Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
To Pimp a Butterfly is as visual an experience as it is musical. "Those are my real home boys on my album cover" Kendrick told MTV in April, in a way that makes it damn sure he's not lying. Every single one of those home boys on the album cover is significant, every single one the manifest of another incredible moment of TPAB. Observe the art as you listen from start to finish - the kids on the bottom right are 'Momma' already wise enough to teach Kendr
I remember Kamil making a similar post to this, this time last year. I just got home from my last day of high school ever and it's only just setting in that I'm never going back. It's been my life for the last five years and so far the only real significant part of my growth as a person and now I'm leaving it behind. Seeing the rest of my year group crying (including one of my best friends who I've never seen cry before) made it really difficult to stay composed but I managed to. I've got my old
I think this was the best day yet. :)
I was lucky enough to be given my very own record player, with 2 brand new copies of Coldplay's Mylo Xyloto and Green Day's American Idiot on Vinyl. We also dug through my Dad's old collection and found some old U2 albums, among others. Gotta say, this ranks pretty high in my favourite gifts of all time list.
Let the collecting begin anew.
Oh, and I also had my first drink. The guy behind the bar (who I recognize from my high school, who was a year
And so, my blog will now have existed within four separate years. 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015. Crazy to think about – I still remember my first post, wondering what it was like to be in on this blog game, and see if I’d get any recognition within the clan at all. That was the time that I stopped lurking, and became an active member of the forums – 2 and a half years later I still think that it’s one of the best choices I ever made. Even if I haven’t posted much the last couple of months, or hardly th
Yesterday morning, I awoke early and decided to get on RS to finish off 99 Construction. I logged in to see a treasure hunter key I had forgotten to cash in the night before, so I used it... and my blood ran cold.
My heart froze, and I began to go into some kind of mental breakdown. Despite all my feelings, my hatred, my repulsedness towards the cursed Silverhawk boots, the item that wiped my goal of top 100 on the Agility hiscores from the face of the earth, the item that created a new gener
Some people out there (and I assume a few of you guys) have become and / or are still addicted to various things. Addictions are very largely looked down upon (mainly addictions to substances) but the one I would like to discuss here today is not that kind – and I see this a fitting place to put it – I’d like to talk about my addiction to RuneScape.
Today I was legitimately offered $500 NZD from my mother to stop playing RuneScape forever. I declined instantly, without a second thought. I mysel
Keys to the Kingdom
He stood before it.
It stood before him.
The huge, black, polished wood door loomed high above. So intricate, so detailed. Not a single chip in the surface, hundreds of ornate carvings dominated the door. Faces, animals, mythical creatures. Torches lined the surrounding stone walls - burning strong, fierce, bright, illuminating the varnished, shiny frame of the door, and the lustrous, golden door handle. He approached the handle and gave it a pull. Nothing, like usual.
I was bored this morning, and decided to make this. I know RuneScape stories have been done before, but I want to make my own here.
2006
I started the account "Tama Boy20" on the 26th of Decemeber, 2006, after numerous attempts at RuneScape, and unfortunately dying. My first death that I remember, was me walking down the road towards Al-Kharid. I passed the Al-Kharid mine, and saw some yellow rocks. I thought to myself, "Wow? Are those gold?" and went to prospect them. As I was getting atta
Always In My Head - a song that I wouldn't have put anywhere else on the album. The best possible start, and an amazing song.
Magic - i've already spoken about.
Ink - Probably my least favourite on the album, but I did like it towards the end.
True Love - I loved the lyrics to this song, and really liked how it synced into Midnight
Midnight - I've already spoken about.
Another's Arms - Similar to True Love in my opinion, I liked this one because of the lyrics more.
Oceans - A great Ballad,
Magic may have been vocally centered, but this definately isn't. It's definately more sound than before, reminiscent of Mylo Xyloto, but not as much as stuff such as Charlie Brown or Don't Let It Break Your Heart. Someone in the comments said "Why not credit Avicii?" and I had to agree, cause I'd already been reminded of them by this. Just under three weeks till the album is here guys!
The scum of this earth. The last message I said hadn't even disappeared from my head when he immediately logged out. Reported him for scamming and all that yadeyah.
Oh and he was a lvl 147 in Addy armour, so probably a throw away account.
I've got it!
I think
One of my friends who's pro as says I've got it so thats it I guess
always a way to make it smoother but meh thats good enough for me
The closest we've heard to their old stuff in a long time. Now don't get me wrong - I like the new stuff, A Thousand Suns is my favourite album from LP - but the return of the rock/rap (even if it isn't Shinoda's voice) Makes me happy. Plus the song length, and how powerful it is, makes me like this even more. Too bad the artwork is basic.