Sunday, June 28, 2009
MY story so far....
aku dapat 3a2..
je..
adoi..
letih jer..
dapat no 11 dalam kelas..
dapat no 101 dalam batch
daripada 163..
tah pape!
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Sunday, May 31, 2009
saya sangap sos cili thai...
si pemuda- zaim,si tourist guide- ikram,
si eater- acalip,
si asyik layan awek je. -hakimi
si control- yat
si berbaju cokelat - nazrul
Bermulanya al kisah si pemuda berbaju pink suka makan sos merah........
ramai orang kot,..
Thursday, March 19, 2009
i CAME, i SAW, i CONQUERED !
aku sudah... anda pula bagaimana?
dengan badjet RM40 saya DAPAT.....

Thursday, February 5, 2009
kawan2 ku yang macam bagus je...
time muda2 dulu..
gila2 bayi2 je he..
agak2 yang gelap2 tu tau la sape.
nie masa baru nak belajar berjalan..
tengok aku..
ahah

15 tahun kemudian...
kawan2 paling gila aku pernah jumpa..
kadang2 main2 kan orang..
atau pun kena main.
tapi takpe best je...
dari kiri: ikram , aqeem, acalip, nazrul, zaim
takde dalam gambar: alwis , hafizat, ...Sunday, February 1, 2009
im currently listening to........

Why is it that when a band of mediocre credentials rocks up, the record label blurb has to invent a whole new genre? As if the label of 'oddpop' is going to polish this same old rock dropping... Why not just label it 'bargain basement'? Oh yeah, that's right you wouldn’t be able to sell any records.
As it is, The Hoosiers are doing alright on that front, with first upbeat stomper single, ''Worried About Ray'', being catchy enough to linger, like a stinking cod behind the radiator, in the Top 10 for eight consecutive weeks. ''…Ray'' and ''Goodbye Mr A'' both contain the trademark Hoosier sound of choral harmonies, upbeat drums and resounding organ, which in some ways harks back to ELO and their ilk. And the swatchbook of references don’t end there. ''Worst Case Scenario'' is reminiscent of The Cure with vocalist Irwin Sparkes' Robert Smith-like vocals. This is not a bad record, but it’s all so very safe, fairly non-offensive stuff (think Keane and The Feeling), but it's funny how that, in itself, can wear thin three tracks in. With ''Run Rabbit Run'' unfortunately the band overstep the mark and try their hand at taking off Radiohead – not a chance lads, sorry.
Frontman Sparkes just loves to exercise his impressive falsetto at any opportunity and the one trick pony really begins to grate. The record keeps up its assault of semi-nauseating dad-pop just taking a breath long enough to change the pace for the love-struck ''Clinging On For Life'' but by then it's too late. There’s even a hidden track on the album to finish you off if you haven’t had enough already. In a word; ordinary.

