Ross Radio Show 19

I just wanna move around so I decided to play some Dee Lite, Digital Underground, Ini Kamoze, EU, Bell Biv Devoe, and Jane Child. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 18

In this 80’s dancified show I play some Duran Duran, George Michael, Boy George, Yes, Thomas Dolby, Falco, Aha, and Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 17

Just wanna have some good times and play random music so I did. Got some Biz Markie, Kool Moe Dee, Erik B and Rakim, Wrecks N Effect, LA Dream Team, and Freestyle. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 16

In this 80’s dance show I play some New Order, Human League, Taana Gardner, Re-Flex, Lisa Lisa, Patrice Rushen, and Yazoo. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 15

In this Jackson themed show I play some Michael Jackson (naturally), The Jacksons, Janet Jackson, Rebbie Jackson, and some more Michael. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 14

In this hip hop from the late 80’s early 90’s themed show I play some Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, UMC’s, Special Ed, Leaders of the New School, Chubb Rock, and 3rd Bass. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 13

In this episode I felt funky (in a good way). I play some Kool and The Gang, Dazz Band, Rufus and Chaka Khan, Earth Wind and Fire, Lakeside, and of course James Brown, Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 12

In this episode in memory of my late brother, I play some music that he used to blast in his car. Starting with some Heavy D, X Clan, Big Daddy Kane, Pete Rock and CL Smooth, MC Breed, Naughty By Nature, and Black Sheep. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 11

In this episode I play music that make people make people. I start with some Prince, get into some Patti Labelle, Marvin Gaye, Mtume, Teddy Pendergrass, and because he’s that good some more Prince. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 10

In this episode with songs for the ladies I play some Guy by request, Tony Toni Tone, High Five, Terrence Trent Darby, Mint Condition, and finish with some Cameo. Remember to click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 9

In this disco-fied episode I play some Amii Stewart, Sylvester, Rose Royce, Patrick Hernandez, McFadden & Whitehead, and La Flavour. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Theater Whore: Green Hornet

Okay, I’ll be the first to admit when I’m wrong. I mean, you wont hear it often so you better copy this down because it’s a very rare occasion. Like rarer than a sober Lindsey Lohan sighting. I liked The Green Hornet. There. I said it. I actually liked this film a lot.

It was directed by Michael Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Be Kind Rewind, Block Party) and stars Seth Rogen (Knocked Up, 40 Year Old Virgin, Superbad) as The Green Hornet and Jay Chou (Curse of the Golden Flower, True Legend, Treasure Hunter) as Kato. The story is basically consistent fuck up Britt Reid aka The Green Hornet is a failure to his father due to his partying ways and wasted life. Kato aka uh…Kato, is the repairman/coffee maker.

Ross Radio Show 8

In this movie soundtrack themed show I play some Simple Minds, Bee Gees, LL Cool J, Denise Williams, El DeBarge, and finish with some Prince. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio shows.

Ross Radio Show 7

This is the jamming episode. Lots of songs to make you move. Starting with some Nu Shooz, Chaka Khan, SOS Band, Full Force, Ready For The World, and Rick James. Click here to download this and past shows.

Ross Radio Show 6

In this head bobbing episode I start off with some Blackstreet and head into Keith Sweat, New Edition, Al B. Sure, and finish strong with some good old Michael Jackson. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio shows.

Ross Radio Show 5

In this break dancing themed show I play some Freestyle, A Certain Ratio, Old School, Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force, Grand Master Flash, and George Clinton and Parliament. Click here to download this and past Ross Radio Shows.

Ross Radio Show 4

In this dance themed show I play some Debbie Deb, Carl Carlton, Shannon, Midnight Star, and no dance show would be complete without Tom Tom Club. Click here to download this and previous Ross Radio Show.

Ross Radio Show 3

This episode features songs by female artists. You’ll hear some Freda Payne, Tina Marie, Donna Summer, Shirley Murdock, and Evelyn Champagne King. Remember to click here to download this episode. Thanks for listening.

Theater Whore: The King's Speech

Just last night I watched The King’s Speech and goddamn I was impressed. Going into this I knew nothing about it except who was starring. Even now I’m not sure why I really wanted to see it. Yes, its being hyped as an amazing film by critics all over but that’s usually not enough to get me to see something. Hell, I still haven’t seen Up, Avatar, or Toy Story 3 and don’t have a real desire to. But for some reason I had to see this.

The girl at the box office (The Arclight Cinema) said that even though it’s a drama that there are plenty of laughs. I’m sure I raised my eyebrow when she said that. But that’s the thing. Even with dramas there has to be some light moments. I am almost done with reading this book Never Let me Go and it’s the most miserable shit ever and I am afraid to watch the film lest I hide all sharp objects in my house. You have to lighten the mood every once in a while.

Ross Radio Show 2

After a Fly Girl intro I get you moving with some Whispers followed by The Sugarhill Gang, Newcleus, Malcolm McLaren & The World’s Famous Supreme Team, and finish off strong with Doug E. Fresh & The Get Fresh Crew. Click here to download the show!

Ross Radio Show 1

In this inaugural Ross Radio I play some good old school music. Starting off with L.A Dream Team, I make my way over to The GAP Band, Shalamar, and wrap it up with Grandmaster Flash. Be sure to download this show by clicking here. If you have any requests send them to me at rossradio@hotmail.com and thanks for listening.

Best Films Of 2010

In a year that seemed to start off rather week but finish ridiculously strong I kind of had to struggle to find ten films that I truly enjoyed. But try I did and this is what I came up with. These films range from action, suspense, drama, and animation. I don’t like just one style of film and neither should you. Let me know what you think.

10. Girl With Dragon Tattoo

Great film that had me sitting in the theater and just glued to the screen. There was no way for me to figure out how this movie would end and where it was headed. Ignore the sequels and the future remake and just watch this, the original.

9. Secret Of The Eyes

Would never have seen this if not for my worldly friend. I hadn’t felt this way about this type of film since The Usual Suspects. 

Theater Whore: Black Swan

I got mind raped last night. Headed out to see Black Swan directed by Darren Aronofsky (The Wrestler, The Fountain, Requiem For A Dream) and I only knew a couple things about this film. Lesbian shit, ballet, and crazy makeup. Doesn’t seem like much of a reason to see something but I love Portman and the film looked cool. I hated The Wrestler but loved The Fountain so I decided to give old Aronofsky another try.

The film stars Natalie Portman (The Professional, Brothers, V For Vendetta) as Nina Sayers, a ballet dancer who is following in her mothers (Barbara Hershey) footsteps. If you walked into this girls room you would think she was 9. Bunnies and pink crap everywhere. A new girl shows up to the school who doesn’t seem to give a fuck but dances great played by Mila Kunis (That 70’s Show, Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Family Guy) as Lily. Vincent Cassel (Eastern Promises, Ocean’s 13, Brotherhood of the Wolf) stars as Thomas Leroy the guy running the Swan Lake play.

Theater Whore: The Fighter

So me and my best friend went out to see The Fighter. See, the week I saw True Grit we had planned on seeing either The Fighter or Black Swan. We actually had tickets for Black Swan but the seating was all fuckered so we ended up passing on it. Tonight The Fighter was in the cards, and I’ll be damned if this isn’t one of the best films I have ever seen.

This film stars Mark Wahlberg (Four Brothers, The Departed, The Other Guys) and Christian Bale (The Dark Knight Returns, 3:10 To Yuma, American Psycho) as real life boxers and brothers Micky Ward and Dickey Eklund. While Wahlberg’s Micky is trying to build a career his brother Dickey attempts (badly) to get his career back. His greatest moment was knocking down “Sugar” Ray Leonard at the age of 21. His comeback is hindered by his repeated drug use and habitual fuckedry.