Tom Cruise LOL WTF!
-B. Superman the Movie. Let me just say right now, on record, that John Williams is the best composer in Hollywood, hands down. He's done Jurassic Park, Superman, Star Wars, and many others. This guy pisses brilliance!
II. ] Of course, I've also gotten some excellent full albums courtesy of
albumbase.com. This website rocks long and hard. I'll let you make the pun there. Let's go through some albums (very fast because I have a short attention span!):
-A. "The Fat of the Land" by The Prodigy. Unknown to you, I happen to enjoy some good Big Beat music every now and then. "The Fat of the Land" is considered a very important electronica album, so I figured I'd download it. This album is really tight even though it was made 9 years ago. The songs have alot of energy to them, so it's a great distraction from my normal playlist (read: Rage Against the Machine/ NIN). If you wanna know what this album is like, then preview the song "
Smack My Bitch Up" on iTunes.
B+-B. "Black Holes and Revelations" by Muse. I'm still not sure how much I like this band, even though I'm leaning towards the "They're pretty damn good" side of things. They're like Queen + Radiohead with random rock bits strewn about. This album sounds pretty nice, and I consider it better than their last album, "Absolution". Everyone should check out the song "
Supermassive Black Hole" on iTunes and you'll hear the kind of catchy tunes that they make.
B
-C. "Legion of Boom" by The Crystal Method. What can I say? Great Big Beat music with a rock feel. Like "The Fat of the Land", the music here is energetic and enjoyable to listen to. However, the albums do not sound the same. Check out "
Weapons of Mass Distortion" on iTunes to get the feel of the album.
B
III. ] Clubs that I'm in this year:
- Environmental Club (lame-ass overcompensating preps).
- AMP (Very cool people (for the most part)).
- SADD (haven't met yet)
- APC (hoping to become president)
- Aviation Club (pretty cool, and only 6 of us)
- Art Club (like i'm going to decorate shit)
Well folks, that's all for today. Come back next week for another exciting installment of Mike Rambling!
