ATTENTION!
Whack has taken their sports infatuation in a new direction. With baseball
season right around the corner, we are dedicating an entirely new page to
the Cincinnati Reds called
WHACKreds. Check it out. Also, stay tuned
for a Bengals page in the near future. No need to worry though. We will
still keep the spliffBLAHg spewing like always.
WHACKreds.com will always be available through
this page by clicking the link at the top of your page. So go get your
baseball on and let us know what you think. Go redlegs....... and keep
whacking.
3.1.10
"Life is f@*king short. Enjoy that shit."
2.26.10
OH YES!!!!! HELL YES!!!!!
CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL
2.24.10
-Nothing on tv tonight? Tired of the Olympics? Try
UpL8.tv
2.20.10
I AM THREE
Irving and Hughes are two who make up the band I Am Three.
Their debut album, It's Never Too Late (Except When It Is), is a
fantastic relief compared to modern-pop. Exploring new and old genres while
adding their own, It's Never Too Late provides refreshment with
plenty of flavor. History provides a funky feeling inside as
Wake Up calms you back down. Truckers Piss brings memories of
basements and beer while The Day I Ate A Train remains replaying in
your head. From beginning to end It's Never Too Late (Except When It Is)
stays fresh and in control. This album is a must.
2.6.10
Taking a couple weeks off. Be back soon....
2.2.10
Deion Luwynn Sanders' athletic career was as versatile as the man himself.
His speed and flashy persona captured the attention of the nation as a
larger than life star in both the NFL and Major League Baseball (most
notably with the Cincinnati Reds). In 1997, Sanders finished 2nd in the NL
with 56 stolen bases in 115 games with the Reds before leaving baseball for
three years. Retiring from the NFL in 2000, he returned to the Reds in 2001,
playing in 32 games before retiring from baseball for good. He won Super
Bowls with both the 49ers and the Cowboys, and during the 89 season he homered and scored a touchdown in the same week, the only player to ever do
so. But, one thing you may have forgotten about "Neon Deion" is that in the
mid nineties he was a budding R&B sensation. Yes, it's true. Aside from the
fact that he made appearances in MC Hammer's "Too Legit to Quit" and "Pumps
and a Bump" music videos, his inner soul shined right through his custom
made suits when he dropped the album Prime Time on Dec. 26, 1994 on Capitol
Records sub-label Bust It Records. And lemme tell ya folks, this is a true
gem for any music lover of any genre, period. The poetic imagery conjured up
here may come off sounding like a confused child with a tape recorder to the
untrained ear, but the lyrics speak volumes about the grit and tenacity one
must have as a millionaire professional athlete:
"As I fly the skies
And swim the seas
As I crawl through the land,
Primetime is who I be
Free like a bee to a tree
So I talked to myself and told myself,
“Tell me how does it feel
To be me.”
It really isn’t that easy.
Me, myself and I
Me plays football, myself plays baseball and I rhyme
Number 24 minus number 21 equals three
Individuals divided into one"
Deep stuff indeed. Produced by Dallas Austin & Too Short, the album Prime
Time had only one single "Must be the Money", which had some trouble
breaking the Top 100 charts, as well as only sprinting to #70 on the Top
R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. But as Albert Einstein once said "Great spirits
have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." Regardless
of the albums public "failure", Prime Time boasts many highlights including
"Time for Prime", "House of Prime", "Prime Time Keeps On Ticking" & "Time
for Prime (Reprise)". And if you still haven't gotten enough prime, there's
the head boppin' ditty "Y U NV ME?". This Florida born rapper/MC may sound
exactly like a less refined, less talented west coast groove machine via Dr. Dre
or Snoop, but do not be confused. This sixteen track masterpiece is the real
deal. So, put down your PM Dawn cassette and put on your parachute pants
cause it's time to party like it's 1994. Out of five Schrute Bucks, I am
forced to give this album a six for originality and conceptual brilliance.
And on that note I will leave you with one last rhyme that we can all relate
to:
"Pulled out my Rolex to check the time
Damn I’m late
Call a limo so I can go to the Stadium
Michael Irvin called so we must be playing
So I jumps in the shower
And let the water rain
Drippy drip"
1.23.10
Instead of conceding corporate pressure, Conan O'brien preserved the
integrity of The Tonight Show by refusing to let NBC executives move
it to a later time slot. After only seven abbreviated months as the new
host, Conan will defect, allowing Jay Leno to return. Conan and Jay's
respective shows had limited success in NBC's newest late night lineup, but
no one expected it to be an experiment. Apparently it was, and it failed,
leaving Conan in the dust.
......a few good friends led my Mr. Will Ferrell......
*Update:
NBC won't allow anyone to host any clips of Coco's last show so the previous link was
removed. Instead, here is another version of Freebird. Enjoy.
1.18.10
Classic WU mixed over The Beatles. Pretty nasty.
