Music: The Zombie Song

 

The Zombie Song by Stephanie Mabey ❤️

She rocks. Check out her music over here on YouTube. 

I'm dyin'😆 💀

Special thanks to Ashley Pollard over at Paint it Pink for unearthing this neat little ditty. 😉

Stay vigilant! 

The Legendary Fela Kuti, "Zombie"

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Fela Anikulapo Kuti is one of the most amazing saxophonists I've ever listened to. I happen to come from a musical family with two internationally-acclaimed musicians in my near-immediate family, so I know what I'm talking about. (funny how that particularly cool gene skipped me entirely)

The Father of Afrobeat

This musical force of nature and incredibly controversial figure was born in Abeokuta, Nigeria on October 15, 1938. Fela's music was all about the African revolution of the '70s. He took a stance that was a love of everything that is Africa, for better or ill, and his defiance often brought him at odds with Western norms, sensibilities, and colonialism. True fans will call this an understatement of continental proportions!

His legacy spawned some really powerful music, and the rhythm is unique in the whole world. The sound is created by a vibrant collection of instruments and band elements such as the saxophone, drums, trumpets, guitars, and those really cool congas. And it makes for one hell of a live performance.

Fela Kuti's massive hit "Zombie"
(from the soundtrack of Grand Theft Auto 4)

Go check out his official website at www.fela.net.  I'll be preserving his music in case civilization as we know it goes nuts with zeds. If the last musician on Earth gets his brains eaten by walkers, we still need to shake booty. You can guess what will be in my solar powered MP3 player while I hunt walkers in our jungles.

The music is so powerful, I start getting a little jiggy and before I know it I'm full blown funky. African style.

Stay vigilant!

Zombie Awareness Month 2011 and Cool Beats by Erik Hawk (Delicious People)

In celebration of ZOMBIE AWARENESS MONTH (MAY), I would like to share this really snazzy tune from master musician Erik Hawk.  

There is a challenge on the YouTube page that has a special prize for anybody who can figure out all of the movies found on this video.  

What does the Zombie Awareness Month mean to us?  Its all about being a responsible member of society!  We survivalists need to share our knowledge about zombies to our neighbors. 

Ignorance is not bliss.  It means zombification. 

Save living brains by sharing knowledge, and knowledge is ammunition!

PRO TIP: Do not forget that we must never embarrass our family.  The easiest way to do this is to creep out our neighbors.  Do this carefully, least we ostracize our children at the playground just because some poor ignorant parent does not believe in the zombie apocalypse.

For the sake of your families, be discreet.

Nevertheless, we must strive to educate people.  Start by looking for friends who are concerned about protecting their loved ones in case of big calamities.  Talking about recent disasters always gets the ball rolling!

This could lead to assembling a zombie crisis team. One family united in preparation for the zombie apocalypse is impressive.  Imagine what you could do with the help of like-minded comrades?  

Stay vigilant!