Sunday, 25 October 2009

*Jigsaw voice* "Hello Hater, I want to play a game ..." - Review: Messiahbolical




"For years you have hated others, working your hardest to put others down, when what you hate is what u see in the mirror.

U have let your hatred take over your life. Tonight we will test that hate, in front of you is Messiahbolical.
For years u have hated this individual knowing he is more talented than yourself.


Behind you is your own useless career that u have refused to let go of.
Will you be able to put your hate aside n let go of your lack of talent
and support a true artist? Or will u suffer the consequences of your own hate?
YOU decide.......hahahahaahahahaha."




The above was taken from the promo for Messiabolical's Facebook and iLike pages. I maybe a tad biased, but I absoloutely love and adore Messiah and his music. He was here a LONG time before the wave of UK artists coming though, before UK Hip Hop was cool again, and was never part of trends or fads. He sets standards and is the benchmark for others to follow.


There is a LOT of his stuff on the iLike page (links to some of the tracks below) and he's got loads of videos on his YouTube page, with another video coming very soon. If you aren't already part of the revolution, you need to join in now or get left behind, Billy no Taste. Haha.


I've posted bare linkages below: 



Messiahbolical - Become a Fan > Facebook Page 


 iLike Page - for all the songs free "One Click" downloads.



Messiahbolical - Art of Noise

Messiahbolical - Paper Planes 


Messiahbolical - The Game 


Messiahbolical - Feel Good Intro 


Messiahbolical - Summertime 


Messiahbolical - Whatever U Want Part II (Hey Lover) 


"Feel Good Music Mixtape" coming soon. 




Of Course Of Course Video coming soon Directed by Christian Pareja






Video screen shot from upcoming video "What u want/Whatever U wantcoming soon.
 Directed by Patrick Odur.










Saturday, 24 October 2009

Angel Dee's Blog welcomes a new member!

Some of you who have been following my blogs for a couple years now (three if you used to read my old ones on my Facebook and other blogger page) will know that I've been blogging solo and I'm opinionated (no, really?)

Well it gives me great pleasure in welcoming a new member to my site. Mr B has just been added to the fold, and I welcome him with the utmost respect.

He will be blogging much like myself on anything he finds interesting, and has a LOT to say in regards to the music industry.

Please welcome him with open arms.


We look forward to your posts! x

If you want to be a guest blogger, or a regular poster please let me know as the new site will be launching Spring 2010 and I want to make this into a movement.

Thursday, 22 October 2009

Mummy, please make the bad man go away ....




It's almost Halloween.

I don't celebrate, but that celebration is all about the dark forces and all things bad, right? Well it's ironic that days before Halloween comes around again and we have to chase bad breed pickney from around your door (shout out to my East London crew) I'm talking about a really dark and negative forces.

Joking aside, I'm talking about the furore surrounding the BNP leader Nick Griffin appearing on Question Time.

The BBC in my eyes have been baiting all this press and in a boost to bump up their television ratings took a break away from their usual stance of announcing the guests for the show on the day to letting the public know two weeks before the show.

They have caused this in order to then go ahead and release stupid stories to the press to again boost ratings. Sickening. This is usually the stance of Channel 4, our television station that loves to surround themselves with controversy.

I have witnessed and participated in many debates over whether or not Nick Griffin should be allowed to appear on the show and at every single turn I have said yes. Many of you disagree, and I really don't understand or agree with you especially after hearing your reasons why.

Racism in the UK is not going to disappear. Ever. This is FACT. There maybe a Black president in the US, but the racism there is as rife as it was 10/20 years ago. Here in the UK this will not happen for a very long time. This country has a lot more racism in my eyes, but it is hidden. Classic example, the production of the BNP members list pointed out the doctors, teachers, lawyers and every day working  class person that lived on your block, street, neighbourhood. People that walk past you every day and smile in your face.

This isn't progress, this is due to political correctness meaning people are more scared to air their view for fear of being shunned. This has forced individuals to be more covert in regards to their views. In essence going backwards to when my parents first came to this country.

Putting your head in the sand doesn't make the bad man go away, metaphorically putting him and his friends in a box under your bed like kids do with the boogie man is not the solution. In order to know if these people are working around you or your children the freedom of speech which we all bang on about is the way forward. Putting conditions on that right then turns it into censorship.

As much as blatant racism is not nice (I had a horrible incident happen to me yesterday at work to prove it isn't nice) it is much worse to go ahead and sweep it under a rug or put a nice bow tie on it.

Please can we get a grip on out anger that these people are gaining more power by being more articulate in our actions. He and his party have changed their tactics from the ranting, outright racist into a more appealing and articulate individual. We need to ensure that there isn't any ammunition for these people to prove themselves right.

I am about to sit down and watch the man's appearance on the show and see what all the fuss is about.

One more thing before I go, how many of you actually voted in the last election ....?

Review: Magic Mouse





I am a self confessed Apple addict since I moved over to a Macbook around three years ago, and having an iPod and upgrading all the time since I got the first gen Nano. And then my move from a hardcore Berry Babe to iPhone Primadonna. Yes, I am a Mac.

After a tip-off from Kimptoc (due to me being behind on Apple stuff and keynotes) I took myself onto the site and watched the video.

LOVE it! If they enable pinching for zooming, I will definitely find myself in Regent Street...

How safe are we and the children in our lives online?



I came across this video on my friend Stoosh's page regarding Internet safety for the children in our lives as well as us. I have seen too many people put ALL their information on their Facebook pages, and I go a little cold sometimes.

Every week there is at least one piece in a paper about Facebook or Twitter.

Please make sure you, your children, nieces, nephews, grandchildren or any children your're related to/love are protected by NOT putting their information online and you yourself should do the same.

I credit Chris Aguilar who posted this video originally and thank him for reminding us ALL to be careful, and not get complacent. Sounds stupid as much of us have been online since the dawn of the dinosaurs, but you'd be amazed.

Click the picture to take you to the video.

Freeness: Chris Brown Crawl




From his forthcoming album "Graffiti" this track is DOPE! I don't care. He who is without sin and all ....

Click the pic for the download.

AngelicTip: Ringtones on the iPhone using iTunes

So after being asked a fair few times about my ringtones on my iPhone at work and by friends I thought I'd post this and then I can then forward it when asked.

It isn't news, I got my information from a forum when I got my phone in June and I'm sure it has been circulating on the net since the inception of the iPhone so I won't pretend to be the Goddess of the iPhone ringtones lol.

This works if you haven't purchased the track from iTunes as the "Create Ringtone" feature on iTunes only allows purchased tracks to be edited. Boo!

Enjoy!  x


Before you start you should note down the start and finish time of the track which you want to play. You will only be able to have 30 seconds so pick the best bit!



  1. Right click on the song you are going to make into a ringer and select “Get Info.”
  2. Go to the options tab and go down to the “Start Time” and “Stop Time” check boxes. Check both boxes and input the time you want your ringer to start/stop. The ringer has to be 30 seconds or less. Click OK when you’re done.
  3. Right click on your newly “clipped” song and select “Convert Selection to AAC.” 
  4. After the song is done, locate your song, and drag it to your desktop. After the song is on your desktop go back to iTunes and delete the clipped version from the iTunes library (It won’t delete it from your desktop, it will only remove it from iTunes)
  5. Go back the song on your desktop and change the extension from .m4a to .m4r 
  6. After the extension is changed simply add it to your iTunes library by dragging it the ringtones section. Sync your phone with iTunes and you’re done!


Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Become a virgin ... Again



Newly married women in Egypt have found a way to fool their husbands into thinking they're still virgins.

The kit consists of a pouch inserted before 'her first time' and excretes a blood like substance when broken.

Sex before marriage is a no no in Egypt and the Middle East so this is a way to keep their reputations intact if the wives have had indiscretions previous to marriage.

The Artificial Virginity Hymen (£19) is sold by Gigimo, a Chinese company.


-- Posted from my iPhone

Monday, 19 October 2009

Sporting FAIL



This is the pic of the home and away jersies for the French rugby team Stade Francais. Er, PINK? no thanks! Looks like Ed Hardy threw up on these tops. Yuk.

I thought they were holding hands, but it turns out it's the same man in two different tops.


-- Posted from my iPhone

Thursday, 15 October 2009

Leona Lewis assault - photo



I'd be vex if i was snapped like this ... *smh*

I'm not Leona's biggest fan her vocal talent is unquestionable, but I do find her a little dull.

That being said I don't condone her attack where a man now being questioned over the matter - smacked her in the face while at her book signing in Waterstones in Picadillly, London.

I won't mention someone's Twitter yesterday asking if we thought it Echoed (in reference to the title of her new album) What? I just did? Oops.

Jokes aside, I hope she's okay. You know her PR people will probably spin this on her favour too.




Wednesday, 14 October 2009

Song for the Day: Chico Debarge - Iggin' Me

If you know about 90's R&B you SHOULD know this tune (hehe)

Great track from "Long Time No See"

Enjoy! x

-- Posted from my iPhone

Six year old faces 45 days in a reform centre .... For carrying a knife. To eat his dinner with.

Zachary Christie, 6 from Delaware was suspended after carrying a folding knife, part of his lunch cutlery set to school.

It was in breach of the school's zero tolerance stance on weapons. The punishment? 45 days in a reform centre.

Only after public pressure was the punishment dropped and Zachary was allowed to return to school.

Joke ting.

-- Posted from my iPhone

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

VidWatch: Loudmouth Melvin - Summer Breeze

New vid (produced by Kay Neezy) Loudmouth Melvin is a rapper/producer from East London.


He produced this song which is off the forthcoming ep which is called "The Extended Player (DJ MK Edition.)


To show some love and support, find his stuff on his MySpace page  or follow his ass via his Twitter page.


It's CHAPPING outside now, so boy .... lol. Shout out to Melvin x



Tyson on Oprah

Tyson talks about the death of his daughter and his tumultous and controversial life with Oprah Winfrey.

Monday, 12 October 2009

Cheryl Cole doesn't trust anyone (surprise, surprise)

Courtesy of Metro

Cheryl Cole admits she can't trust her husband as she prepares to go solo in the charts.

Baring her fears – and tattoos – the Girls Aloud star says the only people she can rely on are her parents and she needs to protect herself from being hurt again.

'I don't trust anybody', says the 26-year-old, who stood by her hubby, Chelsea footballer Ashley Cole, following allegations he cheated on her with hairdresser Aimee Walton in 2007.

Er, I don't know about you but isn't relationships supposed to be based on trust? Fine she loves him, but are we supposed to have sympathy for her if. She decided to stick with things? I know people run too quick from bad patches and divorce and break ups are rife in todays' society but I can't help but feel a little sceptical that this is coming out now Chezza - the toilet attending battering pop star - Cole has a solo career ... Hmm.

-- Posted from my iPhone






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