Wednesday, May 28, 2008

TOGETHER WE MADE IT

I never was a fan of Busta Rhymes however I am a BIG fan of Linkin Park and while I may be several weeks late on this track "Together We Made It"; I must say, is amazing! It's lyrically inspiring and makes you believe in yourself. 

The summer anthems are starting to arrive. While listening to this:



















Thank you Campus Circle for including us in this weeks issue. 
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Monday, May 26, 2008

Seduction

It has been just about two weeks since our last entry. My skin in completely burnt from a day in the sun at the beach. "The Art of Seduction" is not necessarily a page turner however manageable. I got to page 14 before my eyes focused on the tranquil water and iridescent sand. 

The past twelve days have been celebrations of life; with and without. The feeling of being lonesome occurred once or twice but again these are more learning lessons that both educate myself and those around me. The shivering is becoming apparent from the overly red marks on my chest; ouch! 

My tassel is now on the left and the freedom to explore has never been more apparent. The world is at my fingertips and the realization of life is starting a new chapter. This chapter although will only welcome a selected few who understand the meaning of ...

Whether looking ahead or back, I have become liberated to consider all possibilities. These possibilities include listening to Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's "Deja Vu" in its entirety. 





Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Flight 4ZERO2


















The green walls and red face that hang delicately on the wall stare at me with anger and disgust. You stand at the transient stop waiting for the bus that never arrives. You miss the most important flight of your life by arriving late to the airport. I am writing metaphors. Yesterdays evening concluded with the eclectic drone of Death Cab for Cutie. The colors and sounds brilliantly reflect on the past of 70's punk fused with extensive ambient intros like in "I Will Possess Your Heart". I have always been a fan of Death Cab for Cutie from the earlier days of  "The Photo Album". Over all rating: 4 1/2 out of 5.

While you sit by the phone waiting for a call or by the computer for a return response on an email; you are in control to make and define any decision in front of you. 

The Swallows have finally migrated which means summer has arrived with all the excitement it brings. Friends reuniting, past relationships coming out of hibernation and life starting to make sense. Shuffle your iPod with an eclectic playlist while sitting on the beach watching the sun rise. 

The stripes on my shirt will transition into the one color of green as I watch dreams come true and strive for excellence each day. 

Watch: "I Will Possess Your Heart" by Death Cab for Cutie 


  

Wednesday, May 7, 2008

VIVA Coldplay

What does it mean to rule the world? The battle has begun for Coldplay. Their new record is destine to be a success and an emotional roller-coaster . Last week they were giving away "Violet Hill". This week "Viva La Vida" is available for download on iTunes and it's FANTASTIC! 

Brian Eno and his "ambient" production delivered something new and exciting. While "Rush of Blood To The Head" and "X&Y"are masterpieces, "Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends" will fulfill that gap Coldplay needed. 

It is no surprise that "Violent Hill" is a similar rendition of  "Music for Airports". 


Tuesday, May 6, 2008

Piano vs. Human

WATCH THIS: "Crystal" by New Order 

READ THIS: 
"My voice just echos off these walls" as I listen to the new NIN record. It's no kidding that this may be one of the best NIN records ever made. Take into account the brilliant marketing and artwork that circumferences the purity of NIN. Download for free: NIN.com (The Slip). Favorite track without a doubt : Echoplex

As I walk into the the Thompson Hotel in Beverly Hills, I can't help but notice the beautiful people, the trendsetting ambience and the perfectly manicured deserts which I am still paying off on my American Express.  As I enter this facade, the glamour is minimal, the food is simplistic and the lighting is dim- perfect for being incognito without the makeup. From a personal perspective I highly recommend, even if you live in LA and need an evening to escape. For a year membership you can become a member to the rooftop bar. This just may be competition for the Tropicana bar at the Hotel Roosevelt who is notorious for their summer pool parties or even those at the downtown Standard. But we say zero comparison even though ironically the Thompson group owns the Roosevelt. 

Los Angeles is surrounded by the smoke and revenge of clouds who have peacefully filled the sky with the utter sounds of high frequency. This week is about the melancholy ambiance of piano vs. human and fate vs. reality. There are so many people who depend on others. So many people who vaguely try to create a model of their own and the breeding trend of vicariousness is becoming extinct. We should only rely on ourselves and view those around us as not ones who will make the impossible possible but those who will contribute to the innovation of oneself. 

Okay so maybe I do sound a little "industrial". I am listening to the instrumentals of Bach which can be quite depressing. Music inspires the way we think, the way we write and the attitude we persevere on each day. The echoing of sound, the rainbows of color and the psychotic infrastructure of mind.     

So many different faces pass us by each day to think that one that may have passed you by before may be the very person you spend the rest of your life with. "Echoplex" by NIN is about the wall one builds around them self and the feeling of no one listening. 


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Monday, May 5, 2008

Invisible Monday

You do what your told. The computer generated mind that follows orders, does not challenge the system and orderly marches the streets with no shame. While I sit in my throne (covered in leopard print), I drink Fiji water and hum...

I have just received a copy of Antenna magazine. This magazine pushes the boundaries in every way and we are so grateful to be featured. Available on newsstands next week we have shared with you our story and for the first time introduced the face of INMUSICINLOVE. Antenna Magazine focus on tomorrow and is based out of New York. It is not about the glitz and glamour of posh celebrity endorsements but minds of individuals and products that are determined to make one think outside the box. 

While I inject myself with an In Vitro of caffeine, I try to wake up out of this dream. Antenna Magazine truly devoted much of their issue to Invisible DJ and we can't thank them enough. 

INMUSICINLOVE sometimes has to share personal achievements we are working on and this is one! All we hear is silence today and the clicking sound from the computer keyboard. 

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Sunday, May 4, 2008

18




25 days and counting. . . Photos of my little sister by Andrew Cereghino. 
We LOVE EMILY!!!!!!!

Thursday, May 1, 2008

LET'S REARRANGE OUR MEETING WITH HITLER

Priority 1 : Watch "Sunset Blvd."  at 7AM in the morning while lying in the bathtub with an electric razor to the face. Dance Disco; we love it! Friday night's, hats off and cheap clip-on ties attached to our wrinkled striped shirt.  

Priority 2: Listen to 1830's by UK band Neon Plastix. "A (3PM) meeting with Hitler" are the lyrics this Franz Ferdinand meets Arctic Monkeys meets planet Jupiter speak. Unfortunately they are 5,000 + miles away. 

Priority 3: Get the fuck out of town! 

Priority 4: Download the best albums from each year of this decade:

This list is not based on obscurity but talent: 
2000: Elliot Smith - Figure 8
2001: New Order - Get Ready
2002: Nine Inch Nails - Still 
2003: Radiohead- Hail To The Thief 
2004: Soulwax- Any Minute Now
2005: Mew- And The Glass Handed Kites  
2006: Sound Team -Movie Monster 
2007: Patrick Wolf - The Magic Position