Next Phase Is This
This was the worst Star Trek experience I have ever had and it got worse after each passing episode. We started off with two misfits, Caleb Mir and Anesha Mir, son and mother, trying to escape justice and failing. They eventually get captured with Anesha in prison and Caleb, a ward of the federation for…
“Boom! Shake the Room” is an aggressive, high-energy hip-hop anthem released in 1993 that showcased a much louder, harder-edged party sound for the legendary duo. The track is built on a heavy, driving drum loop that geniusly samples the funk band Pleasure, layered with an obnoxious, piercing horn-like synthesizer screech that commands immediate attention. Moving…
She’s going to figure it out. She’s going to poke Clark in the butt and this time, since the crystal is away the metal stick is going to bend because Clark is back to his old self again, with powers. The show ends on a cliffhanger. This is the worst ending in the history of…
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Clark is finally going to find out his origins. We see a purple crystal pulled out of the wreckage of the small rocket that carried Clark to earth. It’s making his powers heightened and deadly. He even singed a bank robber’s arm and he destroyed his apartment with Lana taking a stand and trying…
“I Will Survive” is a monumental, globally revered 1978 disco masterpiece by Gloria Gaynor that stands as the definitive, ultimate anthem of personal empowerment and resilience in music history. The song features a brilliant, dramatic arrangement that opens with a sweeping, classical piano flourish before locking into an unstoppable, heavy-hitting disco bassline and a driving…
“2 Legit 2 Quit” is a monumental, ultra-high-energy 1991 hip-hop and dance-pop anthem that served as the title track for MC Hammer’s multi-platinum follow-up album. The song features a massive, bombastic production driven by a thunderous, industrial-strength drum beat, sharp synthesized brass horn blasts, and a heavy, pulsing electronic bassline. The track is famous for…
This was a very dark and rivetting episode. I was on the edge of my seat wondering how Lana would get out of her predicament. She almost died after having a few more houres to go. Lana meets a charismatic gym instructor and he takes advantange of her and while she was napping he experimented…
“How I Could Just Kill a Man” is a legendary, hard-hitting 1991 track that served as the groundbreaking debut single for West Coast hip-hop pioneers Cypress Hill. Produced by DJ Muggs, the track features a gritty, hallucinatory sonic landscape built upon a heavy funk loop from Lowell Fulson, a piercing guitar scratch sample, and a…
Superboy is clever. He knows how to play the “I’m death and I know you’ll mourn but I’m coming back or back, game.” Lex Luthor was about to set off a bomb but Superboy had limited info so he faked his death to stop Luthor and won the gamble. Luthor never saw it coming but…
“Red Light Special” is a sultry, ultra-smooth 1995 contemporary R&B ballad that solidified TLC’s status as pioneering icons of sexual autonomy and urban pop music. Produced by Babyface, the track features a slow, deeply grooving bassline, warm electric piano chords, and a distinctive, weeping blues guitar solo that gives the arrangement a raw, intimate texture….