Music Video Reactions
Music Video Reactions
Reviews
Sara
Throughout the years, I listened to “Sara” by Fleetwood Mac on Youtube. It’s a really nice sounding song, but it’s a sad one, too. Here’s my take on some of the lyrics of this song.
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Music Video Reactions
Atomic
On Sunday, 28th, 2019th, at YouTube, I clicked the band Blondie’s song “Atomic,” which was released in 1979. Essentially, the video looks like a post apocalyptic rave at a futuristic looking club. However, the video had lots of fresh ideas which began to appear throughout the 1980s. Here’s my take on “Atomic.”
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Wolfmother’s “The Joker And The Thief”
Now, here’s a great song. A song when one is flying high. And racing around Los Angeles in a Mercedes.
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Take The L
On July 7, 2018, I watched Youtube, which had the Motel’s “Take The L” video.
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Movie Reviews
Music Video Reactions
Class Of 1999
Because of the largely unseen rise of guns and violence in schools, Class Of 1999 (1990) was an underrated movie for it’s time.
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X-Men Legends “Morlock Tunnels”
When it came to the video game X-Men Legends, gamers loved the song “Morlock Tunnels” for a number of reasons. Here’s just a sampling of gamer responses to this level and song.
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X-Men Legends “Morlock Tunnels 2”
In this post, I discuss the video game X-Men Legends. I’ll talk a little about the video game. Also, I will mention one of my favorite characters. Plus, I’ll say something about the cool music. X-Men Legends was released in 2004 on Playstation 2 console.
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Fear The Walking Dead’s Soundtrack
“Carrion Flowers” by Chelsea Wolve deserves to be on Fear The Walking Dead’s soundtrack.
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Butterfly Effect
I love this song from the movie Butterfly Effect. It brings back so many memories.
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Music Video Reactions
A Season In Hell
A Season in Hell is a great song from the movie Eddie And The Cruisers in 1983. Before his mysterious disappearance, legendary rock star Eddie Wilson, a New Jersey boy, recorded this song as part of a last great album.
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