The Infinite Mixtape

Rest in Peace Micheal.

arsassin — Sat, 27 Jun 2009 19:28:34 +0000

As you most likely already know, unless you live under a rock of course, The king of pop as sadly passed. That being said, Micheal Jackson was truly an inspiration. I mean he touched a whole generation and despite all of the controversy he is someone that will live on through his music because that is who he truly was. From Jackson Five to the height of his music career and even as he faded from the music scene, He influenced music so greatly and became a legend. Rest in Peace Micheal, you will always be remembered.

Charlie.

arsassin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 13:14:05 +0000

In one infinite moment a day some how passed.

I got lost in that perfect song,

and the fact that we were driving way too fast.

There was no need to talk,

Just a need to live as if this were the last drive home I’d ever get.

I am determined;

arsassin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 10:09:44 +0000

To put together a collection of songs on one mix cd that describes myself. I’ve never been able to do it before, it’s too hard, but this summer I shall.

Also, Here’s a poem I wrote in my mind while I was in the grocery store a few days ago. It’s quite simple.

Roses and Lifetimes.

A rose so sweet, Has thorns that prick me.

I frown as I set it down

And the crimson that I bleed,

Reminds me of the rose

And of the life I lead.

Vintage, Alternative hair, Hauntings, and more.

arsassin — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 07:00:59 +0000

[scroll down for a free Dubious Ranger MP3]

Today I came across this local vintage shop called “Legacy Vintage Clothing” while searching google and honestly I’m super stoked to check it out. Hopefully when I do make my way over there I’ll score some good clothes, Because honestly you can never have too many.

I also stumbled apon a local alternative hair salon, So next time I need a haircut I plan on trying them out. If they mess up my hair, someones gonna get decked though.

While I was on google I began searching haunted places near me and decided that one night I’d like to spend a night in Old Gray Cemetery. It’s supposedly haunted by a ghost that’s refered to as “Black Aggie”, though I’m not a sceptic nor am I a believer, I still think it’d be fun to go on a bit of a “legend trip”.

In other news, Royal Pains has caught my interest. I rarely actually watch tv out of interest (normally it’s out of habit.), but Royal Pains is right under House MD for me. Maybe I just have a thing for USA doctors.

Currently, I’m reading Catcher in the Rye. It’s amazing so far and I’d highly reccomend it to anyone and everyone. Although, most people are forced to read it at some point in their highschool carreer anyways, I’d really suggest reading it before being forced to read it ruins it.

Also, I’ve fallen in love with the song “Weapon” by Dubious Ranger, “Scott’s House” by Calledonia, and “Summer” by Backseat Goodbye at the moment. Although, I thoroughly enjoyed them before, my favorites tend to change with my mood and these currently fit my musical mood.

Free MP3- Weapon-Dubious Ranger

Alice in Musicland?

arsassin — Sun, 31 May 2009 23:49:04 +0000

As many of you probably already know by now, genius Tim Burton is in fact doing his own version of one of my personal favorites, Alice in Wonderland. Of course The Mad Hatter is to be played by none other than Johnny Depp, a Perfect fit if I do say so myself. Although it is still quite a while away, seeing as it is set to come out in 2010, the combination of Tim Burton and Johnny Depp always proves to be well worth the wait.

If you enjoy indie-rock then feast your eyes (or ears rather) on this Texas based band called Wild Moccasins. Although most bands with female fronts seem to be over-looked, you’ll regret passing up this band. With a sound slightly reminiscent of weezer, they’re sure to make your ears happy.

For a good read, I’d highly suggest picking up a copy of “Kafka On the Shore” by Haruki Murakami. Most definitely falling under the category of magical realism, this is one book you wont want to set down.