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El grupo Plastilina Mosh de Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico habla de Ecuador en la cancion Decatlón del disco ‘Hola Chicuelos’ “Por que abajo de el Ecuador las estrellas son de otro color.” Lo encontraras en el punto 0:58 / 3:10.
Creating a good cover is a art in itself. Making the song your own I believe is the trick. Rebooting the essence and giving the song a whole new dimension are essential in the longevity of a epic cover song.
Andrea Balency took on covering the oddest of Jumbo tracks and like a musical scientist she re-conjured the most beautiful version of a straight forward indie rock track. She transformed this Latin Alternative song into a smooth R&B odyssey that whispers sexuality in your ear.
I was reintroduced to Jumbo by a good friend a few years back and listened to their masterpiece “Restaurant” for some reason I over looked the song “Tu Me Ves.” After hearing Andrea‘s rendition to the song I find my self trying to hear what she heard in this track. Why did she pick it. I find myself floored by her rendition.
I have heard some of her tracks before but nothing like this. So please enjoy this dose of audible sexy and right after please listen to the original.
La sensación de cuando me ves,
me recuerdas una pistola,
Porque te acercas con la mira en alto,
disparas a quemarropa….
Te escondes entre la colcha y me ves,
que sigo jugando funkin’,
Toda la noche es la misma historia,
tú duermes yo sigo zombie…
Así como me ves asi me quieres asi…así…
La cama tiene el aroma a tu piel palida flor de la noche.
Hay un dibujo donde tu a mi me ves
aguantando el maldito derroche.
Así como me ves asi me quieres asi…así…
+ Jumbo: http://www.jumbo.com.mx
+ Andrea Balency: https://www.facebook.com/balencymusic
Review written by David Campos
Twitter: @magicdave1983
Stars: ★★★★☆
There are days I ponder the idea of parallel universes. There must be entire existences where the world has become very different from its next dimensional kin. Listening to Follow the Sun, the debut album from Asymmetrical Apples, made me think of a parallel universe where the world has been left a post-apocalyptic no-man’s land by God knows what. Society has harkened back to the age of the cowboy, the Neo-Wild West. Folk music has survived the fallout, and is carried across the land by this group of roaming rough riders. How well the music survives depends on who happens to listen when they ride into town.
Asymmetrical Apples, vocally led by Miami resident Shaun Wright, begin their ride with their title song “Follow the Sun” which has a snazzy, stringed intro that is surely focusing on the outside of a saloon. After 8 attention-grabbing seconds, the Apples run out of the saloon and jump on their horses to find to a sexy-Appalachian lady they’ve heard lives around these parts. The banjo-guitar duo does an excellent job of gracefully switching between fast-paced rhythms to a slow, sounding trot akin to the step of horseshoes. It really shines as an introduction into this new world with its adventurous, yet-mildly suggestive lyrics. After this, the album continues onto very simplistic pastures with nothing more than guitars leading the way on the songs “He is My Friend” and “Don’t Hate the Man”, which has sudden, spacey-echo as it goes across its chorus. Night must have fallen across this song.
There are two songs that play on the dichotomy of good and evil that will forever exist in whatever parallel universe we are in. The song “The Devil is Here with Me” is the darkest song on the album. It is also the best one by far. While musical composition may not sound too different from most of the songs, it achieves its place at the top with intellectually; disturbing lyrics about an incident I’d prefer not to even ask about. It really is left to the listener’s psychotic interpretation. I’d be content for it to be on the soundtrack for an indie horror flick. On the flip side of the coin, you find immediate and joyful mischief as you continue the album’s Neo-Wild West adventure with “The Travelin’ Song”. This is the only one that uses percussion instruments of any kind, a tambourine and a wooden block tapping faintly in the background if I’m not mistaken. The lyrics may sound repetitive, but it’s justified with the accompaniment of a banjo-prevalent folk melody that makes you want to strap your boots up, saddle your horse, and join this group to wherever they are going, which seems to be all over the damn place.
The unexpected cello found on the song “In My Dreams” makes it the most unexpected moment on the album. Its nighttime, lullaby feel truly reflects and respects the title it was given. The cello addition is a venture into unknown territory that yielded successful passage. Still, it is rare that a debut album be flawless in execution. Follow the Sun is not one of those. “The Cycle of Cycles” feels more like a demo than finished product. It is one of the weaker songs by far that would feel more at home as a B-side. “Less than a Minute” is a quirky song that really raises an eyebrow and gives you a chuckle. It’s one of the more creative ones. Yet, it suffers by the existence of the similar song “Short and To the Point”. Though this song is just about more than a minute in running time, it feels like a carbon of “Less than a Minute” in execution. It would’ve stood alone and proud if the only lyrical words in the song would’ve been I love you. That really would’ve made it short and to the point. Finally, the song “Tomorrow We Go to the Zoo” is a song that does not belong on the album. The vocals feel screechy and forced, and just give you a feeling of wanting to continue onto something else. Could it have worked for a follow-up album? It sure could have. It just needs a musical re-imagining before being included again.
After riding into the sunset with the album’s conclusion, one knows that you can come across rocky, musical terrain that can be difficult to traverse. Still, that does not damper the adventure and discovery that comes with listening to Asymmetrical Apples’ Follow the Sun. Its existence shows that authentic lovers of music are out there in the wilderness wanting to share something with us. The 110% effort placed on this album’s creation is clearly heard. Based on that, will their music survive the harsh Neo-Wild West they manifested and reach the ears of other roamers across its uncharted parts? The answer is definitely, and with better finesse in their musical trick shots. Until then, hats off to you Apples. You did all right out there.
Official Site – http://asymmetricalapples.com/
Every Pixar movie is connected. I explain how, and possibly why.
In 2012, I watched a video on Cracked.com that introduced the idea (at least to me) that all of the Pixar movies actually exist within the same universe. Since then, I’ve obsessed over this concept, working to complete what I call The Pixar Theory, a working narrative that ties all of the Pixar movies into one cohesive timeline with a main theme. Another, longer, title is “The Grand Unifying Theory of Pixar Movies.”
This theory covers every feature-length movie made by Pixar Animation Studios since 1995. They include:
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Cubeecraft (pronounced “kyoob-ee”) papercraft toys feature interlocking tabs for construction – eliminating the need for tape, glue or other messy adhesives. To download click on the image then save the template image.
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Piyama Party + Mongosaurio + Yo Mate A Tu Perro
Sergios
Reforma 501 Casco Urbano de San Pedro entre Abasolo y Allende. San Pedro Garza García
Thursday, July 4, 2013
9:00pm until 3:00am in UTC-05
In the wake of James Gandolfini‘s passing the mighty SuspektOne collaborates on a straight to the point tribute track with beat master extraordinaire Omar Opus a.k.a. Grimm.
The icing on the cake is the beautiful sample of the Italian classic “Core ‘ngrato” brings the legend of Tony Soprano to life. Enjoy!
It is not surprising that Kanye West is the only artist to pull off recording a song called ‘I Am A God.’ What is mind blowing is that he is the only artist to have God as a featured artists on his album.
Check out this epic track here:
Here are the lyrics:
Intro: Capleton
Blazin, mi don’t want dem
Mi need dem
Blazin
Suh mi tek har outta bugah red and put her in a tall skirt
And now she find out what life is really worth
No to X rated
Yo mi tek har outta bugah red and put her in a tall skirt
And now she find out what life is really worth
No to X rated
Intro
I am a god
I am a god
I am a god
I am a god
Hurry up with my damn massage
Hurry up with my damn ménage
Get the Porsche out the damn garage
I am a god
Even though I’m a man of God
My whole life in the hands of God
So y’all better quit playing with God
Soon as they like you make ’em unlike you
Cause kissing people ass is so unlike you
The only rapper who compared to Michael
So here’s a few hating-ass niggas who’ll fight you
And here’s a few snake-ass niggas to bite you
And I don’t even wanna hear ’bout what niggas might do
Old niggas mentally still in high school
Since the tight jeans they never liked you
Pink-ass polos with a fucking backpack
But everybody know you brought real rap back
Nobody else had swag, man, we the Rat Pack
Virgil Pyrex, Don C snapback
Ibn diamond, Chi-town shining
Monop’ in this bitch, get a change of climate
Hop in this bitch and get the same thing I’m in
Until the day I get struck by lightning
I am a God
So hurry up with my damn massage
In a French-ass restaurant
Hurry up with my damn croissants
I am a God
I am a God
I am a God
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
I just talked to Jesus
He said, “What up Yeezus?”
I said, “Shit I’m chilling
Trying to stack these millions”
I know he the most high
But I am a close high
Mi casa es su casa
That’s that cosa nostra
I am a God
I am a God
I am a God
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH!!
Outro: Bon Iver
Ain’t no way I’m giving up on my god
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