"I am going to come and burn the house down...but you will blow me first." -Mel Gibson
Questions? Compliments? Concerns? N00dz? theurbanaesthete (AT) gmail.com
I just listened to an Adele song followed by an Angie Stone song on Pandora
It’s hard to think a bologna sandwich is good when you find out if you just wait 3.5 minutes you can have a piece of Kobe beef
15th September 2012
Notes: 2
Reblogged From plasticbats
The Bee Gees - How Deep is Your Love
Not like anyone asked, but I find this to be one of the most seductive songs in the world. How is it that I find a slightly lullaby-esque song sung by a bunch of bearded falsettos uber sensual and, dare I say, naughty?! It’s all in the lyrics.
You come to me on a summer breeze, keep me warm in your love and then softly leave
And it’s me you need to show…how deep is your love?
The concept of a woman floating in, soft and beautiful, making love to someone, and then drifting away is such a warm, sensual picture…I think sheer white, long hair, the small of daffodils. Then the demand of “and it’s me you need to show” followed by the haughty question of “how deep is your love?” is pure S&M. The submissive, who lays around endlessly waiting for the indifferent lover, is really the one in control: making demands, telling his lover to prove herself to him. And how do you think one proves one’s love to someone? It’s delicious.
“I feel you touch me in the pouring rain…”
The Bee Gees are legends for a reason.
Played 323 times.TTC - Travailler
Oh, you’re tired of me posting this song? TOO BAD
ripopgodazippa: Prince - Sexy Dancer
Sexy dancer, you got my body screamin’
Sexy dancer, you got me just-a-creamin’
Sexy dancer, when you rub my body
Sexy dancer, it gets me so hot!
One of the best Prince songs, ever. EVER.
Played 229 times.Donald Fagen - The Nightfly
STEELY DAN (LIVE) - PEG
The best.
James Ingram and Michael McDonald LIVE - Yah Mo B There
The whitest black guy and the blackest white guy, together, singing about The Lord.
EAT THAT, CHRISTOPHER CROSS
Bryan Ferry - Kiss & Tell
King Crimson - Epitaph
Wyclef Jean + John Forte + Pras - We Trying to Stay Alive
Fuckin’ classic.
Played 35 times.
Totally underrated.
RASTA WHITE DUDES
I know, how politically incorrect. Eat dicks.
I was just applying a pound of makeup to my ugly face when “Everlasting” by Remy Shand came on. For those of you who are either new to my blog or new to life, Remy Shand is an amazing one-album neo-soul singer-songwriter (so many HYPHENS) from Canada. I’d definitely say Everlasting is his best song, so if you’re inclined to check him out, try that song first. The rest of his repertoire can be a bit much to handle unless you’re REALLY into the genre (which I am, obv). But my adoration of the man made me wonder what happened to all the Rasta White Dudes there used to be around! You know, dudes with long hair (usually in dreadlocks) who wore those rasta hats and played hacky sack in random places? The ones who would usually blast some kind of Bob Marley tribute band while they were rolling around in their McDonald’s Big Mac boxes circa 1985 looking cars? Come ON!
This type of dude seems to be a lost breed, unless you live in Oakland. Oakland is the last stop before heaven for these cats, as I’ve never seen them anywhere else in recent days. Still, I miss the mid-90’s when dudes like this were everywhere. Did you hear that? I miss you, rasta hat wearing dudes. I miss when Jamiroquai’s Jay Kay was one of you. I miss Remy Shand. I miss all my high school dudefriends who taught me this type of dude might not smell the best, or have any money, but he will have weed and he will give you the sagest advice you’ll ever get from a man who wants to bang you but will never tell you not because he’s scared, but because he’s a gentleman. And because he actually doesn’t want to ruin your friendship. Although also, you wouldn’t bang him anyway.
Viva la Rasta White Dudes. Always + Forever.
