So Trent Reznor has produced this album by Saul WIlliams called The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust. Saul Williams is a hip hop artist reminiscent of public enemy with his solid beats and serious political message. Throw in some of the industrial influence of Reznor and this album is at worst interesting and at best a whole new experiment in music. Regardless they are pursuing the Radiohead route with the album where you can download it for free or pay money for a higher format, give it a spin, especially Sunday Bloody Sunday. (they are doing it this way b/c of the hate for record labels btw...like i said political) .
http://niggytardust.com/saulwilliams/menu
In other news Bekah and I were talking about how i break stereotype molds, at which points I said "It's because I like cheese so much." Bekah being confused immediately starts to say "What does cheese have to do with mold?" but then realizing what she just asked burst out laughing uncontrollably. All that to say: I still got it.
So i haven't heard In Rainbows yet and don't know if I will get it. That being said I thought it would be fun to see if a (potentially) freely available would still be pirated and sure enough going to a simple torrent tracker i find over 133 trackers that I could download this free music from. So the question is do people realize that making it free to download from one site is not the same as saying anyone can share this with anyone for free or do people just not care? I would love comments on this also if you need access to a car and dont have one do this gets me 25 and you 25
I got on the team! so now i am on the moot court team, what exactly that means i am not sure, but i do know that it should help to get a job, so next step find said job
i have no friends, i am not going to get on moot court, i am never going to find a job, my wife left me (just till friday night) i'd like to say a stiff drink would feel good, but it wouldnt i just kinda want a hug and someone to comfort me and cheer me on,
gets me 25 and you 25