Central Park concert.

The concert was great. I got to see Little Dragon, Q-Tip and Chester French for free. Q-Tip was the main headliner. I was looking forward to seeing all of them. This guy fell unconscious at the beginning of the Chester French set. It was hot in NYC yesterday.

A few people who I wasn't expecting to see showed up at the concert:
Dame Dash
Diddy
Cassie
Michael Rapaport
Travis McCoy

Diddy showed up during the Chester French set and drew a lot of attention while they were performing. He later got on stage with Q-Tip and started to dance.

Little Dragon was great. I like them even more after watching them live.

Q-Tip was great. One of the best live Hip-Hop performers I've seen.

I only wish Chester French would've performed "Not Over You." Other than that, everything was great.

Plans.

I haven't used this blog in awhile.

I might hit up a Chester French concert later on in the afternoon, down at Central Park. It says the concert is from 3-7. I'm really not planning on staying that long.
Little Dragon and Q-Tip will be performing, as well. Little Dragon is a dope group. If I didn't like their sound, I wouldn't even consider going to this concert. That was really the deciding factor for me with this concert. I don't have shit to do, so I might as well go.

Oh, and I saw Keyshia Cole perform earlier this week in Brooklyn. Lyfe Jennings was the opening act. Cats in Brooklyn are wild.

Martina Topley-Bird.

Her track with Common, on his album, Universal Mind Control is amazing.

Her album, The Blue God is a great album as well.

The Wizard of Floyd.

Synopsis of the video:

Dark Side of the Rainbow (also known as Dark Side of Oz or The Wizard of Floyd) is a name used to refer to the act of listening to the 1973 Pink Floyd album The Dark Side of the Moon while watching the 1939 film The Wizard of Oz for moments where the film and the album appear to correspond with each other. The title of the music video-like experience comes from a combination of the album title and the film's song "Over the Rainbow". It is also a reference to the rainbow from a prism design on the cover of the Pink Floyd album.

Cody ChesnuTT.

LISTEN TO THIS ALBUM:

"The Headphone Masterpiece" by Cody ChesnuTT.