“The Love Song Of J. Alfred Prufrock (The Cloud Movement) Part 1” by T.S. Eliot Vs. Syd

Posted on April 30, 2018 by sungmokoo

Eliot - Syd
It’s as if my intention is to astonish with a semi-educational mash up.

Providing the lyrics, T.S. Eliot, post modernist poet, famously known for the Broadway smash, “Cats”. Famously known for possibly being an on again off again anti-Semite.

On the other hand, Syd is a one-time member of the hip hop collective known as Odd Future. Many people don’t know this, but Syd is actually Sydney Loren Bennett.

Is it possible these two entities can coexist on one song? Is it possible to hear the tension between these two opposite idealists? The answer is concise, maybe.

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“Barry Bond’s Theme” by KANYE WEST FEATURING LIL WAYNE Vs. THE JOHN BARRY ORCHESTRA

Posted on April 29, 2018 by sungmokoo

Bond - Bonds
If ever there was a bad day to throw a tantrum, it is Sunday. It is the day when God is most judgmental. So don’t be surprised if you are struck dead by some crazy intervention after throwing a shit fit in the alert eyes of the Lord. You have been warned. Amen.

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“Love Me Two Times Lucky Star” by MADONNA Vs. THE DOORS

Posted on April 28, 2018 by sungmokoo

Doors - Madonna
Madonna is the rivulet that merges into the raging river called The Doors. Together they flow downstream into a vast ocean of insignificance. Their molecules mingle to the point where it might as well be the molecules of long forgotten idols like Rudy Vallée or The Fat Boys. Slowly they will lose relevance as new pop stars repeat the process as if none of this had happened before.

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“Don’t Stop, Don’t Stop Believing” by FLEETWOOD MAC Vs. JOURNEY

Posted on April 27, 2018 by sungmokoo

Fleetwood Mac - Journey
This is notable, and not only that, it is further proof that math works in mysterious ways. Substitution and replacement are among the math theorems, which provide truth and magic to the merging of Fleetwood Mac and Journey. A side note, Fleetwood Mac is touring without Lindsey Buckingham later this year. Instead, Mike Campbell and Neil Finn will fill his vacant shoes.