L. Burnside feat. Lyrics Born
Big Ideas - LCD Soundsystem
The Sweat Descends - Les Savy Fav
P.S. Author not responsible for broken speakers, altercations with aforementioned neighbours and/or police intervention. However, author will take credit for any amorous adventures with one or multiple partners. {w}
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About 10.000 protesters took on the street of Toronto on the opening day of G20. After 2 hours of peaceful march, about 100 violent black-blocs anarchists left the march and started smashing windows and police cars. After about a hour and a half, police began trapping protesters in Queen's Park, as the anarchists changed clothes and vanished, leaving peaceful protesters against police charge and pepper sprays bullets.
Sous une pluie battante, arivée de Ban Ki-moon a l'aeroport Pearson de Toronto pour le G20 qui commence cet après-midi - June 26, 2010
Jeudi 24 juin, Toronto, plus de policiers que d'activistes dans les rues de Toronto à la veille du G8. Ici, un officier de la police de Toronto longe la clôture de sécurité de plus de 3km de long qui entoure le Toronto Convention Centre qui accueillera le G20 à partir de samedi.
Alors que la Police de Toronto vient d'arrêter un homme atteint de surdité durant la manifestation "Global day of action", une femme supplie la police de relâcher son ami
