I was nervous about 2049, as the original Blade Runner is one of my favorite movies period. Then I watched Sicario, made me feel a LOT better. Feel the same for Dune, I can’t wait!
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Sorry, getting back on topic, @optiMSTie shared this one on the End Credits Music topic. Too cool.
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Not trying to be a suck-up, but honestly it’s the end theme to MST3K. Not shocking, as it’s usually what I watch before I go to sleep at night.
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This has the distinction of being the only song I ever physically ‘wore out’ through over-playing. For reasons I can now appreciate my parents didn’t replace it.
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“Oooooooh, My Goodness” by Brak
Don’t ask … it was there when I woke up. At least it wasn’t “I’m A Cucumber.”
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Diiiiiig.
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LEON REDBONE! The man!
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Please don’t wake me. No, don’t shake me. Leave me where I am. I’m only sleeping.
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I was watching Creature Features and now I have the Spider Baby theme song rolling around in my brain…
It would also be a good one for the Halloween playlist thread
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The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain went and dropped this today…
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Alice Cooper’s “It Rained All Night”.
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ALL OUT gonna be so epic.
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Just seeing anything Sesame Street related is enough to get the pinball song stuck in my head for the rest of the day:
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And then,…
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Holy S***, THAT’S why I grew up loving Santana, jazz and polyrhythmic metal!!
Thank you Sesame Street!
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Today’s contribution, if I may.
My best friend Matthew found out about him shortly before our first of many blues excursions to Clarksdale, Mississippi. We went to see both his grave and his home / museum in Avalon, both of which are pictured in the article below. His style is a blend of early folk, blues, and gangsta rap-like lyrics featuring sex, murder and violence. And he recorded this in 1928.
Even if you’re not a fan of the music, his career is absolutely fascinating.
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