Pretty dope mix

This mix gets pretty schizophrenic, but it's all 100% natural, home-grown, soul-nourishing dank.  I personally do not have any experience being a coked-out disco enthusiast from the 70s, but this has got to be a close approximation.  Here are some nasty highlights:
Opening-- damn don't break my heart like that. I'll never abandon you again baby.
4:40-- it's like sunshine slapping you in the face.  Skip that dose of Prozac and go out for a run.
11:30-- "you were the clock that was ticking in my heart"
33:25-- Top it off with some Kendrick? Hey, it's your world. We're just dancing in it. 

The Babymaker

Life can be a real pain in the ass at times.  So don't forget to chill the fuck out and dance like a jackass
-Confucious

 

Bucket List

Live Radiohead.  It is really fucking good.  Two hours felt like 20 minutes.  The rest of the world around you drops away into oblivion leaving only you and the stage.  "Idioteque" had a blazing outro that got into your head and obliterated entire chunks of brain tissue.  "Pyramid Song" broke your heart into pieces and scattered them to unreachable corners of the globe.  Then "Lucky" came and took those pieces and scarred them down until they became unrecognizable.  "Identikit?" One big auditory orgasm. 

The vibes in the arena were perfect.  Many, like myself, were there for their first Radiohead show.  We all knew we were in for it.  Little did we know by how much our already unreasonably high expectations were going to be exceeded.
Personally, this event was high up on my bucket list.  I am very grateful to have the music of Radiohead in my life.  It's one of those precious things that makes being alive worthwhile and fun.