Robert Miles, DJ and Trance Producer, Dies at 47
You may not have known his name if you aren’t a big trance music fan but nearly everyone, including yourself knew the song “Children” which
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The Time David Bowie and Iggy Pop Appeared on Daytime TV in 1977
While David Bowie and Iggy Pop spent their fare share of time on late night talk shows, daytime TV didn’t exactly fit their rock and roll star lifestyle
There Could Be Led Zeppelin Reunion Coming This Year
Sometimes people forget that Led Zeppelin didn’t necessarily break up because of any ill will. In 1980 legendary drummer John Bonham died after chokin
When Prince Performed “Purple Rain” at the Super Bowl Few People Know What He Said The Morning Of
If you asked people what their favorite halftime performances are in the history of the Super Bowl you will undoubtedly hear them say “Prince during Sup
Listen to The James Bond Theme Played on Floppydrives
I’m very confused about something. Why doesn’t the Youtube channel “Floppify Yourself” have more subscribers? Does no one else get a t
The Entire Sgt. Peppers Album With Star Wars Lyrics
Palette-Swap Ninja has released a parody album of the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band entitled Princess Leia’s Stolen Death S
Guy Explains How Every Single Nickelback Song is Written
Have you ever noticed how some bands seem to play the same song over and over again? There might be a few chord changes and the lyrics are certainly altered
Songs That Jack You Up: Filter’s “Hey Man Nice Shot”
You know what confuses me most about the song “Hey man, nice shot” by Filter? That the song never had a better use in a movie. The only movie
Hilarious Parody Video of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” Called “Smell of You”
Parents around the world should embrace because we may have seen the best “Shape of You” parody yet. While everyone loves Ed Sheeran’s h
Great Uses of Songs in Movies: “Girl You’ll Be a Woman Soon” in the Movie “Pulp Fiction”
With regards to directors who know how to place music in movies, Quentin Tarantino is right up there on the top of my list. Martin Scorsese might be number
