Thursday, February 9, 2012

Lana Del Ray at Amobea Music SF


So...........today I went to the Lana Del Ray show at Amobea music on Haight Street San Francisco and I can tell you first hand that this bitch is the real deal. She was onstage with a micophone and one pianist and killed it. All of her haters can eat a bowl of dicks because she's more talented than most artist out there today and here is why.

  • She has a subdued presence about her which captures the viewer. Fairy like(?)
  • Super hot in person
  • really hot in person
  • Humble
Check the videos below to see for yourself what the hell I'm talking about.


Lana if you need a choreographer or movement coach holla at your boy!





    Monday, January 30, 2012

    The Real King of Limbs


    To no ones surprise, I'm a huge Radiohead (no shit). Last year was such an amazing year to appreciate they're music with the release of they're new studio album The King of Limbs along with four extra singles and the TKOL Remix album. Through all of the music madness with the band releasing new music throughout the entire year I found a new site called The King of Limbs part 2 which suggest in its title that there might be a second part of the album. TKOL2 quickly became a favorite site of mine with regular updates on the band and what they're up to along with fan made videos and art work pertaining to the music. A little community. I recently sent the web master Josh Kirkpatrick a list of questions about the site and its origins and he was kind enough to answer. Read the post below and enjoy.

    1. Why start the King of Limbs part 2?

    I started the TKOL2 blog after reading some of the initial rumors of there being a second part to The King Of Limbs. I kept finding all of these different things, but they were scattered between several sites and message boards and it was really hard to keep up with, so I brought all of the information to one place. I really never thought it would grow to the level that it did.


    2. How did you feel once TKOL2 started getting a lot of hits and even featured in RollingStone music magazine?

    I was really shocked to see it on Rolling Stone, that was really the first big site that mentioned the site. To see it mentioned on so many websites was really cool for me. I really didn't have any expectations for the site when I started it, so to be mentioned by sites like Rolling Stone and Pitchfork is something that I'm really proud of.


    3. For a website built around a conspiracy that TKOL would have a second album how hard was it to hear Ed O'Brien confirm there will be no TKOL2?

    When Ed O'Brien dispelled the Part 2 rumors it wasn't really a big deal to me. I think a lot of people were expecting me to be upset, though it wasn't that way at all. I literally received hundred's of emails and messages that day urging me to keep the site going, which was really touching for me. Even though the band didn't officially release a "Part 2", they did end up releasing 2 new singles with a total of 4 new songs, 8 remix singles, and a 2 disc compilation of remixes.


    4. What’s your favorite track off of the album?

    My favorite track from the album is still probably "Little By Little", maybe it's the guitar riff? That track has stood out to me since the first time I listened to the album.


    5. You have been very cool about posting Radiohead fan videos. Have you ever considered making any?

    I try to post as many unique videos as I can find. I don't have any plans to make any of my own, though I might try to film a few clips when I see them on tour next month.

    6. How has TKOL2 changed your life?
    Well, it's been quite an experience. I really didn't know anything about running a website when I first started, and I'm still learning. I'm always trying to learn new things and come up with ways to improve the site. For me the biggest thing is that so many people come to read it everyday, that really means a lot to me. And I've met so many people from all of the world that I probably wouldn't have met otherwise.


    website: The King of Limbs part 2

    Monday, December 19, 2011

    SNL Short

    Check out this funny SNL short with special guest Jimmy Fallon featuring duets with Micheal Buble.

    smella funny

    Thursday, December 15, 2011

    Grey. Halo's one and two


    The brand new TAGsf short film Grey. Halo's one and two will be premiered right here on 1/1/2012. Click on the FB event page to see how you can win free artwork(U.S. only)


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    Thursday, December 1, 2011

    The Dark Knight Rises News



    I wanna start this post off by saying "Fuck the NBA's greedy overpaid asses." What happened to love of the game? More like "Love of the money."

    Now going back to the regular post pertaining to the last chapter in the Christopher Nolan Batman saga............

    The third film coming out next summer is titled The Dark Knight Rises which is the last in the Batman series directed by Nolan. Christian Bale said that this is the last time that he will rock the cape crusaders costume if y'all fools don't believe me read the quote below.

    "I believe that the whole production wrapped yesterday, so it's all done. Everything's finished. It's me and Chris – that will be the end of that Batman era."

    I think its best to go out with a bang instead of eventually giving Batman nipples on his suit and a cock piece like some other jizz collectors named Joel Schumacher. Nolan confirms that this is not only going to be the end of the franchise but its also going to be fucking epic.

    "It's really all about finishing Batman and Bruce Wayne's story," he told Empire Magazine. "We left him in a very precarious place.

    "Perhaps surprisingly for some people, our story picks up quite a bit later, eight years after The Dark Knight. So he's an older Bruce Wayne; he's not in a great state."



    Everyone who has seen The Dark Knight knows that Joker fucked shit up so hard for Bats that my man had to go into hiding to save Gotham Citys punk asses so it makes sense that Bats needed time for himself to think over some things like dressing up as a damn Bat and fighting crime. Real talk yall. The best part of TDKR is the villain Bane played by the English(does anyone else find it strange that the whole motherfucking cast of an American iconic comic are all played by foreigners? The US needs to step up its talent game) actor Tom Hardy. Hardy says this about Bane which makes me feel better about myself knowing that Im always right and should keep going with my gut because this fool will straight up Curb stomp fools.

    “He’s brutal. Brutal. He’s a big dude who’s incredibly clinical, in the fact that he has a result-based and oriented fighting style. It’s not about fighting. It’s about carnage. The style is heavy-handed, heavy-footed, it’s nasty. Anything from small-joint manipulation to crushing skulls, crushing rib cages, stamping on shins and knees and necks and collarbones and snapping heads off and tearing his fists through chests, ripping out spinal columns. He is a terrorist in mentality as well as brutal action.”

    The costume designer had this to say about el Baneo

    “He was injured early in his story. He’s suffering from pain and needs gas to survive. He can’t survive the pain without the mask. The pipes from the mask go back along his jawline and feed into the thing at his back, where there are two canisters.”

    So the overall impression about Bane is that hell beat your ass into next Tuesday.

    This film can not come out soon enough but you can catch the Six min teaser trailer during the Mission Impossible film this month. Im gonna go see the film not only for that reason but also because my brothers and I always see a shit film for the Holidays so I know what were gonna see:)





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