Classic Tunes, Classic videos
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Getting caught up is half the fun.
And who are these kinky beetles about whom doth speak?
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I dismissed Duran Duran during their heyday, damn pretty boys made for MTV.
But. How come I keep singing their hits in the shower? Why do their melodies stick like glue?
This video is "meh", and the song wasn't on their Greatest Hits, but you'll recognize it, and be singing it the rest of the week. You're Welcome!
But. How come I keep singing their hits in the shower? Why do their melodies stick like glue?
This video is "meh", and the song wasn't on their Greatest Hits, but you'll recognize it, and be singing it the rest of the week. You're Welcome!
Just saw this writeup posted on Farcebook:
http://www.salon.com/2017/08/04/they-were-just-what-we-needed-why-the-cars-matter/
...and it made me think of one of the funniest videos ever made:
Nobody near my own age can ever forget Ric's head buzzing around on a housefly's body!
I don't think I've even ever heard Panorama, much less own it; may have to hit Amazoid. I've noticed that remastered versions of several Cars albums have been hitting the market lately, but if they're not 5.1 I probably won't double-dip. The first band I played in that wasn't country (and me sporting my new DX-7, Korg EX-800 analog MIDI synth, and Roland string machine) did Drive and was a fun/educational tune for me to figure out, program, and perform.
I'll probably be watching old Cars videos the rest of tonight; good stuff!
http://www.salon.com/2017/08/04/they-were-just-what-we-needed-why-the-cars-matter/
...and it made me think of one of the funniest videos ever made:
Nobody near my own age can ever forget Ric's head buzzing around on a housefly's body!
I don't think I've even ever heard Panorama, much less own it; may have to hit Amazoid. I've noticed that remastered versions of several Cars albums have been hitting the market lately, but if they're not 5.1 I probably won't double-dip. The first band I played in that wasn't country (and me sporting my new DX-7, Korg EX-800 analog MIDI synth, and Roland string machine) did Drive and was a fun/educational tune for me to figure out, program, and perform.
I'll probably be watching old Cars videos the rest of tonight; good stuff!
For those of you unfamiliar with Squeeze, the keyboardist is Jools Holland, of "Later... with JH" on cable.
Lots of songs by The Cult rock, She Sells Sanctuary, Fire Woman, Love Removal Machine... Loves me some Cult. Love Removal Machine was one of the first songs I played live on stage with a real live rock n roll band.