Great Moose In The Sky - TRANCE SINGLE RELEASE!

Today is the day; I'm officially releasing my first electronic dance music piece right here and now! This trance piece was inspired by a roommate of mine who listens to nothing but trance music, and the total amount of boredom I'm going through currently. Please, listen to it, tell your friends, pass it around, and feel free to share your opinions of this!

Also, I got rave reviews for my "King Kong taking a shit on a birthday cake" analogy. If anyone wants to create such an image, I will gladly post it as my next background and share the credit where it's due...

4:20 Music Break

I recently learned that DayGlow, a huuuuge paint party concert rave thingieso, is coming to my hometown, with artist David Berrie DJ'ing through the night. I decided to check him out, and I like a lot of his shit. If you're into electronic or dance music, check it right here. You can check out more on his website at http:/davidberrie.com, and learn more abut DayGlow at http://dayglowtour.com.

HUUUUUUUGE 4:20 Music Break

Today is a glorious day, ladies and gentlemen. March 29th marks the latest in the sagas that are Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa. Snoop Dogg is celebrating the release of his newest album, "Doggumentary" while Wiz Khalifa releases the much anticipated "Rolling Papers." The best of old and new school are coming together, giving you plenty to listen to. I personally plan on listening to these later on, and I'll give my input. Give yours too. Check back to this post if you give a shit, otherwise I don't care. But seriously, next time you're lightin' up and you're feeling adventurous, check out "Doggumentary" and "Rolling Papers" today.

And now, my awesome opinion.

Let's be honest; I wasn't impressed by Doggumentary and Rolling Papers after my first time listening to it. I feel both albums sounded like stuff from the past, even to the extent of Wiz using lines from previous songs. Doggumentary sounded like it is; a regular 'ol Snoop album. Rolling Papers was also more of the same; anthems about fucking bitches and smoking weed. (Awwww yeaaaahhhhh)

One track that stood out to me was "Superman" off of Doggumentary. This Snoop Dogg/Willie Nelson collaboration sounds like nothing else on the album, and was something fresh and both Snoop and Willie both did really well.

In the end, both of these albums will appeal to any hardcore fans of these power smokers. As for me, I'll personally stick to the older albums. Speaking of, I got a nice glass of OJ just waiting for me...

Oh, and I'll keep this video up since everyone seemed to enjoy it so much.

4:20 Music Break

It's time for a 4:20 music break.... at 1:46. Well it's 4:20 somewhere, and I want to share some of the albums I've been digging when I just wanna sit back and enjoy some good music after a good smoke.

The Black Keys - Brothers

Hands down, most unique album cover of all-time. This is a late 2010 release, but I never got around to listening to it. UNTIL RECENTLY. It's one of the best "chill" albums I've heard in a long time, and would suggest this to any fan of music. Many of the songs jam in a unique way. Folky lyrics mixed with simplified song structure, the Akron, OH duo delivers a huge hit with this. The album has been accepted as one of 2010's best since it's release, and it's still bangin' in 2011. If you haven't checked this one out, you're really missing out. Also, if you've never experienced Dan Auerbach's (lead singer) beard, please feel free to. It's so good that I set it as the background for a bit.

Wiz Khalifa - Kush & OJ

"The perfect formula for a wake and bake."

Kush & OJ single-handedly got me back into hip-hop. It sounds like nothing else there, and the whole albums flows so well together. This is one that you HAVE to listen through the first time you listen to it. I have memories of relaxing on my front porch in the middle of winter jamming to this while taking a smoke break. Smooth, fresh beats mixed with Wiz's clever lyrics deliver in a scrumptious fashion that might just make one high without ever taking a hit. Aside from "Black and Yellow," this is seen as Wiz Khalifa's best mixtape. If youre looking for a change of pace, you can check it out here for free: http://www.datpiff.com/Wiz-Khalifa-Kush-OJ-mixtape.112367.html You can expect more from Wiz tomorrow right here!

Mumford & Sons - Sign No More

Arguably the best album of 2010, Mumford and Sons hits the music scene with their debut album that has made a huge impression on the scene. Only releasing two singles from this album (Little Lion Man and The Cave), Mumford and Sons are seen as rock stars today after clearing the talk show, summer festival and even music award show circuits (you didn't forget about their badass performance on the Grammy's, did you?). I was absolutely blown away by this album. It's beautiful in every way, and the whole album flows well together; you must listen through the whole thing. One might say that the songs begin to sound alike, but the songs are just so good that I personally didn't give two shits. Sigh No More hit an emotional nerve that music tends to not do anymore, and it's nice to see people put so much effort into making good music. This is highly suggested for anyone who wants to sit back (glass of OJ in hand) and simply feel good.

To listen to any of these (legally, of course), check out GrooveShark at http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/