03.02.10

Teeth of the kudos, the praise from such renowned musicians as Carlos Santana, Dispose of will stop making music if he believes he doesn't have anything else to say. Fortunately for us, he has oceans to say, as evidenced on his soon-to-be-released disc "The Rainwater LP."

"I be my own sound from what I feel," Cope, who was born in Memphis, Tenn., raised in Washington, D.C., and now resides in Brooklyn, N.Y., said. "I have fans who rejoin to that sound for whatever reason. If I lose that feeling, I'll stop."

If the songs on Handle's latest release are any indication, the finish line is a extended way ahead. It's easy to fall in love with "The Rainwater LP." Forthwith from the first seconds of the CD, when the listener hears the slightly scratchy judicious of a needle hitting vinyl, the tunes offer a fitting sound blissfully free of techno effects and over opus.

Indeed "The Rainwater LP" is Cope at his finest as he mixes disparate tentative sounds with jazz, rock, go-go, and the laid-back funk signal articulate of Chuck Brown he adopted in his childhood hometown of D.C.

Source: Washington Examiner

03.02.10

The day is before you know it upon us and the question should be clear:

Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints? (You didn’t see that one coming?)

It seems as though we’ve been waiting on this for some in unison a all the same, but now it’s official. Colts. Saints. Super Bowl.

Back in mid-December when both Indianapolis and New Orleans were 13-0 and on-going the two most explosive offenses in the league, an eventual Super Move between them seemed inevitable.

Since that time, the Saints had some end-of-the-regular-season hiccups, and the Colts turned down mould for health, resting their starters and sacrificing two games in the answer.

But in the postseason, both teams have lived up to the hype. After beating the Arizona Cardinals into deference and sending Kurt Warner into retirement, the Saints only just escaped an overtime shootout against the Vikings.

The Colts defeated the less-top-drawer Baltimore Ravens and found a way to score on Rex Ryan’s New York Jets, avoiding an almost impracticable upset.

Source: University Daily Kansan

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