I love my brother... I really do....
here's an e-mail he just sent me...
Child,
Here the revolution from the reincarnation of Bob Marley, his youngest son,
Damian Marley. I'm not fuckin' jokin'. My Puertorican friend, Juan, turned
me on to this, right by Jamaica chillin' out. He does a song called "Pimpa's
Paradise" with guess??? ......................... Black Thought of the Roots.
At the end of Alicia Key's Unplugged Special on MTV, she calls out Damian
Marley to the stage (understand she already has Common and Mighty Mos out
there rockin' steady for the crew, I might add). Believe me, this kid is
turning heads. You should check it out and become hooked like me. Some
critics are calling the title song of his 2005 release, Welcome to Jamrock, an
early contender for song of the decade. It's that good. If you cannot keep
up with him (he's fast), then look up the lyrics. Fuckin' mind-blowing. It's
not just about smokin' cee ganja (though it is too), it's about all of the
fuckin' problems we have to live with in the world today.
Mom told me about the career seminar. You know yourself. If really are want,
then you have got to go fuckin' get it. Get the grades, do the bullshit and
piss in their face in the end. That's my plan anyway. It's tough, but life's
a bitch. I know you can do it. It's easier when you truly see where you want
to be. You see the metaphorical tightrope you have to walk between you and
your goal. You won't fall, just think about how much hitting the ground would
hurt. (I thought about it for a little bit) ............. Damn, that would
fucking hurt.
Peace,
Mike
----- Kristen
Child,
Here the revolution from the reincarnation of Bob Marley, his youngest son,
Damian Marley. I'm not fuckin' jokin'. My Puertorican friend, Juan, turned
me on to this, right by Jamaica chillin' out. He does a song called "Pimpa's
Paradise" with guess??? ......................... Black Thought of the Roots.
At the end of Alicia Key's Unplugged Special on MTV, she calls out Damian
Marley to the stage (understand she already has Common and Mighty Mos out
there rockin' steady for the crew, I might add). Believe me, this kid is
turning heads. You should check it out and become hooked like me. Some
critics are calling the title song of his 2005 release, Welcome to Jamrock, an
early contender for song of the decade. It's that good. If you cannot keep
up with him (he's fast), then look up the lyrics. Fuckin' mind-blowing. It's
not just about smokin' cee ganja (though it is too), it's about all of the
fuckin' problems we have to live with in the world today.
Mom told me about the career seminar. You know yourself. If really are want,
then you have got to go fuckin' get it. Get the grades, do the bullshit and
piss in their face in the end. That's my plan anyway. It's tough, but life's
a bitch. I know you can do it. It's easier when you truly see where you want
to be. You see the metaphorical tightrope you have to walk between you and
your goal. You won't fall, just think about how much hitting the ground would
hurt. (I thought about it for a little bit) ............. Damn, that would
fucking hurt.
Peace,
Mike
----- Kristen