@Spooky Lashes I agree, Edinburgh is a beautiful city. I first visited with Kate, her sister Zoe and our pal Thomas. We flew there and in the taxi from the airport I happened to look out the window and was rewarded by seeing the Firth Of Forth bridge.
I have a photo of me in front of Britannia, she was not long retired from serving as HRH QE. Greyfriars Bobby and a tour of the subterranean city. A thoroughly wonderful 4 day weekend away.
The second time I was to be lured to Edinburgh, I decided to drive. I hired a fly ride and left here at 10am and arrived at mad Helen's massive house in Dalkeith at 18:15. Very long journey with the most part being on the M6. That was an interesting 4 days. Helen's super mad. But I digress.
I can while away sun down to sun up bouncing around my collection or exploring the new. I started this at 18:35 it now 19:26 but keep kinda skipping back to my iTunes account. FYI now playing Django by Jam Thieves, two brothers from Brazil, and by brothers, I mean siblings not
brothers ...
I cannot remember where I was going with this, but if anyone knows, be a chum and remind me. But until then...how do take your rhymes? If Dystopian tales of living in the projects, crack slingers, pulling heat and getting higher than airplanes late night candle light, fiend with crack pipe...work for you, I highly recommend Mobb Deep.
I've known the name since Tim Westwood, but only recently delved into their catalogue, and I have to say, they have mastered their craft, they're excellent wordsmiths. Expect strong offensive language but that doesn't mean the narrative is lessened and on that note at 20:21. I'll exit stage left.
Remembered my point, check out Liquide Slow by C deW.