After releasing their sophomore album A Weekend in the City in February, English alt/dance/rock outfit Bloc Party released 11 stellar b-sides, which became known (at least to me and the friends I told) as Another Weekend in the City. However, that entire album worth of b-sides wasn't enough for Kele and the rest of Bloc Party, expressed by the b-side "Cavaliers and Roundheads" that accompanied the release of the "Hunting for Witches" single.
It's a pretty good track, but I don't think it was as good as the other b-sides that were available on the different versions of the album back in February. Still, it's worth checking out.
Bloc Party - Cavaliers and Roundheads
Just as a side note: I've finally gotten myself moved in and settled down at college. It's pretty amazing, but I don't have a lot of time to post stuff this week, what with...registering for classes, and...figuring out the campus, and...other fun activities for college-age Americans.
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And I forgot to say that I liked "flashing lights." Anyways, I liked "flashing lights." And 50 Cent continues his provocative ruminations on elaborate, child-like metaphors for his penis. We have thus far learned how Curtis Jackson's penis is like a Magic Wand, a Candy Shop, and An Amusement Park. I look forward to his fourth album, where we will learn how 50's penis resembles Lemony Snicket's A Series Of Unfortunate Events.
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