All Around the World

The boys at Download Festival.

Chris Cornell looking like his arctic-eyed self circa late 90's 

and the Dave's looking trim and toned.

Never Let You Walk Alone

"Never Walk Alone...A Call to Arms"- Megadeth
It's quite obvious I am a HUGE Megadeth fan. My love has really blossomed over the past few months. This is one of my fav. tracks on constant repeat in my car. 


The past 10 days have been crazy. Work has been out of control with various assignments involving the police showing me a huge evidence bag full of weed, skating with some roller derby girls, and watching various plays. 


A new roommate moved in to my place who is originally from Iceland and (surprise) she's amazing. She makes me meals, goes on walks with me, and shares some of my viewpoints. She also brought her own aloe vera plant to add to the cactus corner I have burgeoning. I'm glad she's around to chip in on the rent.


This month marks the beginning of Summer (in my mind) which means busting around outdoors at all costs; riding my bike to coffee shops, garage sales, mountain adventures and river walks a plenty. So stoked for the next few months.

Never Walk Alone

Of Mice and Men

"Of Mice and Men"- Megadeth

Overkill

Feb. Playlist: Short and sweet just like the month

1) "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due"- Megadeth

2)"Overkill"- Motorhead

3)"One in a Lifetime"- The Talking Heads

4)"Look Around"- Red Hot Chili Peppers

5)"Stop Me If You Have Heard this One Before"- The Smiths

6) "Suicide Solution"- Ozzy Osbourne

7) "Wake Up Dead"- Megadeth

8) "I'll Hit You Back"- Jane's Addiction

9)"Underground"- The Tea Party

10) "Bomber"- Motorhead

11) "The Messenger"- The Tea Party

12) "Little T and A"- The Rolling Stones

13) "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night"- The Electric Prunes

14) "Bad Girls"- M.I.A.

Je dois Partir

"A Tout le Monde"- Megadeth

Wake Up Dead

Everyday I wake up, I'm discovering new music. Genres hold no bounds for me. I am comfortable listening to some 70's sold gold country just as I am with thrash metal, Swedish electro house, and dub rock. Whatever sounds good to me, as corny as that sounds, goes.

Every once in a while I go through musical phases. December was a trill wave. January was early 60's kitsch rock and The Smiths. And February is shaping up to be Thrash Metal month.

My sister and I had the pleasure attending Megatour on Saturday night where Motorhead and Megadeth played to a steamed up, drunken crowd. We loved getting soaked with sweat and wound up with neck injuries for the next two days from hitting it too hard. And I found my new obsession.

I actually went to the show stoked to see Lemmy in all his glory, growths and all. And he did not disappoint. But what I didn't know is how polarizing Dave Mustaine from Megadeth would be. He has a gorgeous mane of hair and a voice that is so cartoon like I can't help but laugh when he talks. I was surprised and now I am frankly obsessed. So in commencement to this new obsession, I would like to bring back the Rock Gods segment starting with Mr. Mustaine.