Picture this: the February edition of "Scribbler's 'Get Out of My Brain!' Countdown of the Month" nearly featured songs primed for Black History Month, leftover Christmas music, nostalgia and shameless plugs all in one post. Could've been the most interesting combination of songs ever, right?!?! Well, unfortunately for Gladiator, Ransom Rellic and my alter ego twin A.J. Throwback, the extension of the holiday spirit only lasted until January 3rd while The Jackson 5 whiffed on two shots to get in on this brain space work. So while this month's lineup may not be as intriguing without that factor, there's still plenty to love about this band of merry misfits including the first re-entry of this series...
Showing posts with label A.J. Throwback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A.J. Throwback. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
Scribbler's "Get Out of My Brain!" Countdown of the Month (February 2017)
Labels:
A.J. Throwback,
Bell Biv DeVoe,
Donnie,
Elusion,
hip hop,
Janelle Monae,
KingPen Slim,
Limon Wilson,
New Edition,
R&B,
rap music,
Serious Beats,
Sherrick,
soul music,
Wondaland
Location:
Fairland, MD, USA
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Scribbler's "Get Out of My Brain!" Countdown of the Month (January 2017)
Imagine a song like Klymaxx's "I Miss You", Lillo Thomas' "Wanna Make Love (All Night Long)" or TWENTY ØNE PILØTS' "Heathens" being on your mind for five to ten minutes straight. None of those songs might be your favorites, but it wouldn't be the end of the world either way because they didn't stay on your mind for long. Now imagine the equivalent of hearing the same song stuck in your brain space for nearly nine hours straight. If you tend to be on the depressed side of the game or you're not wrapped too tight, then you might look a little more at that nearby bottle of Bacardi 151 to drown your sorrows and/or even a revolver to put yourself out of your misery. While the No. 1 song in this month's "Get Out of My Brain!" Countdown didn't quite put me in that mindset, I believe you all have a better idea of what I deal with from month to month. With seven brand new culprits and three repeat offenders ranging from residual Christmas music to a few shameless plugs, let's kick off 2017 with some insanity and I don't mean Shaun T...
Labels:
A.J. Throwback,
Alexander O'Neal,
Boyz II Men,
Christmas music,
Frances,
Freddie Jackson,
Gladiator,
hip hop,
Jidenna,
pop,
Ransom Rellic,
rhythm and blues,
Sherrick,
The Bee Gees
Location:
Fairland, MD, USA
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Scribbler's Shameless Plug of the Month: "The Grinch Part 2"
When Gladiator, Ransom Rellic and my alter ego twin A.J. Throwback got together the first time around for "The Grinch...A Christmas Story" back in 2010, it was a zany ride passing the mic from a grumpy grinch with some perspective to the cooler head prevailing to the co-signing misfit encouraging the grinch's behavior with some mischief of his own. Fast forward six years later and the trio is back at it again with a sequel which could've easily made the soundtrack to Office Christmas Party, abandoning any form of "good tidings" for an even crazier set of strategically-placed-mistletoe-and-spiked-eggnog-ready tales. To stream and/or download "The Grinch Part 2", please visit https://ajthrowback.bandcamp.com/track/the-grinch-part-2. If you like or love what you hear, then PLEASE share your thoughts in the comments and PLEASE spread the word! Thanks to everybody for your support in advance!!!
Labels:
A.J. Throwback,
Christmas music,
DMV hip hop,
Gladiator,
hip hop,
Part 2,
Ransom Rellic,
rap music,
sequel,
The Grinch
Location:
Fairland, MD, USA
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Scribbler's Rave & Favorite Five: Best...Birthdays...EVER!!!
As a child, September 28th meant something different. It meant dinner at Red Lobster back when the cheddar bay biscuits weren't the best thing on the menu. It meant I could go right around the corner, hit up Toys "R" Us I didn't have to wait until Christmas to get those two Decepticon planes that combined to make one big plane. (I Googled the heck outta that and I still don't know the names of either plane.) It meant I had an excuse to eat a slice of cake every day for the rest of the week. As an adult, I care less about presents and more about presence. If I invite someone to a party or gathering, then I won't ridicule them for walking through the door empty handed as long as they come with a full heart of love and the readiness for whatever. My birthday might be my personal holiday, but as y'all will see in a very special edition of the "Rave & Favorite Five" to help bring in 37 in a different way, one of the greatest days in human civilization is only as great as the fantastic times with family, friends and loved ones. So cue the Black folks version of "Happy Birthday", pour a few shots and walk with me down memory lane...
Labels:
A.J. Throwback,
birthdays,
bowling,
Cheesecake Factory,
college,
Dallas Cowboys,
drinking,
hip hop,
Legend of the Fall,
mixtapes,
Optimus Prime,
partying,
rap music,
road trip,
Washington Redskins
Location:
Chester, PA 19013, USA
Tuesday, August 2, 2016
Scribbler's "Get Out of My Brain!" Countdown of the Month (August 2016)
The month of July leading into August was an interesting time for music for a few reasons. First and foremost, this is one of the few times where every song that entered the countdown stayed on the countdown--which is ironic because the beginning of the month found me flooding my ears with music, but I was probably tired of having melodies and beats on my mind for the majority of the last 24 days. Second, there were a lot of times where one song would make me think of another song or one moment would remind me of another moment where I was thinking about the same song or sets of songs...pretty much a real fustercluck. Third, I've had quite a few instances where I've had the desire to hear music either from those with whom I've broken bread or who I've known better than the back of my hand. (Hold on...checking this extra hairy patch on the back of my hand...okay, I'm good.) So in the August edition of the "'Get Out of My Brain!' Countdown of the Month", you all will witness "Moments In Intersectionality", "Moments In Shameless Plugging" and two other songs that won't leave me alone. Let's jump to it...
Labels:
A.J. Throwback,
Backyard Band,
Beyoncé,
Desiigner,
DJ Khaled,
Drake,
Future,
go-go music,
Heathen Alumni,
hip-hop,
instrumentals,
Jay-Z,
Kavah King,
Main Source,
Public Enemy,
Ransom Rellic,
rhythm and blues
Location:
Washington, DC 20001, USA
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