Ever hear a song so ridiculously stupid that is comes full circle and becomes genius? That's what Jaime Foxx's song "Blame It" is. Jamie Foxx is most widely known for his comedic and acting skills, but after his Oscar-winning performance as R&B singer, Ray Charles, he went back to his first love, music. Foxx's comedic roots can be seen in all his music. (If the lyrics, "Fill another cup up. Feeling on your butt-What?" weren't supposed to be funny, then Foxx doesn't know the gold mine of lyrical comedy he possesses!) His entire musical career seems like a carefully crafted…

I wish last.fm could keep track of music you listened to on myspace and other outlets. I've been listening to a lot of Santigold, Yelle, Junior Boys and cold war kids.
Also, I changed my password, so my music hasn't been scrobbling for over a month. :(

I think I am officially obsessed with this song. Normally, autotune/vocoders are annoying, but it's used at a tolerable minimum and the overall image of this song has a futuristic, straight-forwardness that's congruous with a robotic songster. "Love Lock Down" will grow on you because it's something different and the abnormal key signature pulls at rarely used senses.
I've had this song on repeat for as long as my coworkers can stand it.Love Locked Down

They're playing at the venue I work at, so I started listening to their music. One of the first songs I heard was "Consequence." Wow. It's a beautiful song and I'm glad I heard it. The lyrics are repeated over and over, so there's not much to type.

"You're the colour,
You're the movement and the spin. (Never)
Could it stay with me the whole day long?
Fail with consequence,
Lose with eloquence and smile.
I'm not in this movie,
I'm not in this song.
Never.
Leave me paralyzed, love.
Leave me hypnotized, love."
Consequence

I love her song "Little Bit." The lyrics are scarily relatable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUC0ezAlHwELittle Bit

Adele has a free song on iTunes. She has a powerful, yet gentle voice. Definitely worth downloading (and that means a lot because not every free iTunes song is worth the miniscule effort to download!)
Hometown Glory

Who is buying the Juno soundtrack? I listened to a bit of it on iTunes and Kimya Dawson's myspace page and I wanted to kill myself. That music is the worst type of music I've ever heard. Folk music isn't bad, that weird "out there"-type music isn't bad, country's not bad, but whatever this is made me glad I didn't have a gun. It almost made me mad that someone would make music this horrible available to people.
The End.

(I won't tag this because that would be mean.)

I bought the soundtrack to Batman last night. The 1989 one featuring Prince. That was one of my favorite albums when I was in preschool/elementary school. I still knew some of the words… I knew almost all of "Partyman."
I'm pretty sure this was the first album to use the phrase "music from and inspired by" "Trust" is still one of my favorite songs, although I didn't know what some of the lyrics meant back when I was four, haha.

Trust

Distance and Comfort is the third solo CD from Ben Kenney. He continues to change the way most people credit indie music to be by drawing from funk, punk and reviving the classic guitar solo. The way he blends genres and doesn’t confine himself to the normal Tuesday release shows a subtle disregard for the “rules” of the music industry. 
A personal favorite is the soulful "Get It To Go." The groove that rides through the whole song along with the lyrics make you wish the song was just a little bit longer and the story had more time to…

I just bought Muse's latest album. I've been meaning to buy it for some time and the song "Supermassive Black Hole" finally convinced me to put my thoughts into action. I like that song a lot. Pretty upbeat compared to the rest of Muse, which isn't a bad thing.
I got into Muse after my boss gave me the album, my radio was broken, I left my iPod and it was the only CD in my car. It was the only thing I listened to for about a week. There's nothing really to hate about Muse. It's the kinda of…