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Social Media/Social Life?

In this episode, I discuss how social media has replaced most people's social lives.

Mercury Retrograde

On this morning of March 13th, I am once again reminded that Mercury Retrograde is not a great friend or ally of mine. Mercury Retrograde has once again come into my life like an unwanted distant cousin lounging on your couch sucking up all of your positive energy and replacing it with negative. Mercury Retrograde controls transportation, and the last time it was in season, I had to get the engine rebuilt on my 72 Chevelle - $1,800. Now, 4 months later, Retrograde kicks in and my transmission needs to be rebuilt and my brakes need to be changed from drums to discs - $2,600. I already knew I had to pay $1,000 for the brake system to get changed but finding out your transmission is leaking heavily and the price tag is $1,600 is ridiculous. Once again,
Mercury Retrograde kicks my ass!

"When Choosing a PR Firm" [Podcast]

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Morning Mixtape - 1/25/2012

I remember the first time I heard this song was actually from a rapper named Erick Arc Elliot rapping over it. Then, I seen it was the theme song for the TV show, "Portlandia." Palm trees. Sunsets over cliffs overlooking the Pacific. This is Los Angeles in auditory form.


Idioteque. Moron. Simpleton. This song by Radiohead always sticks out to me more than any of their other songs. I always liked this song. Mind you this song was released in 1998; it sounds like it should have been released now in 2012. This song was ahead of its time.


Fila sweatsuits. Gold chain. Karl Kani Denim. This song reminds me of when I was a kid in the 90s looking up to the older niggas that were fly as hell.

3rd PR Radio - 1/19/2012

3rd PR Radio - Jan. 19, 2012 by uncovered3rd

My First Podcast of the year.

Morning Mixtape - 1/10/2012

Pain! This word echoes throughout this song. Kurt was a genius. It's such a shame that he was called to the Lord so early in his life. At least we all have something of his that will live forever, his music. The passion in his voice on this song is remarkable, it's chilling.


The vocalist's baritone voice over the running strings of this song is the perfect blend to fulfill the song's title, sorrow. Such a deep ass song...


An iconoclast. A rebel. Effortlessly fly. Truly a man that follows only one entity other than God...himself. The coldest. I can definitely relate.

Morning Mixtape - 1/5/2012

The song title says it all. My first time hearing this was in '08, and I was an instant fan. There ain't nothin' wrong with a big booty girl!


I was never a huge fan of screamo, but I had a friend in college that used to play this song all of the time. You wouldn't expect a screamo band to make a piano ballad. Since I am a huge fan of the piano, I was instantly drawn into the song. I don't like any of their other songs, but this one is incredible. Great track!


This song is the epitome of American patriotism. Lemonade. Hot dogs. Baseball. Extreme arrogance & bravado. Everything that encompasses the hard shell of being an American.


This is the song that made Bloc Party my favorite my favorite band in '06. Such a great song. At the time, I could definitely relate to the subject matter. Hard to believe that was six years ago when this first came out.


I actually didn't hear this song for the first time until i seen the movie, "Jarhead" starring Jake Gyllenhaal in '06. Some songs are timeless; this is one of them.


Some songs just are all over the place in their arrangement, but yet, we still like them. This song is one of them. The UK band, ¡Forward,Russia! had a couple of songs I liked. The music video for this song is really dope.

Morning Soundtrack 1/3/12

"...was it faith that paid the rent?" This lyric from this song stands out to me the most since this song came out when I first got out of college and I was struggling to keep my collegiate lifestyle of binging on liquor and carefree attitude and also paying rent for the first time in my life. That year after college is a very introspective one for most and definitely was a great struggle for me in trying to find myself as well as keeping eviction notices off my door.


The Carps was one of the few bands in the last 7 years that really impressed me (other than Bloc Party and Phantogram). Then, when I heard they had a song named after one of my favorite athletes of all-time, it made me like their music even more. This band was first introduced to me in '08, and definitely does NOT get any of the publicity that they truly deserve. I'd LOVE to sign them still after four years!


I remember first being introduced to the sounds of Australian band, Tame Impala last year. This is one of the key songs from their album that really stuck to me. To listen to this song back to back with 60s bands such as King Crimson would have you believe Tame Impala's music came out in 1969 as well. The music is atmospheric; it's a sunset on a Monaco beach with the sexiest girl in the world drinking the finest bottle of merlot being in a state of nirvana. I love this song.


The sexiest girl in the world. The curly headed one from Compton. The hippie girl with an effortless fashion sense. That gorgeously bright smile that can take my darkest of days and glimmer hues of light. That incredible spiral of her curls. My inspiration. Thanks for being here.


The flyest nigga in hip-hop. Intellectual street niggas. Effortless fashion sense and infectious aura. The charisma of a politician in saggin' Dior jeans and heavy jewelry on. The pharaoh presence. Gods amongst men. I can relate...

End of the Year - Morning Mouthpiece (Podcast)

End of the Year Morning Mouthpiece 2011 by uncovered3rd

This was the last podcast of the year I just made this morning.
I'm giving some more game as usual..
Please be safe for New Years Eve.