@StreamUserNotSet: I don’t know what the fuck you were thinking talking shit about the / and \ BS. Change your goddamn tampon already. Are you always this nitpicky?

@ack: why would you even waste your time trashing Cage and hip hop music in general, seeing that you don’t like it? What’s your purpose for all of those comments? I also said that Cage USED to rap horrorcore, NOW he makes progressive music.

I think a lot of you guys need to step away from the computer, take a walk/trip/vacation somewhere and EXPERIENCE LIFE.

@ack: you need to stop listening to whack wannabe rappper who live on a contract *cough* soulja boy*cough*. seriously if you want to hear the best come with me to the west so you can see that the real rap that is separated from the rest.

@dieAntagonista: YOU need to sleep!. not good for your health, not even all the kiwi’s gonna solve your body of not sleeping

>I can’t help it – rap alone is just not my thing.

…Well put.

Nothing but techno versions of 80′s English songs. It was funny for 2-3 songs, and then I realized that they were serious and it was going to continue all night in this fashion.

Then I realized that my only remaining options were techno or schlager, so I drank a beer in the street with some students and staggered off for a sleep.

Serious – you missed out.

The Lyrics to Talk to Strangers are pretty good. I will see if I can get it to play later. The YouTube clip… I am undecided. Great refrain, but patchy on the second or third verse. Overall pretty good – for rap, not music.

I can’t help it – rap alone is just not my thing. Give this guy a band with a hard edged guitarist and now your talking.

“I received a lot of questions from some about why I would allow my song ‘List of Demands’ to be used in a Nike campaign. Ironically, half of the people now reading this post never heard of me until that commercial aired. That, indeed, was one of my reasons for allowing it. A small circle of poets and conscious do-gooders are not enough to affect the change necessary to shift our planet in peril. We must enlist people from all walks of life, people not accustomed to questioning the norm, people who may simply want to dance uninterrupted without message or slogan. I see no glory in ‘preaching to the converted’. Furthermore, I believe fully in the power of music and have branded my work with it’s own conscientious stamp and stomp of attitude fuelled to steal the show in the face of the nonsensical. Quite simply, it was clear to me that people would not be rushing to the store to buy Nikes after seeing that commercial, but rather rushing to youtube or itunes to hear or download the song. I even imagined those who would be rushing to blogs to question how I could allow this to happen and the subsequent discussion of the ethical treatment of factory workers and how new minds would be informed and enlisted in the struggle for ethical change.” — Saul Williams

I like how you completely ignored the lyrics I have provided you with. What did you think about those? Yeah I never heard Ohm. Every artist has some not so good ones, you snob.

Try this instead: www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1llNYAlYrc

That was painful – and also not music.

Was that fapping noise he was making some kind of beat-box thing? Was that the music part?

I, unfortunately, do tend to agree with you, so I will have to check out Saul Williams…