wow, you really listen to the whole song, that impressive, right there.

Lol I actually heard the song first and was dumbfounded when seeing the title. I had to listen to figure out the reason for the title. I honestly thought the song was called out of love or something like that :D

Just in that Zombie mood.

I'm Your BoogieMan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u71UYftH1wU

Return of The Phantom Stranger

Scum of the Earth

Demon Speeding

Laura Branigan - Self Control

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Redline

Overdrive

Electric Groove

Distress Signal

Dream Machine

The Fixx

Pedal to the Metal

Intersteller

So Close

Space Trash

Activation

Darn Family Guy made me think of Footloose which lead to this Kenny Loggins track.

Then there is this classic that Archer always goes on about.

Oh yeah, and here is one I'll never forget.

Funny that for a period of time I only associated Kenny Loggins with "Return to Pooh's Corner"

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpXUYIOoFzM

Funny that for a period of time I only associated Kenny Loggins with "Return to Pooh's Corner"

Haha, Winnie the Pooh is just one of those characters from your childhood you never forget. I did wonder why Eeyore was always so depressed though....

After stumbling across so many bizarre videos on the weird part of Youtube again, I finally found the straight up remix for this tune minus all the crazy stuff going on in the background of the usual clips. The part starting from 1:30 onwards is probably what many remember hearing the most.

 

Speaking of Archer and his all-time favorite tune, ladies and gentlemen, I give you Cherlene.

The sequel to a perverted yet hilarious parody of the classic space-traveling hero you should never let your kids watch had a pretty cool theme tune. It may be known as the worst film ever but I laughed my freakin' butt off. I mean if the movie "Porkies" can be considered a 'classic'....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06zypExNbP0

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Gundam Battle Assault 2 (Playstation - 2002)

Title

Options

Mobile Suit Select

Satellite

Harbor

Dojo

Highway

Space Station

Debris

Lift

Hell

Credits

Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run)

"I LOVE this song!"

 

After stumbling across so many bizarre videos on the weird part of Youtube again, I finally found the straight up remix for this tune minus all the crazy stuff going on in the background of the usual clips. The part starting from 1:30 onwards is probably what many remember hearing the most.

IIRC in DDR (Dance Dance Revolution), this was one of the harder song to dance to

"I LOVE this song!"

I love this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWGGy9T1PoM

IIRC in DDR (Dance Dance Revolution), this was one of the harder song to dance to

You're not kidding. Phew. :sweat:

"I LOVE this song!"

 

 

Lol 10 hours straight.  So if you ever wonder how Emmet's work day sounds like...

Lol 10 hours straight.  So if you ever wonder how Emmet's work day sounds like...

I think I would after the first hour in of listening.

A trippy animated short for a favorite tune of my mother by Cat Stevens called Moonshadow. The little bits of narration is quirky as the animation itself.

Cat Stevens - Moonshadow

Pink Floyd - Welcome to the Machine

Leon Russell - Will O' The Wisp / Little Hideaway

I have been rocking Faith No More - Just A Man a lot over the past three days. Mike Patton is one of the best vocalist ever. Listening to quite a bit of Ska and Old School Punk. Summer is coming and my rebellious side is coming out. I also have been just doing a lot of music discovery lately. Especially from places I never thought I would like and refused to go before.

Oh man, I can't believe I forgot to post this here!

 

http://a.tumblr.com/tumblr_mtifihupun1rfbp0oo1.mp3#_=

 

Posted an unnamed mp3 for a reason, just give it a good, long, hard listen, it'll be totally worth your time and a good laugh.

The Cranberries

Zombie

Linger

Dreams

Here is an interesting story written by playwright Sir Tom Stoppard to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon. Back in 1973 around the time of the album's original release, a friend had approached him with the suggestion of writing a play based on the album. Forty years later, he has created a fantastical story about fear, philosophy, and madness, woven together with the original music. "Do you believe in the juggler?"

 

"Darkside" - trailer

"Darkside" - radio play with animated visuals

Just came back from Pinkpop... What a show Metallica gave tonight! Metal up your ass!!!