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Cam Ron

Cam Ron

What does "Cookies-N-Apple Juice" Mean?.. according to Cam'ron...?

What does "Cookies-N-Apple Juice" Mean?.. according to Cam'ron.

link>>>... http://www.worldstarhiphop.com/videos/video.php?v=wshhNEEB1wCbX24CHrao

Cookies & Apple Juice means pvssy and golden showers like r. kelly. it's more disrespectful than a facial to a hoe. golden showers is pimp shyt, but i'm not into that kind of fetish.

Cam'Ron - Oh Boy ft. Juelz Santana

Red Album

Red Album

How is The Games "RED Album" coming along?

Does he have any singles lined up,
album drop dates,
anything important?
featured artists

I've heard a few songs on it, and the were great. No singles have been released yet. It should drop around December 09. Featured artist will be, Lil Wayne, Lady GaGa, Pharrell, Kanye West and Gucci Mane.

1500 TV : The making of The Game's "THE RED ALBUM" Episode 2

Big Picture

Big Picture

The Big Picture FINAL 1/9 (Copyright Remix)

Original Album

Original Album

Picasa Software - What Are the Differences Between Picasa 3 and Picasa Web Albums?

Picasa software can be confusing. The reason for this is that there are actually two...the software and the website. Both are owned by Google.

The first one is Picasa 3, the newest version, which must be downloaded onto your computer. It is free photo editing software.

The second one (or I should say "other" one) is Picasa Web Albums. This is the online site. Picasa Web Album does limit your storage to 1GB. After you reach this amount, you have the option of upgrading. The maximum size for each uploaded photo is 20MB.

So what's the difference between them?

Picasa 3 is a digital photo program which allows you to work with the photos on your computer, doing any of the things you might have previously done without it. You can move files, delete them, etc. However, it has many more features which make it fun to work with. Here are some of them.

1. Create Albums - take any photos and put them in an Album. You can do many things with Albums.
2. Upload photos to the Picasa website, Picasa Web Albums, for easy sharing.
3. Edit your photos - there are both simple and more advance tools for editing.
4. Create Watermarks
5. Make movies and upload to YouTube.

In Picasa 3, there is a main difference between photo folders and albums. Any changes you make to images in an album does not produce changes on your hard drive. This allows you to edit them without worrying about your originals.

Now for Picasa Web Albums, which is a website. You create your own account, and once you have done so, you can do the following:

1. Upload digital photos - keep them safe and secure. You can quickly view them there.
2. Create albums - easy way to organize photos.
3. Share them with family, friends, business associates, etc. - use the easy "Share" button.

Google has made Picasa Web Albums not only easy to use but also fun. You can add albums, individual pictures, or even slide shows to your Blog. You can also embed albums into your website. I have used the slide shows feature on both my Blog and website. It works very well.

Use both the Picasa software and the website together, and you can synchronize your albums. Choose to sync, and changes you make to albums on your computer will automatically change them on the website. I love this feature. There is no need to upload the edited photo again.

Both Picasa 3 and Picasa Web Albums make it easy to order prints of your digital photos. With just a click of a button on either one, you can choose an online digital printing service and place your order. Google automatically uploads the pictures for you. How easy is that? Picasa 3 gives you a choice of 14 printing services, while Picasa Web Albums gives you 4 to choose from.

You can use either one of the Picasa products. However, as mentioned above, using them together certainly can make things even easier.

If you need any help with either, Google has an extensive help file. Just go to Help and type in your question.

The Doors - The End (Original and uncensored album version) Part 1 of 2

Black Album

Black Album

Jay-Z Tickets - A Radiohead-Jay-Z Mash-Up Album Gives You New Reason to Hear Old Hits

They say the most flattering artistic compliment is appropriation (sometimes known as ripping off someone else's work). If that's true, then Jay-Z must be feeling anything but humble these days. He's already an imposing figure in hip-hop, but his appeal spread outside of hip-hop circles when DJ Dangermouse crafted The Grey Album, a mash-up work fusing Jay-Z's The Black Album with the Beatles' The White Album.

Now, fans are finding his music fused with another band-indie rock gods Radiohead. Jaydiohead, as the album is known, is the creation of Minty Fresh Beats, an electronic music artist who stirred up attention from a variety of music sites once word got around the blogosphere that he had merged hit songs from both Jay-Z and Radiohead. "99 Anthems," for example, fuses the vocals of "99 Problems" with "The National Anthem"; "Dirt Off Your Android" blends "Dirt Off Your Shoulder" and "Paranoid Android." The work has received mixed reviews, though to some degree this is predictable. Mash-ups are largely considered passé by some reviewers, while other artists, such as Girl Talk, seem to be earning plenty of praise for their continued work in the genre.

This is sure to work out well for Jay-Z-the rapper is still touring and Jay Z tickets at http://www.stubhub.com/jay-z-tickets are sure to sell even better with new listeners being exposed to his music. And it certainly represents an achievement for Minty Fresh Beats, who appears to have been "discovered" through this record. But for those unfamiliar with mash-ups, here's a definitive list of where to start if you're looking for specific albums to pick up and enjoy the genre.

Jaydiohead-Minty Fresh Beats: Available at http://Jaydiohead.com. Mash-ups can sometimes seem unnecessary. Two songs really have to mesh well for the song to work, and rap often works well, because you can layer vocal tracks down over a well-known rock song and have something that sounds entirely different. Minty Fresh Beats seems able to find just the right songs to be layered together. Definitely worth giving a listen if you're a Jay-Z fan or new to the music.

The Grey Album-DJ Dangermouse: A phenomenon when it was first released, The Grey Album remains a mash-up touchstone. Again, if you love Jay-Z, or don't mind hearing the Beatles re-contextualized, then you should definitely seek this out.

Feed the Animals-Girl Talk: A super hit in 2008, Girl Talk's fourth album continues to mix pop songs, country tunes, Top 40 club hits and indie rock. What he mashes up isn't quite as coherent as the Jay-Z remixes, or other mash-up works, for that matter. But it is a style of music that's totally distinct from anything else. If you don't have an aversion to pop music, definitely try this.

As Heard on Radio Soulwax-2 Many DJs: Two members of the band Soulwax had a lot of fun as 2 Many DJs, heading a radio show that mashed-up a wide, wide variety of music. Who else would have thought of mashing Dolly Parton with Royksopp? Or the "Peter Gunn Theme" with "Where's Your Head At?" Definitely required listening.

Since I Left You-The Avalanches: The Avalanches sole LP, released in 2000 before they seemed to disappear off the face of the earth, was a revolution in mixing and appropriation. It's rumored to contain literally thousands of vinyl samples. Most importantly of all, it's still a fantastic record, and probably the most seamless listen of all these selections. Make sure you pick this up.

Metallica (The Black Album) - My Friend of Misery (1991).