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DJ Rasta Root 介紹
星期日, 11月 29, 2009
DJ Rasta Root: The Rest of Dilla Vol. 1 (The Dillamentary)
DJ Rasta Root (Canada)帶來的J Dilla mixtape，影片中也提到Jdilla對他的影響，值得收藏聆聽
DJ Rasta Root 介紹
DJ Rasta Root 介紹
星期五, 11月 27, 2009
GYPSY SOUL'S EAR CANDY vol I&II
新生代的nu soul，09年最佳合輯，讓人心都融化了。說再多都沒有用， let the music lead you.....
for more nu soul info:
星期二, 11月 24, 2009
恆春自助式富友火鍋(吃到飽喔)
火鍋吃到飽一人$199
火烤二吃吃到飽一人 $ 219
啥? 不收服務費
啥? 老闆是一個阿桑
啥? 只有一個店員， 就是阿桑 (很忙時對面的阿姨會來幫忙)
啥? 網路上風評不好， 聽你在放屁
啥? 老闆娘東西補很慢? 聽你在放屁，阿桑意外的親切
啥? 你覺得不好吃~~~靠，你到底懂不懂的人情味阿
就在恆春省北路上 全家與7-11交叉口巷子你會發現一家很傳統的火鍋店，還是吃到飽不收服務費的喔。老板是一個阿桑，店內大桌二桌、小桌四桌，就在寒冷的那幾天店內擠滿了客人，都是來靠食物慰藉這寒冬的"當地人"。是的，深受當地人喜愛的富友火鍋店，不同於一般都市的開放式冷藏櫃。用的是傳統的飲料冰箱。食材除了基本火鍋料，肉類，我覺得最令人讚賞的是"乾淨的蔬菜'。一向愛青菜的我，看到這喜的乾淨的青菜根本是殺紅了眼。猛夾茼蒿、空心菜、高麗菜還有白菜，一口一口下肚滿意程度可以從隔天的排泄物知道，多吃蔬菜還是有助腸胃健康喔!
一行人十多人選了火烤二吃，但很傻眼的阿桑給了我們小小的烤盤上附有(富有)一個小鍋子
剛開始大夥還很掙扎是否要選擇火鍋"一大鍋"就好，雖然阿桑很願意幫我們換，但因為有些人想體驗烤肉樂趣便還是堅持原意
果不其然，火烤二吃是好的選擇，因為~~~我們用空心菜 + 羊肉 做了好吃的沙茶羊肉空心菜
我們用過多的奶油吵了一推太脆的培根~~一直到大家說我不要再吃培根了
凱西用 蔥+蛋+辣油+醬油 做了大家興奮亂跳的炒蛋~~是最搶手的一盤
我們在烤盤上持續的做這些菜，大家玩的不亦樂呼，而最終的烤盤決定盤則是范范小姐帶來的我愛吃蛤仔所以一整盤都是蛤仔
一邊忙著烤盤
一邊忙著再那小小一鍋的火鍋內急著打撈浮游的生物
即便是火鍋湯早已不夠，大家仍是瘋狂的下料，深怕那$219不能回本
哈哈哈哈哈哈
下菜夾菜 從沒那麼忙的火鍋聚會
在溫馨的小美冰淇淋 花生、巧克力、芋頭、草莓任你選的甜點攻勢下
大家終於屈服了 我飽了
謝謝阿桑的招待 還有那免費續壺的冬瓜茶
一整個滿滿的家鄉味阿~~~~~~~~~~~
吃吃吃吃 吃吃吃吃 趕去快
再說不好 是你不夠融入 切~~~~
吃飽喝足的大家 照片請點此
最有賣點的是
一邊吃
一邊聽著電視傳來的電視 call in深受婆婆媽媽叔叔伯伯喜愛的卡拉OK
吼~~~就是在地味!
你信不信夕陽決定你的心情好不好
我相信 真的
每天起床總是期待今天是大藍天大白雲 是個大太陽 又是個踏青好時光
然後 就期待今天的夕陽 來決定~~~該去哪個點
之前去過萬里桐、關山、紅柴坑
而今天破例在滿州回恆春途中度過了美麗的夕陽好時光
難得的機會 在車上隨意拍下的夕陽
卻讓人越看越喜歡
墾丁的多面貌 你怎麼也料不到~~~~~~~~~~~~~
你說說 你說說 這張是不是很有旅行的感覺
採花賊 抓到囉!!
紅柴坑漁港
很祥和的漁港
水很清
這一窟有時候也可以浮淺喔
安靜的海
好美
來墾丁除了後壁湖吃海鮮 紅柴坑、山海漁港 都是不錯選擇喔
五點多與朋友來到紅柴坑漁港 (聽說海角七號在這裡也是有取景喔?!)
這天的天氣在連續吹了三天強大的落山風之後 終於恢復平靜 天氣異常的好
風很舒服 不熱暖暖的
三人在堤防聊著墾丁八卦、還有#%$#Y^$%$#%#~~~好多好多
夕陽很美 港口很安靜 釣魚人靜靜的等待魚兒上鉤
說好了 下次來要帶酒跟下酒菜 把墾丁回憶填滿滿
more photo:
http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/album.php?aid=168972&id=733704250
Janet Jackson重回80?? (1:20)
baby, can you move
make me groove
show me what you do,
make me move
don't stop it, baby
don't stop til it get enough
make me groove
show me what you do,
make me move
don't stop it, baby
don't stop til it get enough
love the sexy female vocal
jUsTin beatbox (02:42....bring the beat back)
or it's just for MJ (1:20) 時間點剛剛好
在小宋挖到的off the wall LP翻低價讓我興奮許久
但老實說，更期待是與賈斯丁的合作。
Janet的經典舞蹈搭配賈斯丁的雅痞應該會更有賣點吧!
期待、期待、就像上浪那樣嗨
期待、期待、就像上浪那樣嗨
星期日, 11月 22, 2009
Brick - Ain't Gonna Hurt Nobody
be sure to check another mellow song " i just want you to know (that i'm in love with you)"
Reggie Calloway - Bring Back The Love
bring back the love
bring back the passion
bring back the joy
let's get back to love
baby, let's just get back to love
星期五, 11月 20, 2009
欖仁溪 X 美麗夕陽
禮拜四不知何故的成了大家約走戶外的好時機。今天來到滿州的欖仁溪，來往扣掉路程整個溯溪大約需要一小時吧!如果想游泳的可以停留更久，只是這季節記得挑選各大太陽天來不然可是會感冒喔! 可惜~~在這拍的照片都失敗了~下次在去玩再補上
這人字型顯然是告訴我，玩的不夠兇 (下水次數應該隨著喝酒次數成正比才對)
很喜歡的夕陽! 在車上隨意拍
更多照片請來我的facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/album.php?aid=172446&id=733704250&ref=nf
Taiwan can shake that boo too (0:45!!!)
真是有夠完整的歌詞阿~~令人臉紅心跳
差不多先生大概是熱狗最能讓我接受的專輯吧! (有那麼點水準?!)
差不多先生大概是熱狗最能讓我接受的專輯吧! (有那麼點水準?!)
與非常有才華、音質很棒的馬念先合作(怎麼能夠)，柔情歌詞搭配熱狗真情故事
星期三, 11月 18, 2009
i miss the 80s funk
the most popular song of BLACK WHITE & CO
when it comes to boogie, what do you think of?
八零年代的冰宮是許多人約會、釣馬子、看帥哥以及一較長短的聖地。
Roll Bounce(黑輪五虎將）必看，音樂很棒
星期一, 11月 16, 2009
到韓國可以去這間唱片行挖寶
挖唱片應該是很多音樂愛好者最喜歡樂趣，韓籍美裔製作人the seOUL avengeR帶來了他的韓國挖寶紀實，如果你有去韓國，去看看吧。 原文出於此處
Traditional Korean Vinylby Joyce Cho (soon to be a Chung muhahahah )
What I learned from this trip to Seoul and buying vintage records: you need a functional command of the language, and you'd better be a Korean national or be in good with someone who is, otherwise you're stuck buying from high-priced brokers at the few remaining stores in Seoul.
Bootlegging is a Korean tradition that goes way back and it's not enough to go by the cover art; you have to be careful and read the track listings as a lot of albums look similar or the same. And naturally almost everything is in hangul.
With the recent decision to allow non-Latin alphabets be used for website addresses, it could become even more difficult for outsiders to access these works of art. Someone made a good comparison somewhere of this being a sort of modern-day reiteration of the Hermit Kingdom thang.
The first store I went to was promising; we'd been communicating via email over a few months and had told the owner that I was going to be in Seoul for a few weeks.
The store was right in the middle of one of Seoul's many underground shopping arcades. Upon meeting the owner/manager, I could see a game of "go" on his computer screen. "Oh yeah, I got your email but I've been really busy and haven't had a chance to respond," he said as he IMed his friends and moved his chess pieces on the screen. "But here are the prices for some of these records. Most of them won't be easy to find."
I came back a few days later and combed through their small kayo section. Most of the records were quite old and more in the Japanese or ballad styles. There was nothing under $100.
But I spotted another, tiny record shop displaying some Kim Jungmi albums. It was closed, but I figured I'd try to call the owner. He said he was on his way and would be there in 30 minutes.
This guy was really nice, knowledgeable, and his store was very neat and well organized (this isn't a pic of his store btw). Over the course of about 30-45 minutes he gave me a brief history of Korean vinyl that went something like this:
Re: rarity of recordsIn postwar Korea through the 1980s the quality of life here was very poor. People didn't have the money to own their own turntables at home so they would go to the dabang (tea house) or coffee shops and listen to records there. Well naturally these records would get played over and over and wound up getting damaged, worn out, and eventually thrown away.
With artists like Shin Jung Hyon who got busted for smoking marijuana the authorities under military dictator Park Chung-hee actually seized as many copies of his albums as they could gather and destroyed them or scratched them to render them unusable. For a while listening to or buying his music was against the law.
Re: prices of the records todayIn the beginning, it was the Japanese. They came here to buy records and Koreans said, "10,000 won [$10] please" and the Japanese bought without hesitation. After awhile it became "100,000 won [$100] please" and they still didn't flinch. And now it's "1 million won please" and the records still sell.
As a result, it's very likely that most of the world's Korean kayo records are in Japan. Koreans had originally thought that it was the guitar parts of these Korean psychadelic rock bands that was what caught Japanese kids' ears, but it turned out it was the DRUMMING.
Now there are people buying these records not just from Japan but New York, Europe, and South America. These record prices are small change for them.
But there's still the element of a group of Koreans who are holding on to their records, expecting the prices of them to continually climb. They have them, but they're not letting them go.
Well to all those ajusshis that tried to hustle me--you gotta be out of your head if you think another Korean is gonna abide by your Waygook prices! The Cheap Gene is within us all!
These are coming back with me to Cali! (Except for the Kim Jungmi, that stuff is damn near impossible to find. And the Psychadelic Xmas. But I will find them one day!)
This couldn't have been done without the help of my cousin and his wife btw thanks Unni and Oppa!
Traditional Korean Vinylby Joyce Cho (soon to be a Chung muhahahah )What I learned from this trip to Seoul and buying vintage records: you need a functional command of the language, and you'd better be a Korean national or be in good with someone who is, otherwise you're stuck buying from high-priced brokers at the few remaining stores in Seoul.
Bootlegging is a Korean tradition that goes way back and it's not enough to go by the cover art; you have to be careful and read the track listings as a lot of albums look similar or the same. And naturally almost everything is in hangul.
With the recent decision to allow non-Latin alphabets be used for website addresses, it could become even more difficult for outsiders to access these works of art. Someone made a good comparison somewhere of this being a sort of modern-day reiteration of the Hermit Kingdom thang.
The first store I went to was promising; we'd been communicating via email over a few months and had told the owner that I was going to be in Seoul for a few weeks.
The store was right in the middle of one of Seoul's many underground shopping arcades. Upon meeting the owner/manager, I could see a game of "go" on his computer screen. "Oh yeah, I got your email but I've been really busy and haven't had a chance to respond," he said as he IMed his friends and moved his chess pieces on the screen. "But here are the prices for some of these records. Most of them won't be easy to find."
I came back a few days later and combed through their small kayo section. Most of the records were quite old and more in the Japanese or ballad styles. There was nothing under $100.
But I spotted another, tiny record shop displaying some Kim Jungmi albums. It was closed, but I figured I'd try to call the owner. He said he was on his way and would be there in 30 minutes.
This guy was really nice, knowledgeable, and his store was very neat and well organized (this isn't a pic of his store btw). Over the course of about 30-45 minutes he gave me a brief history of Korean vinyl that went something like this:
Re: rarity of recordsIn postwar Korea through the 1980s the quality of life here was very poor. People didn't have the money to own their own turntables at home so they would go to the dabang (tea house) or coffee shops and listen to records there. Well naturally these records would get played over and over and wound up getting damaged, worn out, and eventually thrown away.
With artists like Shin Jung Hyon who got busted for smoking marijuana the authorities under military dictator Park Chung-hee actually seized as many copies of his albums as they could gather and destroyed them or scratched them to render them unusable. For a while listening to or buying his music was against the law.
Re: prices of the records todayIn the beginning, it was the Japanese. They came here to buy records and Koreans said, "10,000 won [$10] please" and the Japanese bought without hesitation. After awhile it became "100,000 won [$100] please" and they still didn't flinch. And now it's "1 million won please" and the records still sell.
As a result, it's very likely that most of the world's Korean kayo records are in Japan. Koreans had originally thought that it was the guitar parts of these Korean psychadelic rock bands that was what caught Japanese kids' ears, but it turned out it was the DRUMMING.
Now there are people buying these records not just from Japan but New York, Europe, and South America. These record prices are small change for them.
But there's still the element of a group of Koreans who are holding on to their records, expecting the prices of them to continually climb. They have them, but they're not letting them go.Well to all those ajusshis that tried to hustle me--you gotta be out of your head if you think another Korean is gonna abide by your Waygook prices! The Cheap Gene is within us all!
These are coming back with me to Cali! (Except for the Kim Jungmi, that stuff is damn near impossible to find. And the Psychadelic Xmas. But I will find them one day!)
This couldn't have been done without the help of my cousin and his wife btw thanks Unni and Oppa!
星期日, 11月 15, 2009
害我被罵宅女的影集: lipstick jungle
趁著落山風在家努力當起了宅女，看完了很棒的美國影集: lipstick jungle (口紅森林)。原來它跟sex and the city是同作者(Candace Bushnell)，都是小書改編的影集。不過相較於SATC，lipstick jungle更注重的是全體面，而不只是單一的性話題
當然，一部好的影集除了劇情要夠好，(至少結局不要像L WORD那樣令我們錯愕)、演員要夠優，再來就是配樂，它是唯一讓我想再看第二次的原因，畢竟聽著音樂可以回想劇情，思考許多。
總之，大家去看吧。短短的二季卻有漂亮結尾，官網在這
Brooke Shields(May 31, 1965) as Wendy Healy有沒有覺得她很熟悉?!沒錯，她就是藍色珊瑚礁裡面那個小女孩，好高喔她!劇中飾演電影公司製作人的她，是擁有二位小孩以及一味體貼丈夫Shane的幸福女人，溫柔的個性是我第二喜歡的腳色!
Lindsay Price (December 6, 1976)as Victory Ford服裝設計師，韓德混血好漂亮喔!Victory俏皮的個性又很性感，是我最喜歡的腳色，與億萬富豪Joe的戀情真是讓人替她捏把汗，不過幸好結局是棒的。她真的很漂亮
Kim Raver (March 15, 1969)as Nico Reilly任職Bonfire雜誌總編輯。個性理性的她卻因感情而變的慌張，先是與她的教授Charles結婚，婚後十七年發現彼此不在熟悉，偶然的Kirby介入讓她失去自我卻也重新找回幸福。幸好深愛她的Kirby(擁有種馬級身材!)一直不願放棄對她的愛情，當然也是好結局，那一幕害我都想哭了
我想說，每一對都好配好配。(靠，害我想在冬天找個人來愛)。我喜歡Wendy & Shane那種彼此關心珍惜的婚姻、我喜歡Vic & Joe、我喜歡Nico & Kirby即使相差十幾歲卻也能相愛的珍貴愛情，好多好多都讓我好喜歡這一部，改天再來看第二次
and, how can we miss the lipstick jungle read my lips song: BitterSweet - The Bomb
星期五, 11月 13, 2009
another drunk night in KENTING
早上的龍坑之旅、佳樂水的PIZZA聚會、傍晚的路邊隨意媽媽味快炒、烏布會館夜晚紅酒高梁聊天派對。我突然覺得，在墾丁生活的好處是，除了藍天白雲生活悠閒可以任意玩水曬太陽之外，最棒的莫過於朋友之間的聚會更close。即使是從恆春到南灣也只要幾分鐘，省去都市交通往訪的限制以及消費限制，這是我最愛墾丁的一部份吧。
在這裡，什麼都簡單化了
今晚
又醉了 我喜歡紅酒!!!
在這裡，什麼都簡單化了
今晚
又醉了 我喜歡紅酒!!!
星期四, 11月 12, 2009
星期二, 11月 10, 2009
R Kelly's tribute for MJ (2:20!!! is that MJ?)
“Don’t say goodbye to me, there is no need to
Don’t say goodbye to me, ’cause I’m still with you,”
Don’t say goodbye to me, ’cause I’m still with you,”
another hit i do adore!! Tyres shows...
星期一, 11月 09, 2009
i'm NOT a flirt
I'm A, I'm A, I'm A, I'm A Flirt
Soon As I See Her Walk Up In The Club (I'm A Flirt)
Winkin Her Eyes At Me, When I Roll Up On Them Dubs (I'm A Flirt)
Sometimes When I'm With My Chick On The Low (I'm A Flirt)
And When She's Wit Her Man Lookin At Me, Damn Right (I'm A Flirt)
So Homie Don't Bring Your Girl To Meet Me Cuz (I'm A Flirt)
And Baby Don't Bring Your Girlfriend To Eat Cuz (I'm A Flirt)
Please Believe It, Unless Your Game Is Tight And U Trust Her Then Don't Bring Her Around Me Cuz (I'm A Flirt)
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When I, When I, When I,When I Pull Up To Club All The Shawties Be Like (Damn 28's)
Then I Be LIke Girl U Know Just Who I Am (Don't Hate)
Say I Done Fell In Love Wit A Stripper Yall
All I Do Is Flirt With Her, And I Get Them Draws
And I Don't Need No Help, I Got It Down Pact
Teddy Paine Was Born To Flirt Now U Can't Down That Now
I'm Flirt With Her Whether I'm In Or Out Of Town
That's Why They Call Me Teddy Pend Her Ass Down
I be like como se llama, lil mama mi llamo Pain,
What Is Yo Name
I'm Feelin Yo Vibe And I'm Hopin U Feel The Same
I'm A Wink My Eye And Let U Know I Got The Game
When I Pass By I Know Exactly What U Say
He's So Fly And He's So Coo
Hey Shawty(Hey Shawty)
What It Do He Mad Cuz I'm Lookin But I Already Fucked Her
I Got These Niggas Mad Cuz (I'm A Flirt)
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