Busy, wise and idle time

So how's it hanging everybody?! It's been while since I wrote here, again. I must say Im quite busy these days, so excuse me.. Anyways we've had great times with my friends during the past two weeks.

Samppa already mentioned some things we've done. In addition to studying like a mad man I've almost finished my first two electro songs.. After finishing them completely Im gonna make a profile to Myspace and add them to it. . After a long discussion we came together with this name for our band: Blak & Dekkers. We think that it's pretty ironic and has good vibes, after all Black & Deckers is very good hardware tool manufacturer and has absolutely nothing to do with music and such.

Couple nights ago I saw an ad of this web clothing store, Nelly.com. I couldn't believe I hadn't heard about it before. They sell really nice clothes there, all my favourite brands.

Before I mention my playlist for the week, I have to advertise a little bit of my favourite mixtape at the moment. It is Mixtape vol.3 by Nightrunners, and it can be found here . It has really good party music in it. What comes to the playlist for the week, I have five mentionable songs.

#1. Sharkslayer - Cold As Ice (really great remix from an 80's song)

#2. Kutiman - Mother Of All Funk Chords (amazing youtube video mashup)

#3. John Mayer - Bold As Love (I actually think this works better than the original one, sorry Jimi!)

#4. Mavado - I'm On The Rock (a really impassioned dancehall song)

#5. The Knife - Marble House (this song gets better everytime!)

Something else I can recommend to you readers,

at first a quick citation about this amazing film, I could actually say film series but this one was really special.
"A sperm whale descends 1,000 metres to look for food and is followed. On the way down, a number of unusual creatures are witnessed, such as transparent squid and jellies, whose photophores give pulsating displays of colour. In such dark places, both being able to see (or sense movement) and the means of quick concealment are equally desirable.".
The film series is called the Blue Planet, by BBC, and this episode about the deep sea is really impressive.

Another mentionable video is a movie called Radical! The trailer can be found here. The movie could be described as an extreme film, by a group of friends. It has several sports in it, including longboarding, wakeboarding, kiteboarding, surfing and such.

As a final lightening here is a picture, taken with that iLife-program Grandmaster Sam mentioned.

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