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For a more in depth analization of this new track, check out, Jay-Z's 'D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)': Hear it here Music news, reviews, albums, concerts, and downloads The Music Mix EW.com otherwise just listen below. I'm still not sure how I feel about this yet (I certainly LOOOOOOOOOOOVE the horns,) buthad to share and will probably bleep about it later.

What the fudge?

this is F-ing ridiculous and the only line I can use to explain the shenanigans of last night....

"Take me to New York, I'd love to see L.A..."

This song just doesn't get old.

"I can't stand you, I just love you..."

I woke up this morning and this was the first thing that came to mind musically was Mos Def's "Bedstuy Parade & Funeral March." The lyrics pretty much summed up how I was feeling, I just hope I don't turn into a sweet gangsta woman pretty killa woman...unless I end up like this lovely couple or this bad ass one.

You better watch out you don't know who you're dealing with

i used to be obessed with the streets...

the British rapper Mike Skinner that is, who just happened to release his 4th album "everything is borrowed" which hasn't gotten the best reviews, though i'm crazy about the song and the video for 2nd single, "the escapist," they're both very beautiful and intriguing. apparently success has lead to crappy rhymes since he's no longer depressed, but what i always loved about "the streets" is mike's ability to make the mundane, the typical day to day and the heart breaking aspects of life, worth rapping about. and when he isn't able to rap about it, he just puts it in his blog.

anyhoo 2 of the videos below are from his 3rd album "the hardest way to make an easy living," though his true genius can be heard in his debut album "original pirate material," which is divine, and in his second album "a grand don't come for free," which is totally and utterly epic! each song on the album tells a story about what was happening in Mike's life and by the end all is illuminated.

i just happened to have "such a twat" from "a grand don't come for free" stuck in my head, but sadly there's no actual video for it,but you can listen to the song below

"pranging out" the opening track & single from "hardest way to make an easy living." i don't know what the concept of this video is (it seems a bit like "the shining" towards the end to be honest,) but this is one of his "bigger" songs.

"when you wasn't famous"

"the escapist"