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I promised and promised and promised but being a good lad I always keep my end of the promises! Here is the beginning of what I hops I shall get round to finishing before 2003 comes round! Please note that you don't have to agree with me. If you disagree strongly with me you can either tell me why ([email protected]), suggest your own or go to Geocities and make your own! | ||
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Am still breaking my neck working on this. For starters I have to go to the net and look for flattering pictures of people. open them in Fireworks, crop, rotate and optimize then resize as appropriate. After that I have to rack my brains for a short write-up to put alongside. The things I do for you! But anyway, since I have been threatened with all sorts of injuries and sanctions if I don't show something I shall put it out in its infancy and hope that I shall get round to finish it.
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The unfortunate and untimely demise of Aaliyah will clearly deprive us of talent rarely seen or for that matter heard! Her self titled album is in my opinion her best work and is a clear manifestation of sheer talent. R.I.P. |  |
Alicia Keys' piano accompanied soulful tunes in Songs In A Minor have earned her Grammy accolades and more importantly a place in my good books. Again, this is sheer talent at work and another album worth collecting |
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Craig David burst onto the scene with 7 Days and never looked back. This here Briton has in my opinion one of the best R & B albums of the year! Born To Do It is definitely worth listening to a time or two! The chap is good! |
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Nelly's unique style and quite catchy rhythm are quite unparalleled. Country Grammar was good and E.I. was better and he seems like he's going to go places.... Wonder what the next one will sound like? |  |
This cabbage operating under the happy delusion that 70 virgins await him to attend to his every whim shall be forever remembered as mass murderer extraordianaire! You, sir have killed many loved ones but God still loves you! |  |
It is indeed a crying shame that when Daudi Kabaka passed away the only people who really mourned his demise were Tanzanians! A shame indeed! I Salute you sir, for you truly were a pioneer of Kenyan music! |
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to be continued...
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