She-Unit: What's up with the Remix?

The remix needs a remix.

This summer, there has been a lack of good music. Yeah, I know about
Common's album. But other than that, I've got nothing. The only music
that I've acquired this summer are remixes—remixes of songs that I
already have. I don't understand why there seems to be fewer new songs
yet more and more remixes.

Here are the remixes I've downloaded over the summer thus far:
Let it go--Keyshia Cole
Make me better--Fabolous
Bartender--T-Pain
Tamborine--Eve
When I see you--Fantasia
Same girl--R. Kelly
Do it--Nelly Furtado
Do you--Neyo
(the list goes on and on...)


And the majority of the songs are, if not all—whack!

Where did all the good music go?

She-Unit: Nothing is for free

I have a pretty lax stance on downloading music from the internet. But I don't download movies—I just don't see the point. Furthermore, they take way too long to download and they take up gobs of precious hard drive space. Now, there's even more reasons NOT to even think about downloading illegal copies of movies. The MPAA has decided to take policing the illegal download playing field into their own hands. They've set up a site that essentially traps people by encouraging them to download illegally then BAM! You're caught red-handed. It's sneaky and devious. But could you really expect anything less from the desperate, money-hungry music industry?!? It's sad.