-mr magic mallymal
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Graz Eyewear 09 Preview
Mascots reign supreme but this shit???........classic to me!
-mr magic mallymal
-mr magic mallymal
Friday, May 22, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Kid CuDi on CuDi:::::
"I REPRESENT EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD AND DECENT IN THE WORLD, IAM THE VOICE OF A WHOLE NEW GENERATION OF YOUTH WHO WANT TO JUST BE WHO THEY ARE. YOUNGINS WHO WANT TO ACHIEVE GREAT THINGS, AND WHO ARE MISUNDERSTOOD. KIDS WITH DREAMS. KIDS WHO THE LAST THING THEY WANNA DO IS HARM ANOTHER HUMAN BEING BUT AT THE SAME TIME STAND UP FOR WHAT THEY BELIEVE IN PICKIN AND CHOOSIN THEIR BATTLES. I BRING HOPE TO THE UNDERDOGS AND FRUSTRATION TO THE HATERS. IAM A MESSENGER FROM GOD, HE WANTS ME TO SACRIFICE MYSELF AND PUT MY ISSUES OUT THERE SO OTHERS CAN LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES AND IGNORANCE. AT THE END OF THE DAY THERE IS ONLY FAITH, AND IM THE NEW POSTER BOY FOR CHANGE, POSITIVE ENERGY, PEACE AND LOVE. IAM NOT A PERFECT MAN, HOWEVER MY MISSION IS TO BETTER MYSELF THROUGH SONG, ULTIMATELY FINDING INNER PEACE AND WALKING A MORE POSITIVE PATH."
via:: Cudi's blog
"I REPRESENT EVERYTHING THAT IS GOOD AND DECENT IN THE WORLD, IAM THE VOICE OF A WHOLE NEW GENERATION OF YOUTH WHO WANT TO JUST BE WHO THEY ARE. YOUNGINS WHO WANT TO ACHIEVE GREAT THINGS, AND WHO ARE MISUNDERSTOOD. KIDS WITH DREAMS. KIDS WHO THE LAST THING THEY WANNA DO IS HARM ANOTHER HUMAN BEING BUT AT THE SAME TIME STAND UP FOR WHAT THEY BELIEVE IN PICKIN AND CHOOSIN THEIR BATTLES. I BRING HOPE TO THE UNDERDOGS AND FRUSTRATION TO THE HATERS. IAM A MESSENGER FROM GOD, HE WANTS ME TO SACRIFICE MYSELF AND PUT MY ISSUES OUT THERE SO OTHERS CAN LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES AND IGNORANCE. AT THE END OF THE DAY THERE IS ONLY FAITH, AND IM THE NEW POSTER BOY FOR CHANGE, POSITIVE ENERGY, PEACE AND LOVE. IAM NOT A PERFECT MAN, HOWEVER MY MISSION IS TO BETTER MYSELF THROUGH SONG, ULTIMATELY FINDING INNER PEACE AND WALKING A MORE POSITIVE PATH."
via:: Cudi's blog
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Joell Ortiz - Covers the Classics
If there's anyone in the game today that can get a pass with lyrically ripping 32 Hip Hop classics, while obviously paying homage to the original artists, it's got to be Mr. Ortiz. Being an avid listener of Joell Ortiz, it is easy to see that his roots hail from the old school New York MC era, so covering the (mostly) New York Hip Hop classics are right down his alley.
Overall it's a great listen. I recommend playing the originals back-to-back with Joell's versions - it's entertaining to see how Joell tries to fit into each of the artists' flow.
Here's the tracklisting:
01. Intro
02. Rappers Delight (feat. DJ Enuff)
03. Know The BK Ledge
04. Somethin for Hot 97 (feat. DJ Camilo)
05. Strictly the Bizness
06. Treat Me Right
07. Industry Enemy #1
08. Brooklyn Children’s Story
09. I Can’t Go Broke
10. Live At Cooper Day BBQ
11. Uptown Anthem
12. U.N.I.T.Y.
13. T.R.O.Y.
14. Primo Tribute
15. Just To Get A Check
16. Mass Appeal
17. Act Like They Don’t Know
18. The Whut (Animal Shit)
19. BK Get Money
20. Got My Mind Made Up
21. Drop A Gem On ‘Em
22. Intercourse
23. Cell Therapies
24. High Roller
25. Brooklyn Ghetto Child
26. What They Do (Root’s Tribute)
27. Renee’s Revenge
28. Goin To Miami (feat. DJ Khaled)
29. What Happened To Hip Hop
30. 4,3,2,1
31. Recognize
32. 24HRS
33. Rican Ebonics 09
Download: Joell Ortiz - Covers the Classics
Monday, May 4, 2009
PEEP THE STEEZ & THE WAY THE COPS SWEAT 'EM
Band of Outsiders::Mallymal's favorite brand/concept/conglomerate
who knows i just fucking love it!
old dudes got style most ppl never peep cus they dont go the the Kimmel Center or to wine bars. but when u see it done right, you know it. i really, really fucks with that "Curious Case of Benjamen Button" style (see the flick w/ brad pitt if u haven't--its great). . .
who knows i just fucking love it!
old dudes got style most ppl never peep cus they dont go the the Kimmel Center or to wine bars. but when u see it done right, you know it. i really, really fucks with that "Curious Case of Benjamen Button" style (see the flick w/ brad pitt if u haven't--its great). . .
YOOoOO!!!::I've been telling ppl bout this song 4 a minute!!
I have been trying to put people on to this song yet i could never find the song (cus its unreleased) and lack the vocals 2 do a decent rendition...but wait, i just found the jawn on fb's blog, , ,listen up!
DREAM-HATER
(not a song u'd expect)
DREAM-HATER
(not a song u'd expect)
Lesson #33::Make Matters Small
This is something I have found to be especially true as the infamous finals week beats me into restless, stressful chaos lol. enjoy
"Break everything into pieces, and only handle one at a time.
Most of what passes for intelligence in this world isn't intelligence at all. It's compartmentalization, the process of making things small. Perception's reality in the average organization, and a man who's rarely or never in error is always perceived to be smart. If you think in big pictures, it's easy to make mistakes - you're dealing with a lot of moving parts. But if you break down every issue you're debating into little pieces, each of which you can opine on discretely with no risk of being wrong, you'll look like a man with brains. Ever wonder why the people with the fanciest degrees speak simply and deal with small steps in a project rather than tackling it all once or discussing it conceptually? They got those fancy degrees because they were expert students, and expert students learn early - probably from essay exams - that you can be dumb as a brick on the big picture and practical application of knowledge but still get an "A-" if you can analyze a dozen or so finite pieces of an issue individually in a simple, confident fashion. Some would say this is a variation on the old advice, "K.I.S.S." Right acronym, but they're one word off. If you don't have the balls for decisions, and most of us don't, the rule is "Keep It Small, Stupid." Win the little battles on the narrow fields you define and leave the serious thinking for the seriously intelligent people".
via::phila lawyer
"Break everything into pieces, and only handle one at a time.
Most of what passes for intelligence in this world isn't intelligence at all. It's compartmentalization, the process of making things small. Perception's reality in the average organization, and a man who's rarely or never in error is always perceived to be smart. If you think in big pictures, it's easy to make mistakes - you're dealing with a lot of moving parts. But if you break down every issue you're debating into little pieces, each of which you can opine on discretely with no risk of being wrong, you'll look like a man with brains. Ever wonder why the people with the fanciest degrees speak simply and deal with small steps in a project rather than tackling it all once or discussing it conceptually? They got those fancy degrees because they were expert students, and expert students learn early - probably from essay exams - that you can be dumb as a brick on the big picture and practical application of knowledge but still get an "A-" if you can analyze a dozen or so finite pieces of an issue individually in a simple, confident fashion. Some would say this is a variation on the old advice, "K.I.S.S." Right acronym, but they're one word off. If you don't have the balls for decisions, and most of us don't, the rule is "Keep It Small, Stupid." Win the little battles on the narrow fields you define and leave the serious thinking for the seriously intelligent people".
via::phila lawyer
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