That dancing scene in the middle… gets me cracking up every time. Like who thought that made any sense? This song was in my head as a kid for as long as I can remember. At some point almost every...
That dancing scene in the middle… gets me cracking up every time. Like who thought that made any sense?
This song was in my head as a kid for as long as I can remember. At some point almost every few days this song would pop into my head. All the way through high school, when I started to get into music of my own. Then it got put into my brain storage. Still pops up once in a while though.
I saw two videos, back to back, and the comparison blew my young mind. The first was Michael Jackson's Beat It. The second, shown immediately after, was Weird Al's Eat It. I was instantly a Weird...
I saw two videos, back to back, and the comparison blew my young mind.
The first was Michael Jackson's Beat It.
The second, shown immediately after, was Weird Al's Eat It.
I was instantly a Weird Al fan for life.
I adore Hardware Store. It's one of the ones he doesn't perform live, because he can't reliably nail one part of it. Anyone who's heard it knows the part.
I adore Hardware Store. It's one of the ones he doesn't perform live, because he can't reliably nail one part of it. Anyone who's heard it knows the part.
I'm not sure if this counts. But it's basically a collection of music videos. It's a movie. Specifically Michael jackson - Moonwalker. The movie has a basic plotline with Michael Jackson...
I'm not sure if this counts. But it's basically a collection of music videos. It's a movie. Specifically Michael jackson - Moonwalker.
The movie has a basic plotline with Michael Jackson performing songs inbetween. They range from concerts to music videos. My introduction to the Smooth Criminal music video was through this movie.
I don't remember what this movie was about, but robot Michael Jackson was one of my earliest memories. For the longest time, I thought it was some bullshit my kid self dreamt up.
But no, it's real.
Edit: Re-watching Smooth Criminal and it's still very cool decades later. Kind of sad how things went down for him. Also sad how things started too if you think about it.
RHCP are a very nostalgic band for me, they somehow embody this essence of California and 90s Americana that is so pure. Everything from their attitude, to their fashions, to the lyrics and the...
RHCP are a very nostalgic band for me, they somehow embody this essence of California and 90s Americana that is so pure. Everything from their attitude, to their fashions, to the lyrics and the music videos.
M y dad loved them. I remember gifting him Califoniacation for his 30th birthday (yeah, he had kids young). Me and my cousins went and watched Blair Witch Project, the went to his surprise party....
M y dad loved them. I remember gifting him Califoniacation for his 30th birthday (yeah, he had kids young). Me and my cousins went and watched Blair Witch Project, the went to his surprise party. Great day.
I recall seeing at least part of Pink Floyd's The Wall when I was pretty little in the early 80s along with watching Michael Jackson's Thriller at a birthday party. It's weird thinking that music...
I recall seeing at least part of Pink Floyd's The Wall when I was pretty little in the early 80s along with watching Michael Jackson's Thriller at a birthday party. It's weird thinking that music videos were completely in their infancy when I was a young kid.
Thinking about it a little more I remember seeing Helix - Rock You when I was in kindergarten, so it must've been around 1985.
my first or the one i remember very well is this banger and yes iam in the young side and as someone from the non west this made a lasting impression LMFAO
my first or the one i remember very well is this banger and yes iam in the young side and as someone from the non west this made a lasting impression LMFAO
Rymdreglage - 8 Bit Trip My youth is showing here but I was super into stop motion animation back in 2008 as a kid and I remember this being among the search results on YouTube at the time. I...
My youth is showing here but I was super into stop motion animation back in 2008 as a kid and I remember this being among the search results on YouTube at the time. I attribute my current love for chiptune music to this song.
Same. In the past year my biggest builds have been the Saturn V, the new Batmobile, ECTO 1, and the Batwing. Each one taking me 10-24 hours to complete. I want to build more but my bank account is...
Same. In the past year my biggest builds have been the Saturn V, the new Batmobile, ECTO 1, and the Batwing. Each one taking me 10-24 hours to complete. I want to build more but my bank account is crying.
Wow, those builds must've been a lot of fun! I love Lego but never really got the big sets. Only recently did I get the 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo set and I had a blast. Currently looking at getting...
Wow, those builds must've been a lot of fun! I love Lego but never really got the big sets. Only recently did I get the 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo set and I had a blast. Currently looking at getting some other sets but I don't have the space for them haha. Hopefully when I move out, I can get a little shelf or something to showcase my sets.
Oh man, that sounds amazing! I'll definitely look into the Saturn V set. Just did a quick search and prices don't seem too crazy (at least on BrickLink) so I'll probably pick one up in the near...
Oh man, that sounds amazing! I'll definitely look into the Saturn V set. Just did a quick search and prices don't seem too crazy (at least on BrickLink) so I'll probably pick one up in the near future.
It is 3-4' tall. I have it sitting next to the ISS. It is so cool because my bathroom light casts a cool shadow of them in my room. In my office I have a Batwing desk lamp that will cast a shadow...
It is 3-4' tall. I have it sitting next to the ISS. It is so cool because my bathroom light casts a cool shadow of them in my room. In my office I have a Batwing desk lamp that will cast a shadow of itself on my ceiling making it look like the Batwing flying through the clouds above Gotham.
Harry Truman , Doris Day, Red China Johnny Ray!. My US history teacher challenged us to find as many historical facts as possible in We Didn't Start the Fire. My group won, but we still only had...
Harry Truman , Doris Day, Red China Johnny Ray!. My US history teacher challenged us to find as many historical facts as possible in We Didn't Start the Fire. My group won, but we still only had 60% of the references.
George Harrison - Got My Mind Set On You
The other version is cool too, but I preferred the one with the haunted house.
That dancing scene in the middle… gets me cracking up every time. Like who thought that made any sense?
This song was in my head as a kid for as long as I can remember. At some point almost every few days this song would pop into my head. All the way through high school, when I started to get into music of my own. Then it got put into my brain storage. Still pops up once in a while though.
I saw two videos, back to back, and the comparison blew my young mind.
The first was Michael Jackson's Beat It.
The second, shown immediately after, was Weird Al's Eat It.
I was instantly a Weird Al fan for life.
Al has that effect .
Ever heard Hardware Store? Easily my favourite song by him, not just for the funny lyrics, but also how actually musically good it is!
I adore Hardware Store. It's one of the ones he doesn't perform live, because he can't reliably nail one part of it. Anyone who's heard it knows the part.
Black Hole Sun by Soundgarden. It didn't make me excited to watch more music videos.
Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer had a similar effect on me when I was around 8.
I'm not sure if this counts. But it's basically a collection of music videos. It's a movie. Specifically Michael jackson - Moonwalker.
The movie has a basic plotline with Michael Jackson performing songs inbetween. They range from concerts to music videos. My introduction to the Smooth Criminal music video was through this movie.
I don't remember what this movie was about, but robot Michael Jackson was one of my earliest memories. For the longest time, I thought it was some bullshit my kid self dreamt up.
But no, it's real.
Edit: Re-watching Smooth Criminal and it's still very cool decades later. Kind of sad how things went down for him. Also sad how things started too if you think about it.
Aphex Twin - Windowlicker
Or
The Faint - I Disappear
Both when I was in about 5th grade.
Did you live on a pier in GTA?!
Not sure I understand, but nope! Hollywood area.
Oops. I fixed it now. What MEANT to ask was if you lived near a pier in Grand Theft Auto. From your response, I'm assuming yes.
Oh ya totally. LOL
RHCP are a very nostalgic band for me, they somehow embody this essence of California and 90s Americana that is so pure. Everything from their attitude, to their fashions, to the lyrics and the music videos.
It screams 90s, early 00s, and Americana.
M y dad loved them. I remember gifting him Califoniacation for his 30th birthday (yeah, he had kids young). Me and my cousins went and watched Blair Witch Project, the went to his surprise party. Great day.
I recall seeing at least part of Pink Floyd's The Wall when I was pretty little in the early 80s along with watching Michael Jackson's Thriller at a birthday party. It's weird thinking that music videos were completely in their infancy when I was a young kid.
Thinking about it a little more I remember seeing Helix - Rock You when I was in kindergarten, so it must've been around 1985.
my first or the one i remember very well is this banger and yes iam in the young side and as someone from the non west this made a lasting impression LMFAO
Holy shit. So many good references that no child should know know. Ron Jeremy? Fez?
ikr,their videos always made me laugh.one of their videos had a jamie foxx cameo as well
Rymdreglage - 8 Bit Trip
My youth is showing here but I was super into stop motion animation back in 2008 as a kid and I remember this being among the search results on YouTube at the time. I attribute my current love for chiptune music to this song.
OMG. Pleases bury me in LEGO.
Yeah I was obsessed with Lego stop motion haha. Still love Lego to this day, always fun building sets.
Same. In the past year my biggest builds have been the Saturn V, the new Batmobile, ECTO 1, and the Batwing. Each one taking me 10-24 hours to complete. I want to build more but my bank account is crying.
Wow, those builds must've been a lot of fun! I love Lego but never really got the big sets. Only recently did I get the 10295 Porsche 911 Turbo set and I had a blast. Currently looking at getting some other sets but I don't have the space for them haha. Hopefully when I move out, I can get a little shelf or something to showcase my sets.
So much fun. The Saturn V is awesome because it breaks apart into it's different stages. Technicals are always fun no matter the size.
Oh man, that sounds amazing! I'll definitely look into the Saturn V set. Just did a quick search and prices don't seem too crazy (at least on BrickLink) so I'll probably pick one up in the near future.
It is 3-4' tall. I have it sitting next to the ISS. It is so cool because my bathroom light casts a cool shadow of them in my room. In my office I have a Batwing desk lamp that will cast a shadow of itself on my ceiling making it look like the Batwing flying through the clouds above Gotham.
Harry Truman , Doris Day, Red China Johnny Ray!. My US history teacher challenged us to find as many historical facts as possible in We Didn't Start the Fire. My group won, but we still only had 60% of the references.