"This is a tragic loss of a wonderful, beautiful, tormented soul, who will always be my brother, family, and best friend." -Corey Feldman
One of my favorite 80's teen actors Corey Haim, star of The Lost Boys, Silver Bullet, License To Drive, Dream A Little Dream, and countless others, died late last night. Here are some movie trailers to remember him by.
Showing posts with label 80's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 80's. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
CLOETTA PARIS - 'Cry Just a Little Bit (Shakin Stevens cover)'

Cloetta Paris has a new cover Shakin' Stevens' "Cry Just a Little Bit" for the forthcoming Rewind vol. 1 compilation. The 80's cover project features artists such as Dragonette, Purple Crush, Lismore, Pink Skull, Cannonball Jane, FrankMusik and many, many more turning in their versions of 80's favorites.
Rewind vol. 1 will become available as a free download on July 1st via buffetlibre.net.

Cloetta Paris - Cry Just a Little Bit (mp3)
Labels:
80's,
Cannonball Jane,
Cloetta Paris,
Dragonette,
FrankMusik,
Lismore,
Pink Skull,
Purple Crush
Wednesday, March 05, 2008
ELECTRIC TUNNELS
This Saturday Night in Brooklyn
Hey Bushwick! The Sky Report presents Electric Tunnels, Bushwick's only (as far as I know) 80's/electro/new wave dance party. The fun goes down this Saturday, March 8th at the Northeast Kingdom Lounge - 10:15 - 2am-ish. DJ's Paleboy (yours truly) and C-Section (aka Amos Mac) will be on hand to fulfill your every retro desire. Come play!
Northeast Kingdom Lounge
18 Wyckoff @ Troutman
Brooklyn
Take the L train to Jefferson
Labels:
80's,
Brooklyn,
Bushwick,
C-Section,
DJ Paleboy,
Electric Tunnels,
electro
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
TUESDAY THROWBACK - THE B-52'S

So, I'm introducing a new weekly series...Tuesday Throwback...and no one better to kick it off with than THE B-52'S. With a new album on the way and the upcoming Halloween show in NYC with THE RAPTURE, let's dig in to the past and explore the origins of the greatest party band ever (sorry CSS). Here are some very rare, vintage clips showcasing The B-52's in all their eclectic glory. Enjoy.
'Hero Worship' has always been one of my favorite tracks. From the 1979 debut album, it features Cindy Wilson in her finest howling wail. This ultra-rare video shows her in her rawest state - a sexy growl and deadpan demeanor - this is classic. Not to mention Kate Pierson on guitar!!!
Hero Worship
'Rock Lobster' is certainly one of their most well-known songs, but here you get to see The B's in a very early carnation. Doesn't Fred Schneider look frighteningly thin?
Rock Lobster
Another all-time favorite of mine, 'Devil In My Car' is an awesome, gritty garage rock track. Sometimes I wish they never went electro, but due to the untimely death of guitarist Ricky Wilson, a transformation inevitably occurred.
Devil in My Car
Yet again, a fave of mine. 'Dirty Back Road', featuring splendid split vocals by Kate and Cindy.
Dirty Back Road
I know, they are definitely lip-syncing in this video, but it's cool to see this era of The B's, coming into popularity with one of the most recognizable new wave songs of the early 80's, 'Private Idaho'.
Private Idaho
Though shot for a TV spot and clearly lip-syncing (Hey! It was the 80's), 'Give Me Back My Man' is another amazing solo-vocal track by Cindy Wilson.
Give Me Back My Man
And finally, the least known hit single from the 1989 breakthrough album "Cosmic Thing". The video for 'Deadbeat Club' finds The B-52's in vintage "throwback" style, hanging out with Michael Stipe, among others.
Deadbeat Club
Labels:
80's,
Athens GA,
CSS,
new wave,
The B-52's,
The Rapture,
Tuesday Throwback
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