(from Kenneth in the (212))
Andy Cohen on Colbert.
(from Kenneth in the (212))
Andy Cohen on Colbert.
“F*ck you fatso!” LOLs!
(from Popsucker)
If only middle aged men would bust out in a song and dance at a fast food joint…
(from You Know You Dead Azz Wrong)
She’s going down. ‘Rilly down. F’rilz, doh!
This is something that I kind of miss from city life ~~ all the crazies on the subway! I love how most of the people were simply ignoring ‘her’. The DC metro back home wasn’t that bad, but you got your extra special folks once in a while. LA has a subway/light rail system, but since everyone drives, I really couldn’t tell you. I’m sure there is some FUN to be found though. LOL.
Depeche Mode - Enjoy the Silence [on top of the WTC, NYC)
I’ve NEVER ever seen this performance before! I’m guessing it was some sort of television performance. Can you make out the language the announcer is speaking at the end??? Also notice how creepy the last shot is with the helicopter flying over and then away from the observation deck.
Sometimes I wonder what it was like to be living back in the 80’s and all the sudden a new depeche mode, duran duran, tears for fears, etc. single comes out and what it was like to just be exposed to that piece of music for the first time ever..What it felt like when it was played on the radio for the first time and you had to run to the store to get the album…
Kinda like what happens when I hear a new Kesha single for the first time ever on the radio. except exactly OPPOSITE.
Depeche Mode= Substance
Kesha= No Substance
I also dig this vid because they filmed it on top of the world trade center..Seems like the era of good music and good bands like depeche mode went down just like those towers.

Belinda Carlisle feat Freda Payne - Band of Gold (Single Mix)
I found this little ditty on one of my favorite ‘download’ sights today and it brought back some great memories. Originally released in 1986, this is a cover of a song originally released by Freda Payne herself in 1970. I’m such a sucker for a great pop hook. The original songwriting and production team of Holland-Dozier-Holland were great at that. The 12” single also featured an extended and dub remix by John Luongo. The great bonus with this particular 12” single when I bought it back in the day was that it was pressed on clear gold vinyl. Yes, the simple joys of life … 24 years ago.