Edit: Ok that webcam recorded movie really didnt work, working on trying something else!
I will be back soon with better stuff than this but until I get a proper mic and Video Recorder I dont want to put crap content like this up!
As stated in my previous article, I have been looking forward to this album since I first heard it was being released in February. It might’ve been earlier than that. I can’t remember things well when I fangirl.
I was a bit of a bad girl though, because I…*cough*gotaleakofit*cough*
So I listened through it, very very intently, and can now provide you with a review of Kevin Rudolf’s sophomore album, “To the Sky.”
(Which in my opinion is a terrible title for an album)
I own basically every book by Neil Gaiman. I don’t own any comic books or any of the picture books for younger children, but since my last purchase including The Graveyard Book and Odd and the Frost Giants, I have and have read every novel and collection. Including today’s review, American Gods.
American Gods is going to be read quite a lot next month, because starting May 5th, there will be one big book club on Twitter. A few days ago the voting for #1b1t, or One Book, One Twitter. Twitterers nominated and then voted on the book they wanted everyone on Twitter to be reading, and American Gods came out on top.
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Tags: American Gods, books, books deserving digesting, Neil Gaiman, Twitter
My apologies for not posting on the Twitter more like I should. I’ve been super busy as of late, between helping my parents move things around in our house and graduation junk and…ugh.
But I’m finally through with it,.
I was originally going to review BENNIE BECCA’s album, along with a smaller review of Rain’s mini-album. Then I was going to review BENNIE BECCA and MiChi’s latest single.
Now I’m going to review the Slumdog Millionaire soundtrack, plus a brief review of the movie.
India isn’t quite the Asiatic country I gravitate towards with my music. Usually it’s Japan or Korea, occasionally toss in a Taiwanese group.
When I saw “Slumdog Millionaire,” I was blown away. I wasn’t entirely sure what the movie was going to be like or half of what it was even going to be about. I knew it was going to be about the Indian slums, but outside of that I was foggy on the plot.
And after listening to the music, I was even more blown away.
Today, because I haven’t downloaded any albums recently (damn being stuck on Windows), I’m taking a stab at reviewing an album I probably should’ve talked about almost two weeks ago.
Berryz Koubou’s 6th Otakebi.
