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I'm making a new series of female artist debut albums that changed my life, perspective and my heart.  Why female artist, well... maybe its the memory of my mom sings to me when I was a baby and a small kid... maybe its the fact that I think female artist have more "balls" to say things nobody else said before... they dare more... and the industry is still pushing them aside.⁠ So... I'm going to try to make a change.⁠

So far its number 3 not in any specific order..... (so far in the series I posted: Fiona Apple, Patti Smith and Tori Amos)⁠

When I heard for the 1st time M.I.A. "Arural" I was literly blown away it was not a fresh breath of air it was a STORM and it took me all in.⁠

M.I.A. -- "Arular" (2005)⁠

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⁠Art work & design by M.I.A. and Steve Loveridge⁠

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PATTI SMITH -- "Horses" (1975)⁠ @thisispattismith⁠ ⁠ Design by Bob Heimall @bobheimall⁠ Photography by Robert Mapplethorpe⁠ ⁠ Every night before I go to sleep⁠ Find a ticket, win a lottery,⁠ Scoop the pearls up from the sea⁠ Cash them in and buy you all the things you need.⁠ Every night before I rest my head⁠ See those dollar bills go swirling 'round my bed.⁠ I know they're stolen, but I don't feel bad.⁠ I take that money, buy you things you never had.⁠ Oh, baby, it would mean so much to me,⁠ Oh, baby, to buy you all the things you need for free.⁠ I'll buy you a jet plane, baby,⁠ Get you on a higher plane to a jet stream⁠ And take you through the stratosphere⁠ And check out the planets there and then take you down⁠ Deep where it's hot, hot in Arabia, babia,⁠ Then cool, cold fields of snow⁠ And we'll roll, dream, roll, dream, roll, roll, dream, dream.⁠ When we dream it, when we dream it, when we dream it,⁠ We'll dream it, dream it for free, free money,⁠ Free money, free money, free money,⁠ Free money, free money, free money.⁠

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FIONA APPLE -- "Tidal" (1996)⁠ ⁠ Art Direction BY Fred Woodward⁠ Photography By Nathaniel Goldberg @nathanielgoldberg⁠ Original PRINT Artwork By Leta Sobierajski, Wade Jeffree⁠ @letasobierajski @wadejeffree⁠ ⁠ What I need is a good defense⁠ Cause I'm feelin' like a criminal⁠ And I need to be redeemed⁠ To the one I've sinned against⁠ Because he's all I ever knew of love⁠

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The year is 1985 im about 10 just bought my 1st double cassette tape (after working all summer at my moms work - mainly putting stickers on things). My mom not a very strong on the records side (a Barbra Streisand album, thank god some Brazilian music and bolero) but our house always had the radio blasting.... always on the same station - but still good. not yet into Dylan or Neil Young and (hey as weird as it is I was only 10) just a week ago I discovered Simon and Garfunkel. So.... yet again the same story as the week before - I hear on the radio a song that got my ears hooked, I run to my tape and record what ever left from that song. The next day I went to the record store (already my favorite record store as I tried a few and only here they treated me real nice and always took the time to help me - I will never forget that guy) gave him the cassette, he listened and gave me this album - which I bought in cassette format.⁠ After all this years I still love this album and some songs still make me feel real sad.... ⁠ ⁠ SUZANNE VEGA -- "Suzanne Vega" (1985)⁠ @therealsuzannevega⁠ ⁠ Design BY Corey & Company⁠ Cover Photography By Charles Reilly⁠

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The Rap Year Book: The Most Important Rap Song From Every Year Since 1979, Discussed, Debated, and Deconstructed (2015)

“Here’s what The Rap Year Book does: It takes readers from 1979, widely regarded as the moment rap became recognized as part of the cultural and musical landscape, and comes right up to the present, with Shea Serrano hilariously discussing, debating, and deconstructing the most important rap song year by year. Serrano also examines the most important moments that surround the history and culture of rap music–from artists’ backgrounds to issues of race, the rise of hip-hop, and the struggles among its major players–both personal and professional. Covering East Coast and West Coast, famous rapper feuds, chart toppers, and show stoppers,The Rap Year Book is an in-depth look at the most influential genre of music to come out of the last generation. 

Complete with infographics, lyric maps, uproarious and informative footnotes, portraits of the artists, and short essays by other prominent music writers, The Rap Year Book is both a narrative and illustrated guide to the most iconic and influential rap songs ever created. It’s like the gold tank from Master P’s “Make ‘Em Say Uhh!” video, except it’s a book. It’s like Kanye’s verse on “Put On,” except it’s a book. It’s like the face Biggie made when he was on the boat with Puffy in “Hypnotize,” except it’s a book.”

by Shea Serrano, art: Arturo Torres

Get it  now here

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Sweeeeeeeeeet

A Retro Working Prototype of a Rotary Cell Phone

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Tried to turn baby... Baby say NO! (at ביה״ח ליולדות ליס , איכילוב)

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Morning chili harvest... straight into sauce... (at Herzliya, Israel)

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I am at the end of my waking possibilities... Tiredness and sleepiness are taking over! (at Warsaw, Poland)

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On the lookout...

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Every generation has a story.

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And this is how you should finish a shopping spree! KFC I love you at least once a year. (at KFC Promenada)

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Yes there is such a thing as ikea Christmas shopping..... its killing me softly..... (at Ikea Janki)