I’ma let you finish…But this was one of the best shows I have ever seen… And I’ll say it over and over again.

Those that truly know me know that Mr. Cee-Lo Green has been my favorite artist since the mid 90’s when he debut with the Goodie Mob. Fast forward to this decade. Common has since been added to my list of favorite artists to watch and enjoy. With these two making music together it never goes wrong and above is more proof of this. Here is the official video for Common’s ‘Make My Day’ featuring Cee-Lo. The video itself is a great jump from the norm and flows with the song very nicely.

Just wow.

Welcome to my world.

I’m going to pretend the first half didn’t happen. Three TD’s in 4 minutes to start the second half was more like it.

Kanye and Nabil Elderkin just released this amazing photo book from Mr. West’s 2008 Glow In The Dark Tour. The tour itself was so amazing I actually went and saw it twice last year and the photography looks equally outstanding. When Kanye and Nabil work together they never seem to let me down. Check out more from the photo book after the jump.

The guys from Bavco were nice enough to take me to my second Dodger game while in LA. This time it came with the added bonus of meeting Alyssa Milano and sitting four rows back at a Divisional Series playoff game. Mentioning the baseball game and the amazing seats should of been first, but c’mon…it’s Alyssa Milano.

Check out more photos from the nail bitter that was game two and video of Slash performing the National Anthem just after the jump.

Slash from Guns ‘N’ Roses performs the National Anthem at Game Two of the NLDS (Dodgers vs. Cardinals) in Los Angeles.

Last night in Los Angeles, Radiohead’s Thom Yorke debuted his new band with at L.A.’s Orpheum Theatre. Backed by Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea (who did, in fact, keep his shirt on), Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich, Beck/R.E.M. drummer Joey Waronker, and percussionist/multi-instrumentalist Mauro Refosco of Forro in the Dark, Yorke performed his 2006 solo album The Eraser in its entirety. For the encore, Yorke premiered three new songs completely solo: “Open the Floodgates”, “Lotus Flower” and “Super Collider”. The band then returned for takes on the Radiohead Com Lag EP track “Paperbag Writer”, which Thom dedicated to Colin Greenwood (who was in the crowd and happen to run into my dad and myself before the show in the bat), another new track “Judge, Jury, Executioner” and finished with the new 12″ tracks “The Hollow Earth” and “Feeling Pulled Apart by Horses”.

Throughout the night the crowd roared after every track causing Thom to stop and give his “thank yous”. Something I didn’t think ever happen in L.A., especially with so many celebrities in the house, but with this being the first official show of the “band with no name” the applause was warranted.

Though this wasn’t my first time seeing Radiohead, it was definitely something special and something I won’t soon forget.

Sunday Night’s Set List:

01 The Eraser
02 Analyse
03 The Clock
04 Black Swan
05 Skip Divided
06 Atoms For Peace
07 And It Rained All Night
08 Harrowdown Hill
09 Cymbal Rush

Solo encore:

10 Lotus Flower (Moon Upon A Stick)
11 Open The Floodgates
12 Super Collider

Encore w/ band:

13 Paperbag Writer
14 Judge, Jury & Executioner
15 The Hollow Earth
16 Feeling Pulled Apart By Horses

Thom Yorke: The Eraser [The Orpheum Theatre Los Angeles]

Thom Yorke: Skip Divided [The Orpheum Theatre Los Angeles]

Two of my favorite voices together on the same track…and it makes an even better video.