Bark At The Moon

hello!!! So once again I'm doing this from my fone so I'm sorry if this is alil short this week or if it has manny spelling errors! Anyways this week I titeled my blog after Ozzy Osbourne's Bark At The Moon! Ohhhh my goodness how I love this song!! Jake E. Lee was an amazing guitarist, not never better then Rhandy Rhodes! :D anyways the song is about a werewolf! Crazy right?! Haha so that's that, look at the music video and you'll get it! The solo for this song is just 1000000% amazing! One of my all time favorites ever! But I've never learned it on the guitar... Hmmm I think I shall soon! Grrr.....my battery is gonna die :( english right quick before it does! Hmm... EVERYONE IN THE PLAY SHOULD  BE PLAYED BY CHARLIE SHEEN BECAUSE HE IS WINNING!!! Hahaha well that's that! See you all next week!! Byeeeee!

Mr. Crowley

HELLO!!!!!!!!! Sooo music time, the song I picked for this week is none other than Mr. Crowley.
Right. I know this is a little off topic, but I've been researching the lyrics of Stairway to Heaven by Led Zepplin for some months now. Go to albinoblacksheep.com and search Led Zepplin backward lyrics... you'll see what I mean. Anyway, the backward lyrics are based on Mr. Crowley's old residence, the Boleskin house. What's odd, though, is that it's been said that Jimmy Page took only 5 minutes to write the song, and he was sitting in the particular house. Now I'm getting off topic. It's clear to me that the song is indeed about Aleister Crowely and his rather dedicated thoughts and, shall I say, love for Satan. The whole White Horse thing is most likely about the white horseman during the apocolypse, but i have heard it's about cocaine. It makes sense with the lyrics "Did you ride my white horse, its symbolic of course." But in the end, it's a very good song, with an amazing solo done by my hero\inspiration, Randy Rhodes.

english: ummm, Caesar is REALLY good so far and i really enjoy it. Oh and i have some puzzles to show the class. So yeah

BAI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bay counrty

Okay, this song is flat out, undeniably a tribute to the late, great Hunter S. Thompson. The song is based off "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas." Even the music video has clips from the movie. Even the booklet in the CD credits Hunter S. Thompson with the opening line, "He who makes a beast out of himself, gets rid of the pain of being a man." Yes, this quote illustrates the fact of using copious amounts of drugs and alcohol to forget emotional pain, but it also means that one who turns himself into a beast, shunning society and rejecting human emotion, living at will only on need and instinct, will no longer feel the emotional pains of man as brought on by society, a.k.a. rejection, disgust, loneliness, isolation, social fear. It pretty much means that if you cannot strive above the regular human ideals, then drop below them, into the realm of the beast.
soo english time, ummmmm Casear is pretty good so far! i really enjoy it! cant wait until i read moree

welp goodbye and ill see ya all nect week!