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Flashback Friday - Crazy.
Seal first came into the public eye on the back of his featured vocalist spot on Adamski's early 90s number one hit Killer, but while Adamski would quickly vanish back into semi-obscurity, Seal would stick around a lot longer, eventually selling around 30 million albums worldwide and winning a clutch of musical awards - he was the first artist to ( Read more... ) -
Flashback Friday - Sunchyme.
Released in 1997, Sunchyme is one of those summery dance hits that, even if you don't remember it's name, will stick in your head and pop up at an inopportune moment leaving you puzzled as to when you heard it last (as can be seen in the comments section of its youtube entry - a large amount of them being "I got here by googling hey oh mamama eh" ( Read more... ) -
Flashback Friday - Total Eclipse Of The Heart.
Buy any 80s or soft rock compilation CD and the odds are that Total Eclipse Of The Heart will be on there. Regarded as a classic and written by Jim Steinman and with a frankly bonkers video by the guy who would direct Highlander it is certainly one of the most distinctive number ones of the 1980's, even if I have seen it described as "the audio ( Read more... ) -
WTF?
So my "recorded as a joke" Stress Mushroom review finally crept past the 1,000 views on YouTube over the weekend, and I got my second comment on it!
Although I am not sure whether they are in favour of it or not...
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Flashback Friday - Pink Cadillac/Miss You Like Crazy.
Not the Flashback Friday I had originally planned, but in light of her early death this week, there should only be one artist that I should feature ( Read more... ) -
Green Day
So I decided to colour my hair green for the final day of work before the festive period.
The images on the side of the spray can promised me the neon green delights of the two gentlemen you see below;
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