7.05.2009

The Girl From Ipanema

Hope everyone enjoyed themselves this weekend. The weather couldn't have been better to celebrate America's birthday. First off, just a couple thoughts on the current state of sports. As much as it pains me to say it, congratulations to Roger Federer. Today's Wimbledon match was one for the ages. Andy Roddick played his tail off and has nothing to be ashamed of (except for missing that backhand volley that would've put him up two sets to love). But seriously, great performances from both guys and, even though I was rooting for Randy the Rocket, we can now say that Roger is the best of all time. With Rafa hopefully coming back, the G.O.A.T., Andy Murray, and Roddick with his new-found game, I am certainly looking forward to the U.S. Open.

Don't look now, but the Yankees are currently on a tear. Ever since Girardi got thrown out in Atlanta, the Bombers have not stopped hitting. Even following a forgetful start from Joba today, the Yankees were able to pull out a 10-8 win. With the All Star break coming up, it certainly looks like AL East will come down to the wire come the end of September. Finally, I'd just like to say that Air McNair will be missed. We will never forget the drive to end Super Bowl XXXIV in which you almost took down the high-powered Rams, as well as the countless games you played when you probably should've been in the trainer's room.

Now just a little bit of Shinichi for you. I just found a mix that he made called "Sounds of Summer '09". This guy truly is an all around talent. I downloaded the mix expecting some fiery electro but instead found a soothing blend of guitar that would fit an afternoon on the beach perfectly. As the title alludes to, just think of a modern day version of "The Girl From Ipanema" that lasts for just over an hour.

"Sounds of Summer '09" - Shinichi Osawa

Also from Shinichi is a new remix. This song is what you'd expect from an Osawa electro song. Pure fire.

"Thief (Shinichi Osawa Remix) - Lost Valentinos

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