New Project

Here's the deal, I'm trying to get back into blogging, and started working on a new project with some friends and family. The blog is called JAGM. Check it out when you get the chance. That being said, here's my first post entitled Antonio's Goals, enjoy

How To Make Free Ringtones For The iPhone Using iTunes

Here's the deal, I haven't written a blog in a long time, (8 months to be exact.) So I figured I'd do one before the year is up. Nothing big, just a little something to hell some people out. Go easy on me, I'm a little rusty. So here it goes. I realized more and more of my friends are getting iPhones. Can't blame them, it's awesome phone. One of the things they always ask about is creating ringtones. Sure you can pay the $.99 (That's on top of the money you already paid for the song) to iTunes to make the ringtone for you. Or you can follow this step by step tutorial and get them for free.

Artist of the Week: The Academy Is

Here's the deal, I know I didn't have a new artist last week. I was having computer issues, and by the time I fixed them, half the week was already gone. But enough about that, as most people know, I love acoustic songs. Whether it be unplugged, or just an acoustic version of an already popular song. So when one of my favorite bands decides to do an all acoustic tour, I'd be an idiot not to go, no offense Nito. Lucky for me, I'll be able to see this band this upcoming Saturday, but before we get to that, lets get to know them a little better. The band originated from a suburb of Chicago, IL known as Hoffman Estates.

Artist of the Week: Ace Enders & A Million Different People

Here's the deal, I know it seems like I just had this band as my Artist of the Week, but it's actually been almost 2 months. Either way, I just had to have them on again cause they just put out a new album. It's practically the first rule in the book. The unwritten book of Artist of the Week that is. Not to be confused with the unwritten book of the road. But enough about that, lets get to know the band a little better.

Artist of the Week: Sum 41

Here's the deal, one of the first times I ever heard this band, was in a video game called Dave Mirra's Freestyle BMX 2. It was one of my favorite songs in the game. To this day, when ever I hear the song, I think of the game. If you had told me then, that this band was gonna be as big as they are today, I prolly would've believed, cause they are pretty good. Either way, they're my artist for the week, so lets get to know them.

Artist of the Week: New Found Glory

Here's the deal, another week, another artist right? Wrong. This week's artist is not just one of my favorite bands, but is releasing their sixth studio album this Tuesday (3/10). The band was even lucky enough to have the album produced by Blink-182's Mark Hoppus. But before we get into that, lets get to know them a little better.

Artist of the Week: Jimmy Eat World

Here's the deal, recently, this week's band reached a little milestone. Their album Clarity reached it's ten year anniversary. The album is very special to the band cause it was their first album to appear on the billboard charts. The band decided to celebrate the occasion by going on a small tour, which came through Chicago. Sadly, I wasn't able to go to the show, but that doesn't mean I can't have them on this week. But first, lets get to know them a little better.

Artist of the Week: Carolina Liar

Here's the deal, I know I'm running a little late, but dealing with other people's tax problems and going to parties that never happened, tend to mess things up a bit. Any who, originally I wanted to have this artist on a couple of weeks ago, but a certain awesome thing happened and mixed things up a bit. None the less, they are here now so lets get to know them.

Artist of the Week: The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

Here's the deal, you pretty much now how it goes. If a band I like releases a new album, they pretty much become my artist of the week. So of course with the release of the their new album two weeks ago, I don't have much choice. But first, here's a brief history lesson. The band unofficially got started back in 2001 in Middleburg, Florida by Ronnie Winter (Vocals) and Duke Kitchens (Guitar). Back then, the guys spent most of their time just covering bands like Blink 182.