To Write In Every Color I Think In...

I really would have liked for there to be an image accompanying this post, but Blogger is being a total bitch right now. Consider this a rare opportunity to exercise your imagination by creating your very own mental picture:

MP3 4U is hosting a dope mp3 by The Dead Kenny Gs. Great track, and brilliant band name, don't ya think?: http://www.mp34u.com/songCard.php?posting=3226.

At Ear Fuzz you can cop two Kev Brown songs---"Always" and "Outside Looking In":
http://www.earfuzz.com/.

The Broke BBoys have a post about DJ Format that includes four joints from his album Music for the Mature B-Boy. If you do nothing else today, make sure you check out "Little Bit of Soul": http://brokebboys.blogspot.com/.

Can I Bring My Gat? recently updated with a post dedicated to MC/producer Arythmatik.
There are a couple of instrumental tracks available, as well as one vocal mix:
http://www.abitnice.com/canibringmygat/.

"Spray Paint" is a fuckin' excellent track from the Fort Minor project. Ghostface and Lupe Fiasco both appear on the song, which can currently be acquired at From The Polo Fleece To The Jesus Piece: http://jesuspiece.blogspot.com/.

At Checkerboard Chimes, you can download ODB's "Lift Ya Skirt" and "Comeback" by Juelz Santana: http://checkerboardchimes.blogspot.com/.

Visit No Frontin' to pick up "The Death of Chris Palko" from Cage's Hell's Winter LP. If for some inexplicable reason "Iron Galaxy" by Cannibal Ox isn't already in your collection, you may want to check that, too: http://www.songz.blogspot.com/.

Largehearted Boy is offering "Awful Raw", a song from Mike Ladd's upcoming LP, Father Divine: http://blog.largeheartedboy.com/.

Soul Sides has had a lot of good stuff this week. Download tracks by Afrika Bambaata, Grandmaster Flash, Dionne Warwick, and her lil' sista Dee Dee Warwick. Dee Dee's track "I'm Glad I'm A Woman" is beautifully sung, but the lyrical content may actually be even more damaging to women than most of the shit that The Ying Yang Twins have come up with so far: http://soul-sides.com/.

So Much Silence posted the classic cut "Stress" by Organized Konfusion, as well as the sample source---"Mingus Fingus No. 2" by Charles Mingus: http://www.somuchsilence.blogspot.com/.

MF Doom has a number of upcoming projects in the works, including doing the voice of a giraffe named Sherman on Cartoon Network's new series "Perfect Hair Forever":
http://www.sohh.com/articles/article.php/7697.

If you can still afford cable after filling up your gas tank, I sincerely hope you're watching "The Colbert Report". If not, you'd better say five Hail Marys and watch this clip of his opening monologue: http://www.devilducky.com/media/36945/.

If you still don't know what the hell to do with yourself, here's a way to breakdance without ever getting off your ass: http://www.poplockin.com/flash.php. Simultaneously amusing and wack... kinda like this blog...