Category: Music, Movies, TV
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Plymouth Rock would land on them.
“Anything Goes” was written by Cole Porter for the 1934 musical of the same name. The musical has run a number of times on Broadway and in the West-End, but certain songs have stood through each version. The 1934 Broadway version starred Ethel Merman as Reno Sweeney, the first to perform the song and make…
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Always Rooting for the Anti-Hero
I don’t have an era. But I can’t deny the inspiration nor the impact. If you’re a hater, that’s a you problem.
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Ain’t it dark, wrapped up in that tarp?.
“Goodbye Earl” (2000) by The Chicks from the Fly album. The music video for this song is a classic. Starring Jane Krakowski and Lauren Holly as Mary-Anne and Wanda, and Dennis Franz as Earl, it’s a reminder of how music videos were Hollywood level productions. The song itself created controversy upon release, for its explicit…
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If you know, you know.
Probably the most mis-understood lyric of “Ice Ice Baby.” First off, you had to be there in 1990. I’ll save the retrospectives for someone else, but for our age group this will forever be a main playlist jam. Sing along. You know the words. For the uninitiated: Cerwin-Vega has manufactured speakers and amplifiers since the…
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Winnipeg’s Finest
It’s amazing the amount of people who know their music, but don’t recognize the Guess Who. Randy Bachman and Burton Cummings defined the sound of an era in the 60’s and 70’s. Enjoy this one from their 2000 cross-Canada tour, rocking out 30 years later.
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C’mon over here Ron, let me show you what I’m doing.
Mr. Mom (1983). I’m not sure how well this whole movie holds up these days, but this line still slaps.
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Kids today don’t know
There are certain generational litmus tests. Did you create your mixtapes on cassette, CD, MP3, or Spotify?