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Best Top Music Videos of the 1980s Part 3
Cult Films and Midnight Movies "From High Art to Low Trash" Vol 1 by Tom Baker Note: Due to my being confused about the titles of parts one and two, I just decided to combine them. So now it's: "Best Top Music Videos of the Eighties, Part 3".
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Beat
Jungkook's Solo Song 7
It has been an exhilarating year for the beloved South Korean group, BTS, and their dedicated fanbase, the ARMY. Amidst their numerous accomplishments and chart-topping releases, one particular event has taken the world by storm — the release of Jungkook's highly anticipated solo song.
By Almira Momog3 years ago in Beat
Best Videos of the Eighties Part 2
Cult Films and Midnight Movies: "From High Art to Low Trash" Vol. 1 by Tom Baker 1. Pete Schilling - "Major Tom" Ye gods, this video (which clearly continues the saga of the mysterious astronaut "Major Tom," first begun by the late David Bowie who likewise chronicled the space explorer turned junkie in the two songs--"Space Oddity" and "Ashes to Ashes") is as quintessentially 1980s as it gets. Here we have footage of the Apollo Moon Landing, rocket take-offs, and orbits around the Big Blue Marble, juxtaposed with roller-skating outer space carhops bringing you a coney dog full of celestial goodness while doing their thing in a place where dry ice fog is clinging to the ground like pebbles on the surface of Le Luna. And that doesn't even begin to mention how great the song is. No one has heard from Pete Schilling since this song's release, so I assume he's Out There, Somewhere, "sitting in a tin can," with "Earth below us, drifting...floating weightless."
By Tom Baker3 years ago in Beat
Let's Talk NEW JEANS
In preparation for their second EP called 'Get Up,' fourth-generation rookies New Jeans have delivered a treat to their fans, Bunnies or Tokkis today. The five-member group has collaborated with Warner Brothers and made their own creation of each member inspired by Cartoon Network's The Powerpuff Girls. While the video, with its vibrant colors and astounding editing, was the first thing that stood out to me, I want to discuss the song and the meaning behind the lyrics.
By Mi World3 years ago in Beat
My Top 5 List Of Biopics
Welcome to the beginning of what I hope will be a long and successful series that I’ve officially dubbed ‘Kellie’s top five.’
By 𝙺ells3 years ago in Beat
Loyal Wurld
Loyal Wurld, also known as Sanele Makeleni, is a South African singer and rapper. He was born on January 1, 2004, in Johannesburg, South Africa. He started making music when he was 10 years old and began producing music at the age of 12. He started writing songs at the age of 14.
By Sanele Makeleni3 years ago in Beat
Jungkook's "Seven"
Introduction: In the dynamic world of K-pop, the name Jungkook evokes a sense of awe and admiration among fans worldwide. As a member of the globally acclaimed boy band BTS, Jungkook has proven his exceptional talent as a vocalist, dancer, and songwriter. Breaking away from the group's collective efforts, Jungkook released his highly anticipated solo album, "Seven," which serves as a testament to his growth as an artist. In this article, we explore the mesmerizing journey of artistic evolution showcased in Jungkook's "Seven."
By Almira Momog3 years ago in Beat
Echoes of the Soul
Chapter 1: The Songbird's Awakening In a small town nestled amidst the rolling hills of Scotland, a young boy named Lewis Capaldi discovered his love for music. From an early age, his soul was attuned to the melodies that echoed through his surroundings—the rustling leaves, the chirping birds, and the whispers of the wind. His voice, rich with emotion and raw vulnerability, became his instrument to express the depths of his heart.
By FatyFlower20083 years ago in Beat
Africans Angry Over Not Enough Inclusion In American National Music Awards: African Awards Don't Award Korean or American Musicians
Tuesday, 27 June 2023 By:TB Obwoge A Ghanaian-American has taken to complaining that a national award program created in America, for Americans isn't doing enough to award Africans. Angry that Africans living on the continent of Africa aren't receiving enough awards from a country across the ocean.
By IwriteMywrongs3 years ago in Beat
Glastonbury: A Cultural Extravaganza and Music Lover's Paradise.
Glastonbury Festival, often referred to as Glasto, is a legendary event that transcends the boundaries of a mere music festival. Held annually on Worthy Farm in Pilton, Somerset, England, Glastonbury is an iconic celebration of music, art, culture, and diversity. With a rich history dating back to its inception in 1970, the festival has become a mecca for music enthusiasts from around the world. In this article, we delve into the captivating journey of Glastonbury, exploring its origins, transformative experiences, musical highlights, and cultural significance.
By karlos luncini3 years ago in Beat
Sizzling Beats and Flavorful Eats: Viral Recipes for Simple Meals to Fuel the New Generation of Rappers & the Trendsetters
In the dynamic world of rap and hip-hop, where beats and lyrics collide to create chart-topping hits, the new generation of rappers and trendsetters are leaving their mark. Alongside their music, their unique sense of style and influence on popular culture have captivated audiences worldwide. In this engaging article, we'll explore a collection of viral recipes for simple yet delectable meals that are perfect for the busy lives of these artists. From energizing breakfasts to quick and satisfying dinners, get ready to fuel your creativity and stay on-trend with these flavorful culinary creations.
By Lee. K Jue 3 years ago in Beat
It's A Family Affair
Introduction Although with the title we should include the Sly and The Family Stone song and given the same of the band I have just realised that it is a perfect qualification for this playlist and that has just reminded me of a few bands that are made up of family members. The initial idea was to have a parent who made a record and was then eventually followed by their child into making music.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Beat