A Banjo Cover of Mega Man’s Elecman Theme
A lot of folks might have to look up Elecman to really remember who he was, but he was a robot from the Mega Man game that was one of Dr. Light’s origin
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If The Walking Dead Theme Had Lyrics
Maybe it’s a good thing that The Walking Dead has no lyrics. Otherwise it might get kind of weird, like sitcom meets modern era weird since a lot of sho
Rose Tattoo Survives 31 Band Members and Still Rocks For 42 Plus Years
The Rose Tattoo 2018 Blood Brothers European Tour is selling out quickly. So fast, in fact, that additional shows are being scheduled just as quickly to accom
Luna Lee Performs A Medley Of Rock Songs On A Traditional Korean Gayageum
Luna Lee has been performing on YouTube on her Korean Gayageum for a little while now and this medley of rock songs just continues to prove how awesome she is
The Top Uses of Roxette Songs in Movies or TV
Before they were ever a duo, Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle of Roxette were already successful solo artists in Sweden. When they paired up however to go on
Check Out Eclectic Method’s Newest Remix: ‘Han Solo Song’
Eclectic Method obviously likes the mixing technique that allows the natural sounds of a clip to come through and yet still make a lot of sense when it’
Chicago and REO Speedwagon Together Again for a For A One of a Kind Summer Tour
Chicago is all set to tour the US this summer with REO Speedwagon. Chicago is planning to perform their entire Chicago II album live. It’s never been do
The Top Uses of Blondie’s “Call Me” in Movies or TV
Call Me, by Blondie, was released in the US in 1980 and was released by three different record companies. Since the 80’s it’s been one of the grea
Musical Moments on TV: “Zou Bisou Bisou” on Mad Men
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXoILGnHnvM Musical moments like this one on Mad Men certainly take the spotlight at times. It also tends to introduce main ch
100s of Hip-Hop Songs can be Traced back to Slick Rick’s and Doug E. Fresh’s La Di Da Di (1985)
If you don’t believe it’s true then queue up the lyrics for almost every hip hop song that’s been released since Slick Rick and Doug E. Fres
