Lady Sovereign Got You Dancing With A Free Download

The biggest midget in the game is back! It's been a few years since bratty British rapper Lady Sovereign's last album Public Warning gave us the anthem for bitches everywhere, "Love Me Or Hate Me." Once again, her flow is dense; almost unintelligibly Cockney, but the hook on new track "I Got You Dancing" comes through loud and clear. "I got you dancing, got you doing it, d-doing it" in a vocoded vocal over a snappy electro beat. It isn't quite as brill the Tetris-on-crack beat of "Love Me" and since I can't understand the lyrics I don't know if the snarky celebrity jabs of "Random" are repeated either.

But it's still a pretty hot grime single, and you can download it for free at the S-O-V's MySpace. Take a listen, judge for yourself. After new tracks from Lily Allen and Leona Lewis, I guess we just need a new Amy Winehouse joint and all my favorite UK ladies will be giving up new shit. Just press Play:

My first post at Blogger!

OK, so I decided it was time to create a real blog, I've been blogging on my MySpace profile for about a year now. If you want to check out those archived blog postings, go here.
I blog about music mostly, I review CDs and singles, rant about songs I don't like, recap American Idol and I just finished a series on my top ten favorite songs of all time. I also have a weekly series called "5 Songs On Shuffle" where I put my iTunes on shuffle, and blog about the first five songs that come up. Some pretty random shit comes up, you'll find I love all kinds of music.
I also discuss movies, TV and books. I sometimes write about work, family, friends and other personal stuff, in fact my last two posts on the MySpace blog have been of a personal nature, but I usually stick to pop culture goodness. I usually post at least a couple times a week, it all depends on my work schedule. And if there is anything good to blog about.
And if you are wondering where the title for my blog came from, it's based on a quote from one of my favorite books of all time, Alice In Wonderland. In the first chapter, Alice peek into her sister's book and see there are no pictures or conversations. "'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice, 'without pictures or conversations?'" So here they are, Alice's missing pictures and conversations sprung fresh from the deranged mind of a man who has too much time on his hands.