What do the kids listen to?

The Walk = The Cure
Love & Let Love = Gossip
Oh Cherie = New Young Pony Club
On Fire = The Sounds
Pow Pow = LCD SoundSystem
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Juicy Dancing

Soo, its Friday. I've been on Social Network sites all week, sites like FaceBook & Twitter. I notice people for some reason or another have a strong motion towards quoting shit. People especially LOVE to quote deep philosophical stuff. While knowing that no where on their agenda for the week or weeks past have they actually said these quotes aloud. Nor have they even taken a Philosophy class. Yet and still they try to be deep and meaningful, but don't apply it or even take a conditioning to it. So I am here to combat that. Since its Friday, & I've dealt with these low-life halfway philosophical hush puppy cornballs all week. I don't want to sit here and quote some stuff or ponder and give you something meaningful. I want to give you some MEANINGFUL. Something that will help you get away from the faux-bourgeoisie complex having syndicates. People don't want to think! They just want to feel!
1. "Dj" - Amanda Blank
2. "Juice" - Juz Coz
3. "She Wants To Move" - N.E.R.D.
4. "Hot-N-Fun" - N.E.R.D.
5. "Hella Good" - No Doubt
6. "D.A.N.C.E." - Justice
7. "On To The Next One" - Jay-Z feat Swizz Beatz
WORK IT OUT! ! !

Sweat It Out (A Double Standard)

Sooo, I went to SxSw this year, while there saw many great bands, very few Dj's. Though of the Dj's I saw, I got a chance to sneak into the Fools Gold Party and check out Sammy Bananas & some of Maggie Horn which together are quite possibly in my top 5 favorite duo's of all time right after Moses & Aaron. Of course Outkast is just before them at #1, any who, while Sammy Bananas while playing there was one song inparticular that he played. It was a remix/re-fix of R.Kelly's bump and grind. Mind you this was in March, so this has been like 6 months in the making... Matter of fact I dont even think this is the proper song he played but heck, its A ok with me. Its so live. So take off your shoes, tie your hair, put on something a little more skimmpy and sweat it out. This one is simple and to the point. Not to mention the first two songs are 90's R&B track that were once used to sweat it out(HINT HINT WINK WINK), and are now used to sweat it out... Her'jew Go Manne:

Bump-&-Grind - R.Kelly / Turbo P remix
Freak You - Jodeci / MK Dub remix
On The DanceFloor - David Guetta feat. Wil.I.Am & Apl D Ap / Chuckie remix
Sweat IT OUT

Freestyle For Love

Sooo, This one means a lot to me. Being that I am half Puerto Rican and all. Plus this is somewhat what I was raised on, during a period in my life. I fondly remember going to my TiTi Melinda's parties on the west side of Cleveland, Ohio. It was SOOOO LIVE, or at least what I can remember, they used to go hard, all night. Any way! The Musical Genre covered in this mix is called Freestyle. Straight from a 1970's disco, to the syncopated, synthetic instrumentation of 1980's electro, had House not come into effect in the early 90's I believe Freestyle would still be a popular genre today. Which is where that whole Miami/Florida bass style deviated from. Don't believe me? Reference any Real older Puerto Rican, or anyone from NY in the late 80'searly 90's, preferably The Bronx. Hell it was even featured in Wild Style & Beat Street. So with no further adieu, from a corner of my memory bank, I Present: Freestyle For Love
*1-Show Me = The Cover Girls
*2-Crush On You = The Jets
*3-Come Go With Me = Exposure
*4-Spring Love = Stevie B
*5-Can You Feel The Beat = Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam
*6-I Wonder If I Take You Home = Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam
Bust It

JUMPING AND SWEATING.

I just wanted to start off and really let you kids know that I dont think y'all know how hard I am killing the correspodance between these pictures and these mixes. . . Anyway, today is brought to you in part by Ghanaian producer/DJ Kunto Ofori. I wanted to give him props but I can't. There is no info on him, so perhaps by chance if you know him, please tell him to contact me. None the less these are are his re-edits. This is my mix. For your A.D.D.
1. See Line Woman - Nina Simone
2. E Gbe Mi - The Benders
3. Mayibuye I Africa - Vido Jelashe
4. Calypso Bluesv2 - Marvin Gaye
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