A Good Imagination and a Pile of Junk

Because of the size of this blog, I get an awful lot of google search hits here for this cigar, even though I’ve moved this post (and others on the same topic) over to my cigar blog, Cigar Noob.

Here’s the link to the specific PH 681 post. Enjoy.

(Great cigar by the way ;)

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While in the Manhattan the other day I picked up a couple CDs on a goof. Virgin was having their $10 sale (does that ever end?) and I was rummaging through the racks and boxes of schlock and dated music when I came across De La Soul Timeless: The Singles Collection.

Now, the only De La Soul I had was De La Soul Is Dead, which is one of the great albums of all time. So I figured wth; $10 is $10. I’m not so terribly likely to go backfill the entire De La Soul discography. Maybe, but… probably not.

I picked that up with Ice Cube’s new offering (which I’d given a sample listening and was on sale for $10.99)

For the last 4 days I’d forgotten about ‘em. I just saw the bag sittin on my couch and I started importing.

Plug Tunin’ came on as the import started.

He saw that it had been wrought with capital funkitude.

And it was good.

While it may not make the cut to the Capital Funkitude playlist (though it might, I haven’t decided yet) I just came across Erik B. & Rakim’s “Don’t Sweat The Technique” on my iPod which was hidden on compilation I picked up god knows when.

Awesome tune. Awesome.

I’ve listened to it 5 times in a row so far which may be enough to promote it. But I’m still a little hesitant. As awesome as it is I can still control myself while listening to it. 9.9.