House for the People not the Privileged

"But it isn't until a visit to the recessed library that a personality emerges of the loft's mysterious occupant, Bernard. Here personal photos from younger years of attractive girlfriends and pet dogs — as well as faintly bourgeois family paintings and an eclectic collection of books and magazines--hint at the private and privileged lifestyle of APTs occupant.. This is the place where music comes alive." from about APT

Why just put this on a website? Why not post it on the bathroom chalkboards? Would anyone even still care? Why didn't I remember my fellow sci-fi brother-in-struggle's warning that APT turned him away on his birthday and that it should not be patronized by any rebel-rousing, house loverz like us?

anDre, the last time you were here, Osunlade was spinning and you dropped 10 on one drink.. put it 2gether boo!

After having the door shut in my face (!) at the self-proclaimed "exclusive" APT, I yelled in the lobby filled with Manhattan's socialites and socializers of all races eager to use their connections and dropped names to get in: "House is for the People, not the Privileged!" But then again that's just my opinion, Patrick Duffy, the party host of APT's Sunday party and APT's creators apparently hold a different value set.

I wonder what tracks DJ Angola why do i have the feeling that this sistabrotha has is paws all up in this bourgeois endeavour and Neil Aline threw down last night. Maybe Donnie's "Follow me" or Frankie Knucke's mix of "The Pressure" or whatabout Roy Davis Jr.'s "Don't you dare stop loving?" Nah nah, I *hope* they busted out with Inner City's "Good Life." That's what it's all about.

anDre aka dj unconquer'd