Sunday, July 31, 2011

UNIFORM PARTY AT MILEHIGH CLUB ON SUNDAY NIGHT















Had a blast DJing at Milehigh Club tonight 6pm - 8pm SLT. Was a good mix of party peeps and some great outfits. The theme was Best Uniform of any kind. The crowd dug the tunes and even gave me some good requests that I just loved and will add to my usual play sets.

Enjoy the pics :) BJ was mu host and he is the one in the baseball uniform hehe.














Saturday, July 30, 2011

JUST A PIC: WORKMAN'S COMP

Just a picture from my set at The Speakeasy above 3Bears. I was the DJ as usual and Stefann was my host. Here we are in our get up lol.


Friday, July 29, 2011

FRIDAY NIGHT OINK AT THE AQUA LOUNGE TONIGHT @ 8PM SLT

Today 8:00pm at The AquA Lounge



















8pm - 10pm SLT is The Return of Friday Night Oink at The AquA Lounge with DJ InsyX, Host Cameron, and we have Sugar Swinette (Kharissa back from having no net due to the heat wave) and  The Hog Dancers (Vaan, SirG, Leo, and Sy). Get piggy tonight and let it all hang out to start the weekend off right! 

Thursday, July 28, 2011

THIS BLOG HAS BEEN UPDATED!!
















Made some changes and added some new things.

Up top there is a navigation bar because I added new pages. My DJ Schedule is now no longer on the side bar, but on it's own page. Also, I made a Media page where I will put some cool music videos and stuff that I personally like or, that I am playing at my sets here and there. Both pages will be updated regularly as new info or material comes out.

About me has been updated and I changed around the order of content on the side vertical bar.

What's to come: Well I may make pages for my other en devours I have going on in SL and might slowly move and update content from the DJ InsyX Website of old and place all that here...then use the old website for something in RL.

I got FaceBook! Now do not go all crazy on me with the "OMG he actually joined" routines LOL. I made an account because MB and others kept wanting me to see things from them on it, and you need an account to do that for most things. I had it for awhile for perving uses so to say. I updated it and look at the wall now and then, but most ongoing important info, news, continuous blogging and stuff will stay here. Anyways there is a  Badge to my Facebook page on the side vertical pane as well.

Hugs and boy this is a process, but I love it.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

HAPPY HUMP DAY! COLDPLAY VIDEO

I have gotten a cool remix of this awesome song by Coldplay. Every Teardrop is a Waterfall is an amazing song. The remix is by Chew Fu, but the original is awesome as well. Coldplay is a pretty awesome group and if you never listened to them before, I suggest you start.

Enjoy the Video...and Happy Hump Day!!




Saturday, July 23, 2011

Troubled diva Amy Winehouse dead at 27



Such a talent lost....Read article below.

From The Globe Gazette:

Few artists summed up their own career in a single song _ a single line _ as well as Amy Winehouse.

"They tried to make me go to rehab," she sang on her world-conquering 2006 single, "Rehab." "I said 'No, no no.'"

Occasionally, she said yes, but to no avail: repeated stints in hospitals and clinics couldn't stop alcohol and drugs scuttling the career of a singer whose distinctive voice, rich mix of influences and heart-on-her sleeve sensibility seemed to promise great things.

In her short lifetime, Winehouse too often made headlines because of drug and alcohol abuse, eating disorders, destructive relationships and abortive performances. But it's her small but powerful body of recorded music that will be her legacy.

The singer was found dead Saturday by ambulance crews called to her home in north London's Camden area, a youth-culture mecca known for its music scene, its pubs _ and the availability of illegal drugs.

The London Ambulance Service said Winehouse had died before ambulance crews arrived at the house in leafy Camden Square. The cause of death was not immediately known.

It was not a complete surprise, but the news was still a huge shock for millions around the world. The size of Winehouse's appeal was reflected in the extraordinary range of people paying tribute as they heard the news, from Demi Moore _ who tweeted "Truly sad news ... May her troubled soul find peace" _ to chef Jamie Oliver, who wrote "such a waste, raw talent" on the social networking site.

Tony Bennett, who recorded the pop standard "Body And Soul" with Winehouse at Abbey Road Studios in London in March for an upcoming duets album, called her "an artist of immense proportions."

"She was an extraordinary musician with a rare intuition as a vocalist and I am truly devastated that her exceptional talent has come to such an early end," he said.

Rolling Stone Ronnie Wood said he was dedicating Saturday's reunion performance of his band The Faces to Winehouse. "It's a very sad loss of a very good friend I spent many great times with," he said.

Winehouse was something rare in an increasingly homogenized music business _ an outsized personality and an unclassifiable talent.

She shot to fame with the album "Back to Black," whose blend of jazz, soul, rock and classic pop was a global hit. It won five Grammys and made Winehouse _ with her black beehive hairdo and old-fashioned sailor tattoos _ one of music's most recognizable stars.

"I didn't go out looking to be famous," Winehouse told the Associated Press when the album was released. "I'm just a musician."

But in the end, the music was overshadowed by fame, and by Winehouse's demons. Tabloids lapped up the erratic stage appearances, drunken fights, stints in hospital and rehab clinics. Performances became shambling, stumbling train wrecks, watched around the world on the Internet.

Last month, Winehouse canceled her European comeback tour after she swayed and slurred her way through barely recognizable songs in her first show in the Serbian capital of Belgrade. Booed and jeered off stage, she flew home and her management said she would take time off to recover.

Fans who had kept the faith waited in vain for a followup to "Back to Black."

Born in 1983 to taxi driver Mitch Winehouse and his pharmacist wife Janis, Winehouse grew up in the north London suburbs, and was set on a showbiz career from an early age. When she was 10, she and a friend formed a rap group, Sweet 'n' Sour _ Winehouse was Sour _ that she later described as "the little white Jewish Salt 'n' Pepa."

She attended the Sylvia Young Theatre School, a factory for British music and acting moppets, later went to the Brit School, a performing arts academy in the "Fame" mold, and was originally signed to "Pop Idol" svengali Simon Fuller's 19 Management.

But Winehouse was never a packaged teen star, and always resisted being pigeonholed.

Her jazz-influenced 2003 debut album, "Frank," was critically praised and sold well in Britain. It earned Winehouse an Ivor Novello songwriting award, two Brit nominations and a spot on the shortlist for the Mercury Music Prize.

But Winehouse soon expressed dissatisfaction with the disc, saying she was "only 80 percent behind" the album.

"Frank" was followed by a slump during which Winehouse broke up with her boyfriend, suffered a long period of writer's block and, she later said, smoked a lot of marijuana.

"I had writer's block for so long," she said in 2007. "And as a writer, your self-worth is literally based on the last thing you wrote. ... I used to think, 'What happened to me?'

"At one point it had been two years since the last record and (the record company) actually said to me, 'Do you even want to make another record?' I was like, 'I swear it's coming.' I said to them, 'Once I start writing I will write and write and write. But I just have to start it.'"

The album she eventually produced was a sensation.

Released in Britain in the fall of 2006, "Back to Black" brought Winehouse global fame. Working with producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi and soul-funk group the Dap-Kings, Winehouse fused soul, jazz, doo-wop and, above all, a love of the girl-groups of the early 1960s with lyrical tales of romantic obsession and emotional excess.

"Back to Black" was released in the United States in March 2007 and went on to win five Grammy awards, including song and record of the year for "Rehab."

Music critic John Aizlewood attributed her trans-Atlantic success to a fantastic voice and a genuinely original sound.

"A lot of British bands fail in America because they give America something Americans do better _ that's why most British hip-hop has failed," he said. "But they won't have come across anything quite like Amy Winehouse."

Winehouse's rise was helped by her distinctive look _ black beehive of hair, thickly lined cat eyes, girly tattoos _ and her tart tongue.

She was famously blunt in her assessment of her peers, once describing Dido's sound as "background music _ the background to death" and saying of pop princess Kylie Minogue, "she's not an artist ... she's a pony."

The songs on "Black to Black" detailed breakups and breakdowns with a similar frankness. Lyrically, as in life, Winehouse wore her heart on her sleeve.

"I listen to a lot of '60s music, but society is different now," Winehouse said in 2007. "I'm a young woman and I'm going to write about what I know."

Even then, Winehouse's performances were sometimes shambolic, and she admitted she was "a terrible drunk."

Increasingly, her personal life began to overshadow her career.

She acknowledged struggling with eating disorders and told a newspaper that she had been diagnosed as manic depressive but refused to take medication. Soon accounts of her erratic behavior, canceled concerts and drink- and drug-fueled nights began to multiply.

Photographs caught her unsteady on her feet or vacant-eyed, and she appeared unhealthily thin, with scabs on her face and marks on her arms.

There were embarrassing videos released to the world on the Internet. One showed an addled Winehouse and Babyshambles singer Pete Doherty playing with newborn mice. Another, for which Winehouse apologized, showed her singing a racist ditty to the tune of a children's song.

Winehouse's managers went to increasingly desperate lengths to keep the wayward star on the straight and narrow. Before a June 2011 concert in Belgrade _ the first stop on a planned European comeback tour _ her hotel was stripped of booze. It did no good,

Winehouse swayed and slurred her way through barely recognizable songs, as her band played gamely and the audience jeered and booed.

Winehouse flew home. Her management canceled the tour, saying Winehouse would take some time off to recover.

Though she was often reported to be working on new material, fans got tired of waiting for the much-promised followup to "Back to Black."

Occasional bits of recording saw the light of day. Her rendition of The Zutons' "Valerie" was a highlight of producer Mark Ronson's 2007 album "Version," and she recorded the pop classic "It's My Party" for the 2010 Quincy Jones album "Q: Soul Bossa Nostra."

But other recording projects with Ronson, one of the architects of the success of "Back to Black," came to nothing.

She also had run-ins with the law. In April 2008, Winehouse was cautioned by police for assault after she slapped a man during a raucous night out.

The same year she was investigated by police, although not charged, after a tabloid newspaper published a video that appeared to show her smoking crack cocaine.

In 2010, Winehouse pleaded guilty to assaulting a theater manager who asked her to leave a family Christmas show because she'd had too much to drink. She was given a fine and a warning to stay out of trouble by a judge who praised her for trying to clean up her act.

In May 2007 in Miami, she married music industry hanger-on Blake Fielder-Civil, but the honeymoon was brief. That November, Fielder-Civil was arrested for an attack on a pub manager the year before. Fielder-Civil later pleaded guilty to assaulting barman James King and then offering him 200,000 pounds (US$400,000) to keep quiet about it.

Winehouse stood by "my Blake" throughout his trial, often blowing kisses at him from the court's public gallery and wearing a heart-shaped pin labeled "Blake" in her hair at concerts. But British newspapers reported extramarital affairs while Fielder-Civil was behind bars.

They divorced in 2009.

Winehouse's health often appeared fragile. In June 2008 and again in April 2010, she was taken to hospital and treated for injuries after fainting and falling at home.

Her father said she had developed the lung disease emphysema from smoking cigarettes and crack, although her spokeswoman later said Winehouse only had "early signs of what could lead to emphysema."

She left the hospital to perform at Nelson Mandela's 90th birthday concert in Hyde Park in June 2008, and at the Glastonbury festival the next day, where she received a rousing reception but scuffled with a member of the crowd. Then it was back to a London clinic for treatment, continuing the cycle of music, excess and recuperation that marked her career.

Her last public appearance came three days before her death, when she briefly joined her goddaughter, singer Dionne Bromfield, on stage at The Roundhouse in Camden, just around the corner from her home.

Despite the years of frustration and disappointment, Winehouse retained a huge body of fans, all hoping she would find her feet again. Some gathered outside her home after her death, laying flowers, comforting each other and taking in the police tape and ambulance that marked the end of her journey.

Winehouse is survived by her parents. Her father, Mitch, who released a jazz album of his own, was in New York when he heard the news of her death and immediately flew back.

Winehouse's spokesman, Chris Goodman, said "everyone who was involved with Amy is shocked and devastated."

He said the family would issue a statement when they were ready.

Read more: http://globegazette.com/entertainment/national/music/troubled-diva-amy-winehouse-dead-at/article_284cca4b-4cfd-565a-a3c9-278b6c86fac4.html#ixzz1Sxiu8zHA

Friday, July 22, 2011

SOME PEOPLE SHOULD JUST NOT HAVE KIDS!

This happened a couple of days ago. (Video Below) Someone on a NYC Subway posted this video of a Mother with a baby in a stroller just starting a huge fight with some other huge chick that is sitting down. This would have been one of those wow funny fight scenes accept that the fucking mother did not even care her fucking stroller rolled out of the subway car.

Really? Really? Your fucking beef and psuedo "Keeping it Real" ghetto ass attitude is more important than...maybe i dunno....taking care of your fuckin kid. Shit like this pisses me the fuck off. These are usually the times when I am somewhat ashamed. I may be half Irish but I am also half black and shit like this is what adds to making a race just look bad. Let alone the BETs, rap music and this keeping it real mentality.

I really wished I was there because despite my code to never hit a woman...I would have smacked the shit out of both of them bitches and made them wake the fuck up. They are just lucky the kid in that stroller was stopped by a passer by, and also it was a local stop other wise it could have rolled across the platform onto the express track.

Good Parenting. NOT!!

ACTUAL PHONE CAM VIDEO:

NEWS SPOT ON THIS AND COMMENTS

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

CHEVELLE - VITAMIN R

If your day at the office is anything like this guy's in the video then you need a vacation, or you need to find me the drugs he is on LOL! This video and song is old school, but one of my all time favorites through out the years. Enjoy!!

Happy Hump Day!! (Wednesday)


Monday, July 18, 2011

MONDAY MUSE - WHEN IN ROME... @ THE AQUA LOUNGE TODAY















Enjoy the pics. This was an amazing event. I had as much fun decorating the Club for this event as I had partying at the place with all the hotties in Roman wear. DJ Adonis played a great mix of tunes and one Italian jam that made me scream hooooooo!! Host was ZorgDorg and Dancer was Kim. The Contest was Sexiest in Roman with a 1000L Prize. The Winners were Hurtfulsplash, Stone, and Kim.

Monday Muse has gotten some good themes going on thanks to Zorgdorg's input. So if you have not been to one of these jams then come on down to the AquA Lounge at 4pm SLT on Mondays to witness the chaos. Oh and Drinks are always on the house :P


























Sunday, July 17, 2011

A DJ SASCH PETROV REMIX

Here is a remix that Sasch made of Depeche Mode's Never Let Me Down Again vs. Enjoy The Silence. I think it's really cool he is experimenting and creating his own remixes. Enjoy!


Saturday, July 16, 2011

NEW GREAT CLUB: MYSTIC ISLAND















Mandy Limondi and Websnake Resident has opened a new club in SL. It is called Mystic Island. It is a great tribal looking place and the textures are amazing. I got there for the DJ Sasch set at the grand opening today. The place was rocking and everyone was having a good time. I wish these two good luck on the new club. Mandy and Websnake has always supported my DJing and my club AquA Lounge, so I have to support them :)

Here is the SLURL for the club. Go check it out and find out what they have in store.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Amigo/157/216/2000