ManMeng's Lifepad

Time To Go
A great piece composed by one of my old friend back in the Counter Strike age. Some commentary from himself :

I wrote this song after bringing a very close and loved friend to the airport. The song makes me think about the heavy ticking of a clock. With every tick you realise that time is running shorter and shorter. When you dont think about it, time moves faster then the speed of light, but when you are counting the minutes, the ticking gets heavier and heavier. Take care little sis.

Infinite Oz – Tinman
Perhaps I would consider this site as one of the most understated one since its release on the interweb, though there’s lot of hoo hah but it did not last long. The images from the site still lingers in my mind clearly. Really beautiful artwork and amazing actionscripting feat (At that time itself). Enjoy the infinity loop.

Grafikas- Drew Europeo
Another amazing illustrator. Vivid design palletes and grungy street styles.

I Am Human Now
In need to skin your mac?

Mondialito
Though it might appear weird for me to like this kind of music, but it first occured to me in Taiwan when I browsing through some musics and I found this is a piece of…music I like?

[Inspiration] World’s full of lovely stuff

My Suite Stuff
Something really sweet that could best describe you are a designer? International order opening soon.

Thanks ivan!

Playing For Change
People believes in music that would eventually unites everyone in the same thought for peace. I believe in that as well. Wait until you start listen to the individuals singing in the videos. You’ll be stunned by how much you have missed from watching those TV shows that with a lot of pre-made artists.

Thanks Eugene.

[Inspiration] Susan Doyle – Cry Me A River

An amazing feat by Susan Doyle. Such a beautiful voice

[Music] This song needs more love

And in fact, I think this sounds better than what I used to hear! I can never look at acapella the same way again.

[T61] Midweek headbanging day

This is one of the rare gem I would always surprisingly bump into at the site. Give thesixtyone.com a ride. It will be a hell-of-a-wild-one.