Saturday, July 28, 2007
Thursday, July 26, 2007
Gemo Wong Interview - inqmnd.ca

Check out this interview of Jordan Apparel head honcho, Gemo Wong. This would be a great job one day.
Posted by Joseph Siwa at 7:42 PM Labels: Clothing, Consumer, Entrepeneur, Fashion, jordan, Kaibutsu Consumer, nike, Streetwear
Friday, July 13, 2007
SIGNATUNE
This is a video for a DJ Mehdi tune, remixed by Thomas Bangalter, one half of Daft Punk. It's pretty sick. It's not amazing, because I have heard this style because of listening from Daft Punk so much. But I do like the video. The ending is a very hilarious twist to the story. It almost seems like...nevermind, just watch the video.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Ultimate Fighter Finale
Posted by Joseph Siwa at 12:17 AM Labels: Consumer, MMA, Pacquaio Fight
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Weekly Crap
It's the new way to keep on blogging. Anyway, I buy shit every week, so why not just keep a running tally of the bullshit that I buy. Magazines, clothes, books, food, anything and everything. Anyway here is this week's crap.
Posted by Joseph Siwa at 11:37 PM Labels: Clothing, Consumer, Fashion, Magazines, Streetwear, Weekly Crap, WeeklyCrap
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Kanye West - Cant' Tell Me Nothing
I don't know about this track, it ain't bad but I thought he would come out with something a little bit more uptempo than this track. It is not a bad track, it's actually pretty good. With the Young Jeezy samples and the hammers slamming down on the metal as the overlay on the hi-hats. I like it but he should come out with something slamming. But it's probably the point of the album. Coming out from college and making that money is what 'Ye is going for with this track and the whole album, in general, and it should be fire. Hot fire, man!
New CDs In My Collection
My collection is growing stronger. Before, cds I bought were either of hip hop or house genres. Though, I still get my ocassional hip hop or house cd, but I am veering off the usual path and going into some pop rock stuff.
Two cds that I just bought were the new Jarvis Cocker cd and the solo debut of Albert Hammond Jr, he's one of the band members of The Strokes. The one with the jewfro. Anyway, two really good album. Especially the Albert Hammond Jr album. It's a little bit more of a slowed down, softer edge strokes album. The Jarvis Cocker album is the same old Jarvis Cocker album. But he delivers everytime with witty lyrics and great music.
Anyway, pick these albums if you want to explore some new music and you just want to grow up.
UFC:71 LIDDELL VS. JACKSON
Photo Courtesy of UFC.COM
I was originally not going to buy this PPV match, but I gave in. $39.99 bucks and I think it was worth it. Anyway, liddell and jackson was a good fight even if it did last for a minute and a half. But there was at least two good fights on the card. The Parysian fight wasn't bad and the houston alexander vs "the dean of mean" keith jardine wasn't a bad fight either. I know, I complained about the main event being too short, but this fight was a complete shocker. Jardine just did not take Houston Alexander seriously, and he paid for it. He got beat senseless and Houston just punched till his mouth guard came out. Anyway, this will probably be the only PPV match that I see from UFC this year. Until the Dan Henderson match with Quinton Jackson or when the PRIDE FC fighters start coming into the UFC for bouts, then I might order again. Come on Shogun Rua and Wanderlei Silva! Come and destroy the competition.
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Thursday, January 04, 2007
Madlib & Talib Kweli - Liberation
What else is new? Hip hop music is seeing a resurgence of sorts with new releases by mainstream, old-school minded artists such as Nas and Jay-Z. The remedy is coming. With word of an upcoming joint from Mos Def and Pharoah Monch, hip hop is staging a crazy comeback.
Something that was overshadowed over the christmas break is the EP of Madlib & Talib Kweli. Talib Kweli has tried to hit the mainstream bubble with little puncture, but he is still probably the best MC this side of the pacific. Madlib will always be Madlib. Beats that are so dirty that they are actually pretty clean.
Anyway, go get this EP and reactivate hip hop.
