past.present.future.

the not so desperate housewife

2011-10-11T22:49:00.000-07:00

What do housewives do all day? It is one of life's mysteries, and the only ones privy to the truth are the ladies themselves. For the November 2011 issue of Harper's BAZAAR Australia photographer Simon Lekias and stylist Jillian Davison imagined what life as a housewife is like: slinking about the living room wearing Mary Katrantzou, Dolce & Gabbana and jewellery by Boucheron and Bulgari, reading the morning papers in the nude, sexily napping on the couch... Miranda Kerr brings their vision to life.

Peace x

a day out, inside..

2011-10-10T19:24:00.000-07:00

Jimmy wears vintage jewellery, thrifted vest, Nobody jeans & American Apparel t-shirt

Jessica wears Country Road boots, American Apparel socks, vintage dress & Ray Ban glasses

Jim and I decided to go on an outing to the carousel in Geelong for a shoot in the pouring and windy rain. As horrible as it was outside, it was really beautiful inside with amazing lighting, views of the rain over the ocean and the fact that we were dry whilst others were soaked! Winter weather is good when inside but we are ready for summer fun!

Peace x

Mop these up..

2011-10-04T19:50:00.000-07:00

You know a pair of Karen Walker sunglasses when you see a pair of Karen Walker sunglasses. That same rule applies to a Karen Walker lookbook. Much like the sunglasses themselves, the campaigns are always day-glo bright, strong shapes are stunningly realised and the result leaves you wanting to splurge for a few pairs each season.

Again, similar rules apply to Walker's latest Summer 11/12 installment, dubbed Brand New Critters. The result? Mops and brooms - so hot right now. The collection combines the holy-trinity of functionality, style and maximum UV protection, riffing on familiar Walker-esque lenses with some entirely new shapes thrown into the mix (bunny ears!). Prepare to be swept away.

Pippy Long Stockings

2011-09-20T21:20:00.000-07:00

Stockings from Sportsgirl, dress made by Jimmy, Vintage Cardigan/Turban, Jewellery from Diva

As spring time has sorta hit melbourne, so has the floral prints and mini sun dresses (not yet warm enough to wear without a jacket but its better than nothing)!! The best thing about this weather however is you can still wear long stockings (probably my favourite item from winter) and be warm whilst sporting something short and springy. This dress is actually one of my fav's for spring and it was made by the one and only Jimmy Vo for school. I am very excited for him to finish as I have designed many others for him to make up for me for summer (he doesn't know it yet but he is going to be very busy)!!!

Peace x

we're back!!

2011-09-20T21:09:00.000-07:00

BIGGEST APOLOGIES to everyone out there for being so absent. Jimmy and I have been extremely busy with other commitments. Jimmy who's finishing year 12 (and kicking ass in fashion and studio arts) and myself who has been named a contestant in the model reality show in Singapore Supermodelmetv and getting my book and show reel together to take over with me work once the show has finished..

Jimmys amazing projects for school!

It's sort of been insane at the VO household!! But thing have settled down now and we are back on track so stay tuned a bursts of posts as there are a lot built up!!

Peace x

a touch of gold

2011-08-29T01:18:00.000-07:00

Santigold (born Santi White on September 25, 1976) is a musician, songwriter and producer from Philadelphia who formerly went under the stage name Santogold. She is perhaps best known for the song L.E.S. Artistes which became a hit in the UK and on American alternative radio. According to Songfacts, she was originally nicknamed “Santogold” by a classmate back in the 1980s because of her sister-girl style. In February 2009, she officially changed her stage name to Santigold as a result of infomercial jeweler Santo Gold threatening legal action against White and her label Downtown Records.

White was lead singer of the Philadelphia-based punk rock band Stiffed, but while in the band, she was offered a solo contract. Working with fellow Stiffed member John Hill as co-producer, she recorded her debut album, Santogold, which was released in April 2008. Upon the change of her stage name, her label Downtown Records issued this press release:

“Change the graffiti on the bathroom wall, get your tattoo fixed, get your T-shirt airbrushed and change the name on your year-end list: Santogold is now Santigold. She’s not telling you why, that’s just how it is.”

She oozes cool and is amazing live. She’s coming up playing Parklife, get your tickets while their still going. Fingers crossed we’ll get to meet her backstage for an interview!!!

Peace x

That's a smore´..

2011-08-24T00:29:00.000-07:00

So firstly our apologies for being absent for a while as we've been crazy busy with things happening! We cant believe how much the blog has taken off and the amazing opportunities that have come up since, but more on that as it all unfolds! But a MASSIVE thanks to every single follower for making all of this possible!!

The above shoot was shot by Reuben Johnson and make up done by Joereina N at our house whilst making the "totally american" smors. It was heaps of fun and super messy but the end result was delicious (and even the prep for it).

Peace x

Last days of winter

2011-08-17T21:31:00.000-07:00

Jimmy wears Neuw chinos, Black Friday coat, Vanishing Elephant Shirt, Country Road desert boots

Jimmy sports the rugged-up winter look that is ALMOST ending as Spring makes it's way. However I've got a feelin' Melbourne weather will still be as unpredictable as the lotto and throw in a few winterish days throughout the blooming season!

Peace x

C'est l'amour!

2011-08-16T23:34:00.000-07:00

Translation: It is Love!

Vanishing Elephant Spring/Autumn '11

This season Sydney-based label Vanishing Elephant is in love. It's a pretty severe case of infatuation, too: the sort that makes one meet parents, rub bunions, and record somebody else's "cute" laughter-snorts so that they can be made in to a mobile phone ringtone.

In between PDAs, the menswear designers have also been investigating The Colour Of Love. They say that squiggly head-over-heels feeling is comprised of three stages: new love, blossoming romance, and desire attained. This has been respectively translated in to pastel lighthearted hues, casually individualistic tailoring, and relaxed chinos that'll cuddle your soul through those cold wintery nights.

Best bits resulting from this philosophical approach are the spotty red shorts, preppy shirts, and cord-drawn detailing. It's nothing revolutionary but, overall, the whole lookbook is a lovely extension of their last collection. We'll be eagerly awaiting the next installment... especially if these hopeless Romeos continue working on the evolution of romanticism.

In fact, we'd like to see how the label translates those not-so-sexy next stages of love in to clothing. We reckon "letting oneself go" could mean fat pants and sweats, "cheating scumbag" a white men's shirt with lipstick smudges, and "the seeds of regret" a pair of leggings worn as pants.

Peace x

Because we love our vegemite!!

2011-08-13T19:39:00.000-07:00

Photography by Reuben Johnson, MUA Joereina N.

After a trip to our favourite store Savers and snatched up so fantastic pieces, we decided to do a vintage style shoot promoting Past Present Future (PPF). We have been so blessed to have such a great following already and wish to thank you all for your support!! We hope your enjoying what we are putting out there as much as we enjoy doing! We hope you all enjoyed the weekend and stay tuned for more from Jessica & Jimmy at PPF

Peace x

Orange is the happiest colour

2011-08-11T02:59:00.000-07:00

Photos taken by Michelle Grace Hunder

Frank Sinatra once said "orange is the happiest colour". I agree ..

Peace x

we know its old but ...

2011-08-10T18:47:00.000-07:00

Charlie over at Wait What spent three weeks on this mashup, traveled 26,542 miles, worked 116 hours at his day job, tweeted 41 times, made 26 new Facebook friends, danced for 17 hours, snowboarded 5 mountains, celebrated 5 birthdays, took 2 trips to the hospital, found out his favorite author passed away, and ended up with 11 tracks of probably the most minimalistic and haunting rap mashups you’ll hear for quite some time. You’ll only be doing yourself a disservice by not giving it a thorough listening to The Notorious XX

The whole album was made available for free download on March 25^th 2010, the 13 year anniversary of Life After Death’s release. It is pretty amazing to see how well this mashup works. Biggie’s smooth raps fit perfectly within those tiny spaces that The XX leave deep within their music. On paper it may leave you scratching your head. Once you hit play, it all becomes clear. This is a perfect fit.

(different songs with the same background)

Such a great album and we can guarantee you’ll have it on repeat for the first week. I lil' unknown fact that came across when researching the album to do with The XX is that the reason they have that husky, quiet, soul tone is when they used to practice in their garage they had to sing quietly due to neighbours and turns out they loved the sound from the result of singing low!

Peace x

H & M Mens/Womens Winter '11

2011-08-10T18:24:00.000-07:00

Clean and sharp is the look for men this autumn, updated with seasonal colours, fabrics and key pieces. It’s also important that the wardrobe works in a simple and efficient way, which is why design longevity is particularly important at H&M’s men’s department. "This season’s collection is about indispensible fashion essentials and about creating your own look", says Andreas Löwenstam, Design responsible at H&M Man.

For ladies, the upcoming collection is all about strong new shapes and bouncy, sculptural qualities. Strong colours versus black and white are one of the key highlights. The materials are not exactly all for cold weather, some of the pieces include silk and patent. For the men it’s all about the classic tailored and sophisticated look. Colours include the versatile shades of grey, camel and blue with orange as an accent. The latest H&M lookbook stars Swedish model Frida Gustavsson and Jeremy Dufour with photography by Andreas Sjödin

Peace x

Tony Bianco - Summer '11

2011-08-10T18:15:00.000-07:00

Stunning Aussie Bambi Northwood rockin' the incredible Summer '11 range from Tony Bianco

Photos by Bec Parsons

So much money spent on this line.. see coming up in styled shoots. SO hard to only by 3 pairs!!

Peace x

spring is a coming ..

2011-08-10T16:32:00.000-07:00

Wearing vintage shirt/shoes, Top Shop jeans and Diva headpiece

On one of the semi-beautiful sunnies days last week in Melbourne, I took the opportunity to play in the sun. We hit Brunswick Street (Michelle Grace Hunder - Photographer and Gamgee Wise - Assistant/everything else) and found a gorgeous little garden of Eden called Fitzroy Nursery. It was so beautiful and had the most amazing pieces made from wood and steel. If I had a giant pot of gold and massive mansion on the waterfront I would have a ball!!

Peace x

nANA jUDY spring 2011

2011-08-10T00:59:00.000-07:00

One of Australia's best street boutique labels. nANA jUDy caters for the everyday guy with simple pieces that mix with unique and subtle design details. Launched in 2006 nANA jUDY has focused its range to suit both the directional and conservative man ranging from sharp tailoring to relaxed jerseys. The designer Glen Coleman's choice of fabrications is always well thought out, coupled with unique, outside of the square design details make nANA jUDY's ranges always one to pay close attention to.

Coleman, at the young age of 19 (when launched) has now set a new standard for men's fashion. With the best boutiqes snapping up the label in its first season, immediatley the word spread and the label gained great creditability amongst the industry. nANA jUDY is continually setting trends and is always evolving its collections keeping in tune with the fashion forward Australian market and hence has formed a strong following.

Be on the look out guys ..

Peace x

Pha-Real

2011-08-06T22:55:00.000-07:00

Pharrell Williams was born April 5, 1973 and more commonly known simply by Pharrell. He is an American rapper, singer, record producer, composer, and fashion designer. While in his mid 30s, Pharrell already managed to become one of the most influential hit makers in pop history, earning comparisons to legends like Quincy Jones. That’s because the Virginia Beach native has produced, through The Neptunes, Grammy award-nominating tracks for artists, such as Kid Rock, Justin Timberlake, Lil’ Kim, LL Cool J, Ludacris, Mariah Carey, Backstreet Boys, Beyonce, Britney Spears, Ice Cube, Ja Rule, Janet Jackson, Moby, No Doubt, Prince, The Rolling Stones, Snoop Dogg, Usher, and many more. In fact, “Pha-real’s” Rolodex has more big names in it than most people’s entire CD collection.  And while majority of us know him for his lead singer title from the band N*E*R*D, Williams has made a name for himself in so many other ways.

As part of The Neptunes, Williams has produced numerous hit singles for various music artists. The production duo have earned three Grammy Awards amongst ten nominations. He is also the co-founder of the clothing brands Billionaire Boys Club and Ice Cream Clothing. Recently Williams also has designed and released a cream liqueur named QREAM. The "Q" stands for "Queen" and the liqueur comes in two different flavors; strawberry and peach. An opportunity comes when Pharrell was approached by Diageo to collaborate, in which Williams proceeded to make his own research and found that the female audience were being neglected, thus substantiate his idea to make a cream liqueur for women. He mentioned the taste being an ambient of an ice cream, but the liqueur itself contains less calories compared to a wine. And while all of this info about Mr. Williams is quite impressive the main reason we love him is that we has achieved all of the above whilst taking out the title of “Best dressed man in the world”.

His style and swagga is so fresh it makes guys want to be him and girls want to be on him! Having seen him live aswell, he IS that good looking in real life too! Taking a leaf out of his own book Willliams dresses by his own preached words “Let your style evolve and change to fit your mood and occasion. Feel free to dress down and easy one day and sharpen up to a high sheen the next”. He’s a style guru and masterpiece to look at. I think he may just be the living version of Michelangelo’s Statue of David (with incredible clothes on).

Pharrell Fun Facts:

- He is a skateboarder and has a half-pipe inside his home.

- He has undergone a skin procedure to have most of his tattoos removed.

- Recent Twitter reports have spoken of collaborations between Williams clothing label Billionaire Boys Club and Jay Z. No more has been said about the team up however Jay Z has reported "Partnering with @4real4rell on BBC" follow him.. (Not "buying" as GQ erroneously reported.)

- Nicknames include Pha-Real, Lil' Skateboard P and P. Willy

- Quote: My style hero was Batman. Now it’s Tony Stark.

Peace x

Get your geek on..

2011-08-04T01:44:00.000-07:00

images courtesy of Google/images, American Apparel, Mr. Street Peeper

Geek Chic is contagious and this unlikely fashion trend has spanned all corners of the globe this season making the uncool...well, cool again.  Glorifying the geek has seen thick-rimmed glasses, suspenders, buttoned-up shirts and ties, man-style trousers, A-line skirts and lace-up shoes, brogues dominating the catwalks from Milan to Melbourne and it's a trend that seems to be loved not just by fashionistas, but celebrities and designers everywhere.  Geek chic popularises everything fashion-loving crowds once loathed and now, the once criticised 'anti-fashion' that was the stereotypical geek style, is now being revered by people the world-over.

Unleash your inner-geek, its cool now!
Go, get cha geek on!!!

Peace x

Cool, cluttered and collected

2011-08-01T18:29:00.000-07:00

On saturday Jimmy an I hit the streets of Melbourne for a little shop and to take some 'styled shots'

As we looked around at the many inspirations we could use as a backdrop, Jimmy mentioned the iconic Hosier Lane across from Federation Square in which I had heard of but never been.

Cool, cluttered and collected, Hosier Lane is one of Melbourne’s most obvious attractions. But unlike many of the city’s hidden or long-reaching laneways, Hosier provides an easily accessible example of how the council allows Melbourne’s minds to wander.

The art inside Hosier is part of the skunk works that is Citylights projects; an initiative run by Andrew Mac designed to corkscrew the concrete jungle into a series of street level canvasses fit for free public viewing. The majority of the artwork is commissioned and/or approved by Citylights, with one of the key elements being the light boxes which are updated approximately every ten weeks. Due to the gonzo nature of graffiti, unauthorized work often appears, but that’s partly the point – without it the lane would be rat trapped and shackled. Citylight’s hard work in Hosier has earned the lane a reputation as one of Australia’s most important cultural attractions. Weekends commonly see the laneway saturated with sound and fury: hot rods running and gunning their engines, drag queens fumbling with cell phones, street carp giggling in leather, bass notes rumbling from rooftops. The lane never tires, never ceases, always advances, always unleashes.

Jimmy wears vintage jacket/leather tie, Nobody jeans, thrifted shirt and vintage rings

Jessica wears Sportsgirl skirt, Bardot leather jacket, vinage top/bag/shoes

Weekends commonly see the laneway saturated with sound and fury: hot rods running and gunning their engines, drag queens fumbling with cell phones, street carp giggling in leather, bass notes rumbling from rooftops. The lane never tires, never ceases, always advances, always unleashes.

There may be more to Melbourne than the life that lies living and breathing in this alley, but for a newcomer it’s the starting gun for a sprint through the artistic side of the city. A way to engage and acquire, a direction to point and shoot – a tourist’s hand rail to hades, if you will.

Peace x

Let's end on something Grate

2011-07-31T06:10:00.000-07:00

To finish off our stylish artists bio's from Splendour in the Grass we are going to end with the newly turned duo.. THE GRATES

Two of my favorite people in music are back to tear the place apart with what we could only imagine would be a freakin awesome show this weekend! Patience and John have now put the finishing touches of their third album, Secret Rituals which was released last month and are hitting the stage in a new way. This is their first album as a duo, since Alana has left to focus on a new career in the culinary arts. We had nothing to do with that decision FYI. She didn't leave music entirely though, she is now the drummer for Neil Finn's latest project, The Pajama Club. The band also consists of Neil's wife Sharon and Sean Donnelly.

As for The Grates, who are graduates of the School of the Performing Arts, they recorded their new album in Brooklyn with producer Gus van Go (The Stills). The fruit of an intensive period of time locked up in the studio in Brooklyn is that the album is a well-groomed, alt-rock meditation that marks a distinctive turning point in their career. The sound is blistering with compressed distorted guitar, mature lyrical vocal arrangements, adding keyboardist and session drummer to (blasphemous) bass guitar, and is slickly produced by John O'Mahoney (Metric, Coldplay).

So now they are back in their native Australia for now to promote the new album and tour with The Hives as well as rock the stage (as they always to) at Splendor on Saturday Night. The Grates with Secret Rituals are confident enough to play around with their own sound that they have dared to ditch much of what made them The Grates. Can they survive this critical rebirth and find a wider audience? Only time and patience will tell; Pun intended.

Peace x

Foster Care

2011-07-31T01:46:00.000-07:00

images courtesy of Google/Images

Indie rock trio Foster the People make atmospheric, psychedelic, and dance-oriented pop. Formed in Los Angeles in 2009, the band is made up of keyboardist/guitarist/vocalist Mark Foster, bassist Cubbie Fink, and drummer Mark Pontius. Foster hailing from Cleveland, OH had been writing and recording music since his youth but it wasn’t until the three members came together that Foster’s music for the bands upcoming debut release, Torches, was ready for friends to hear.

In early 2010, Foster The People posted their first song “Pumped Up Kicks” on the internet. Days later it was used to score a friend’s fashion video, days after that it showed up on Hype Machine and a year later it had seemed to make its way into the ears of millions of listeners around the world.

Foster The People released their first EP this January to give fans a taste of what they’d hear on Torches which was then released in May. The band has since been on the road playing their first U.S. tour with stops included SXSW, Coachella and Sasquatch music festivals.

Their sound, which has also been compared to other artists such as MGMT and Bjorn is definitely more than a clever noise. Their catchy songs and dance inspiring rhythms are a radio favorite and audience pleaser, which will likely keep the band on the charts for the remainder of 2011. Their album “Torches” holds a promising future for the band and we look forward to seeing what else they can bring.

Peace x

Tis the season

2011-07-31T00:46:00.000-07:00

As Splendour really kicks off the festival season in Oz, we look to our trend setters General Pants Co. for help on what we should wear!

This year General Pants Co have got it covered from head to toe..literally! They have got their online store stocked full of festival-style and appropriate items that deliver the next day (when ordered before 2pm!), "survival packs from guest festival goers Jessica Hart, Hamish Rosser (The Vines), Myth and Tropics and more plus daily photo blog that showcases the outfits and trends at Splendour in the Grass over the weekend.

Images courtesy of General Pants Co website. Click to see more

Not only have the covered all bases on what to wear, they have got amazing blogger Emma Lucey from Spin Dizzy Fall as the General Pants Co. on-the ground-roving blogger! We can't wait to check out her blog when she gets back to report on what we have missed out on! Emma is a very talented blogger featuring posts about fashion, vintage, trends and anything in between. I can imagine that most people have read her blog before, if they are not following her already as she has a massive following and is so highly respected by her peers! Be sure to watch out to see what she had to post about her experience over the weekend!

Images from spindizzyfall.blogspot.com

To check out the fashion highlights and pick out your outfit for the next festival we'd suggest heading to General Pants Co. for some serious shopping and inspiration!

Peace x

The perfect jean

2011-07-29T02:32:00.000-07:00

To continue on with our spotlight on stylish Splendour artists, let us introduce to you..

Tim & Jean

images courtesy of google/images

Tim (Ayre) & Jean (Capotorto) are an indie-pop duo from Mandurah, Australia. Groawing up together, they began their band by recording demo tapes Capotorto's bedroom studio in Mandurah. After posting their music on MySpace 2 years ago, the band then entered Triple J's Unearthed High School competition for unsigned bands, which they made the finals with their track "Come Around”. They were later selected by Triple J to play at Parklife Festival. Since their performance the duo have toured across America and supported veteran dance and ambiance artist, Moby. Despite their small amount of time on the music scene, the band has already been compared to outfits such as US sensations, Passion Pit.

The title track kicks off the album with a nice little punch. There is quite an MGMT feel about this single, with its laid-back beats and expressive synth chords that seem to echo endlessly. The track marks a promising start to the album for the pair. It’s not surprising that Tim & Jean have thrown a cover on their album. After a few seconds of listening, it is even less surprising the guys tackled Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Everywhere’. What a cover, they just have such great energy and have done a great job of adding their own flare to it.

As well as the cover, the duo has taken the time to record a number of acoustic versions of tracks on the album. The contrast between the intensely polished pop and the pair’s acoustic vocals is extremely stark yet utterly delightful. It’s so interesting to hear these brilliant pop songs in a completely different light with the stripped back versions uncovering the incredible singing talent of the pair. Tim & Jean have more than delivered with this their debut album. It is such a treat, and an incredible discovery listening to these fellows. What a talent they are. Definitely check these guys out!

Peace x

Send us to London Fashion week!!!

2011-07-28T08:32:00.000-07:00

Courtesy of Sportsgirl, Antipodium and STA Travel!!

We are doing everything we can to SHOUT to the world that Sportsgirl Like: Antipodium is coming!!

Can you help us?

All you have to do is upload a pic of you/friends/family/randoms "SHOUTING" and tag pastpresentfuture in the photo (so we have access to it).

You must "like" our page in order to tag us

We will then turn all the pictures into a youtube clip and post it online! The faster we get your pics, the faster we can post so PLEASE HELP US

They can be old pictures already uploaded (EVERYONE has at least ONE candid shot of them shouting/singing when they are out), or take one NOW or ask a random to shout on the street and snap it with your phone.. We don't care! Just help us spread the love!!

Check out some of the amazing pieces Antipodium and Sportsgirl have out atm and just some of the great deals STA Travels has for us!!

Antipodium

Sportsgirl

STA Travel

Please support us! I promise if we win we will take some amazing shots and blog at least TWICE a day about our experience!!

It wont take long to take a photo you've already got or if you wana have fun with it, do one with some mates on saturday night. ACTUALLY you should all make that the theme when your out and about this weekend, to take some shouting photos and upload them sunday/monday.. We'll be out on the look out!

Peace x

The grass is always greener ...

2011-07-28T00:48:00.000-07:00

As Splendour In The Grass kicks off tomorrow we have decided to showcase some of the unique, talented and stylish line up that is 2011. Be sure to check out our tumblr page as sometimes we just post things that come to mind and as some artists need no introduction it will be easier for you to access videos without having to go through the blog each time.

To kick it off heres Kanye West:

style of Kanye West courtesy of Google/Images

There are a lot of ways you could describe Kanye West; rapper, producer, egomaniac, innovator, fashion icon, philanthropist, controversy-starter, genius. But no matter what you think of his provocative behaviour, there no denying his musical talent. Considering his number of hits and fan following West has had since releasing "The College Dropout" in 2004, it's no surprise that a diverse and high profile group of artists have covered his tracks. West is known for his diverse catalog of collaborators, and his admirers are just as widespread, from a Chris Martin (Coldplay) to Kid Cudi to Beyonce. Symphonic, orchestral and surprising are a few words to describe West's Latest album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy". It's his display of talent that slaps those of us in the face who scoffed at his previous album 808 & Heartbreak (by us i don't mean PPF, we love his music). He proves through his use of lyrical talent and production skills that he is the beholder of an ever-evolving brain that doesn't "just do ordinary". The most impressive tracks are likely to be "Dark Fantasy" and "Lost in the World", but frankly, almost all songs on his album have a high rate of reprise.

photos courtesy of Google/Images

Symphonic, orchestral and surprising are a few words to describe West's Latest album "My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy". It's his display of talent that slaps those of us in the face who scoffed at his previous album 808 & Heartbreak (by us i don't mean PPF, we love his music). He proves through his use of lyrical talent and production skills that he is the beholder of an ever-evolving brain that doesn't "just do ordinary". The most impressive tracks are likely to be "Dark Fantasy" and "Lost in the World", but frankly, almost all songs on his album have a high rate of reprise.

Amazing work Mr. West as per usual and we are oh so jealous we don't get to see you preform live again.

Peace x