I love V. Options

[Merica]

Yup, no lies, tricks, or rick rolls; I love V.

Today whilst working on post-production logging for my film I rocked V twice in a row, all the way through. It was cracking. I know many don't like it, but I really dig the explosion of creativity. It's all over the place, the album. There's some rock, rap, techno, even middle-eastern flavours here and there. I think it all mashes together in the form of a pretty decent roller coaster ride, with some really cool lyrics in there (admittedly, there are also a few doozies). In terms of songs, in particular, and I care not for any haters this might bring on, I really dig Flow and Ok?. They're both just great exmaples of the creativity boom Ed had. Only song I question is Call Me a Fool. Catchy as it is, it stands out as slightly weak amongst the rest, and his voice sounds kinda sharp and somewhat grating throughout it.

But yes, I am a fan of V, in all it's mismatched cheesy glory. I fell back in love with Live this afternoon. Not that I ever fell out of love, but today I just got really high on Live. Great stuff!

[Distance to Me]

I'm sorry, Hoodie, but I think it's time you sat down and rethought your life.

Anyway, I'm surprised Hoodie is the only one who has decided to shit on this topic. I bet all the same people who gladly tormented random visitors (in extremely clever, funny, and simply mind blowing, sophisticated ways) decided to back off because Hoodie was here. I would say grow some balls, but this is the internet, and Hoodie is speaking. So I don't know what to think.

Oh, by the way, did you tell your friends to listen to the River or Love Shines? No wonder we're losing fans...