the same weight that reggae does for me, that doesn't make it bad or good just that I haven't decided yet.Can you geuss this line "Ever since I can remember I've always wanted to be a gangster"? It's from one of the movies I watched this week and I think one of the best movies ever. The movie "Good Fellas" is a supposedly true story about life in the mob and crosses through a whole septum of what I would call American ideas. The other movie I watched also represented many of the American ideals and it was called "An American in Paris". They both are out for the american dream. In one sense there is the mob, a group of people daring to live life on there own term and using any means at there disposal to ensure they have the best life possible without being forced to use any conventual means to obtain that life. Then on the other hand there is an "An American in Paris" seeking the same thing only not by such drastic outlets. The song "I've Got Rhythm, I've Got Music, I've Got My Gal Who Could Ask For Anything More" pretty much sums it up as to what there looking for. It's something simple yet fulfilling that will make them happy. I does vary to an extent how they go about obtaining happiness, but they go through life trying to make money be happy and live on there own terms....
