What are you listening to? [YT Clips]

[Shadow]

All Or Nothing

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[dottorex]

best thing i never had by beyoncé

 

[Daedalus]

For :heart:JonnyFantastico:heart:
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[Bixel]

 

[Daedalus]

 

[Cute Prince101]

( Great Fantastic Game To Play Since I have good All The Assassin Creed Games and Cannot Wait to get my hands on the New Assassin's Cred : Revelations Game since , I'm a Huge Fan of the Assassin's Creed video game franchise )

 

[Casanova]

For those of us who got Macs, you'd definitely know this tune

 

[Yes]

 

[Cute Prince101]

^^ OH MY ? I was wondering where i could find the full lengh of that song , I love:heart::heart: that song so much thankyou very much my dear lovely friend Gypsy:heart: for posting and sharing that song with all of Us and I definitely know that tune I thank Apple for using that Awesome song on there Operating System Welcome Screen and I heard that on Mac OSX 10.7 Lion might not have a Welcome Screen at all I hope they put that song and Welcome screen again on there next Operating System

Here is Apple Mac's Famous Welcome Screen

 

[Bixel]

 

[Minos]

 

[lou]

:thumbs up:

 

[lou]

Video from Kira Bunse for 10magazine, what is the name of the band?

 

[Casanova]

This song brings back a lot of memories

 

[Bixel]

 

[tybluesum]

 

[Bixel]

 

[JonnyFantastico]

This single wasn't as strong as her previous ones; many consider it to be the flop of her career, but I personally love it. It sucks for her camp, considering it was rumored to cost nearly $10 million (!) to film it, but I think it's perfect.

I'll use a quote from the blog I did on it to explain it a bit more:

My initial viewing of it (the video) was… well, it was OK. I could easily see where the Catholic church would get involved (it’s not like they have much better things to do nowadays, because the views of a pop star are so important…), but there was something else; something that stuck with me. I didn’t know what it was, but I knew I had to see it again to really understand it.

But before I did, I did something I never truly realized I hadn’t done: I read the lyrics.

As I scanned them down and took them, I realized that once again, GaGa was conveying some kind of message within the heretics of it all. And somewhere within it, I got it.

I really got it. And then, something weird happened.

I had to hear the song. This wasn’t one of those, “Oh, I really feel like hearing this jam right now” moments. It was a very rare, “There is something meaningful within this that I need to pay attention to.”

I immediately re-added it to my iPod… and then, watched the video again.

And as it ended… I had tears in my eyes.

I, too, had loved Judas, baby. Many times.. and that line, “Jesus is my virtue, but Judas is the demon I cling to” has been something I have experienced more times often than not.

If there is one consistent point in everything GaGa does, it’s love. Love of yourself, love of your fellow man, love of men who love men… it’s always the biggest thing in her world; what she believes in beyond everything else… where the deepest of her faith lies, so it makes sense to intercept the two in this very holy light.

Judas isn’t a person, per se… he’s love at the worst point; everything love truly is not. Everything bad you hear about it; the obsessive nature, the parts that make you crazy, the points that keep you holding on even when everything around you is telling you to let go… and you still don’t. That is what Judas is.

Jesus, in this sense; is the purity of love. The factors we should hold: the beauty of it, the nature of feeling safety, knowing that everything is right: the truest points of love.

“Jesus is my virtue and Judas is the demon I cling to.”

Pure love is what I search for… but bad love is what I constantly find myself attracted to.

"When he calls to me, I am ready
I’ll wash his feet with my hair if he needs
Forgive him when his tongue lies through his brain
Even after three times he betrays me

I’ll bring him down; bring him down, down
A king with no crown; king with no crown

I’m just a holy fool; oh baby, he’s so cruel
But I’m still in love with Judas, baby
I’m just a holy fool; oh baby, he’s so cruel
But I’m still in love with Judas, baby..."​

 

[Minos]

 

[Daedalus]