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Hey gang.

In this one, we cover the last 2 songs of the album.

The first one is called "Warm Nights. 

This is a song about the typical sort of day out crippping on the South Side and the sorts of things that might go on. 

*trigger warning*.... (I Think)?

The second one is called "Silver Chucks".

My dude Amaculan kicks the first verse, and then I jump in right behind him with the second verse with no hook, but we a sort of... kind of hook at the end for fun. 

This song is the only one on the album that is about nothing and just functions as lyrical exercise. 

From there we go into what I think is misuse of language and just tossing words around because we're used to saying them.   

I think after this short series, we won't need the next episode to be a rhym-o-graphy and maybe I'll kick up some freethought conversation for you.

Hey gang. 

This one is actually a whole Rhym-o-graphy episode.

There's no news, No updates on any stories, just all Rhym-o-graphy with a tiny bit of personal jouralism in the last few minutes.

For the regular listeners, I made that title to amuse myself and see if I attract some random trolls.

I begin this show being a little heavily critical of Kristin Gillibrand about her so called "grilling" of the green boys.    That is the short "Soft Language" segment.    That's for about the first 4 minutes and then we go in the show...     In this one, I talk about my song "The Pain" that wrote in less than 2 hours while hanging out with some dudes in Spanaway.   In the song I'm generally talking about Spanaway and Tacoma. I'm also exhibitng some of my old (and now embarrassing) naive attitdue regarding the ability of this species to improve.   From there I toss a short break with two clips.   One is a classic of Bernie Mac in the film "House Party 3"   The other clip is from a Fox News interview.   For the last 10 minutes of the show, instead of reading and commenting on a story from my news feed like I typically do, I just scroll through my news feed and comment on the feed in general.... which I enjoyed doing and might do more often.

Hey gang.    With this one... again, I'm going over another song from when I was 17.   This one is called Hood Love 2 and it's me at that age clumsily and without any eloquence attempting to start a lyrical conversation about race, privilege and the relevance of hardcore (gangsta) hip hop.    I talk about how this affected and destroyed a friendship with an Incredibly privileged white male I knew at the time.    At the end of the show, I play the latest Black Freethinkers closing them idea I came up with.   I actually recorded it right before I recorded this podcast and I am sleepy.    Thanks for hanging out with me gang.

The song I play in this one is called "My Progress". 

This is the general song to represent my attitude as a human at that age, at that time. 

I was developing my disdain for my species at this time.  I was also trying to find my path to adulthood and I mention how serious I am about that in this song.

I play and talk about the second verse in the begining of the show.  From there I talk about Eric Holder with the Marijuana Laws and the Police response.

After that, I play the whole song to close out the show.

Hey gang. 

For this episode, I'll start out covering the third track on my first album (253), titled "Sing Low"

This song is 2 verses that are 2 stories.

Again... These are rhymes I wrote and recorded when I was 17 years old in 2001.  What I am doing is trying to understand 17 year old me and what I was trying to get across in my art at that age. 

....Because I ddin't annunciate well in these earlier songs, I'll be kind of rapping over it in the beginning and then I'll talk about it.  After that we'll go into a regular Wine Cellar episode where I'll talk a bit about abortion and autism.

At the end of the show, I'll play the song as it is on the album without me rapping over the original track.

 

Let's have some fun.

 

Love that max 

 

I had an aboriton.

Hey gang. 

On this one I describe the first song after my intro on my first album, 253.

The name of the song is Round Here.  The concept of the song is to give the listener a fair warning about the area, the people in the area and the activities.

It is hard core hip hop with heavy 808 bass.

After that we go into some news about police treating a double amputee the best they know how.

After that we have a little read about child rape.

It's the Wine Cellar.

Strap in.  

This is a tough episode.

Hey gang. 

This is the first installment of my lyrical biography.

I'm starting with the Introduction track of my first CD from when I was 17.

In the interest of chronological order... The next one I do will be a song called Round Here.

 

Let's have some fun.

Oh yea... and after I talk about the lyrics on the track we'll read some news from the Black Freethinkers Praxis Online News Paper.

I chose the title "Targeting" because of the little story in "personal journals" segment in the beginning. 

The other reason for this title is that this is the typical episode for my target audience.  From interacting with folks that play the shows and contact me online, I find my audience to be lgbtquia folks, Black folks in their mid 20's and aging white hippies/activists.

This one isn't a bowl of chuckles but it's very Wine Cellarish and a fun episode for my usual listeners.

...ya know, the people I'm "Targeting"

...I need to find a more responsible way to come up with show titles.

 

The title is based off the content.

 

This is typical good old Wine cellar show.

I'm still recording without a booth.

 

I talk about some dumb dumb dummies I interact with in social media and then as usual. I bring you the bad news.

 

Oh Yea.  And I have some outtakes from the cutting room floor with my comedy friend Ramona about shaving our vaginas.