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The Average Home-Boy has finally made good Who Loves Ya Baby? Telly Savalas basically 'Shatners' his way through "If" 1957. DeAundra Peek sings "What is Love" from her own cable access show. This is what true love looks like. Elton & Betty White are from Little Rock, Arkansas. they met and fell in love at a homeless shelter and wore matching sombreros around town. Sadly, Betty passed away a few years ago. Look for their album 'sex beyond the door.' It's surprising that a celebrity of David Hasselfhoff's caliber would choose to make his music video for "Hooked on a Feeling" at the mall. To his credit it must be one of the more advanced make-your-own video kiosks in the greater Los Angeles area. Jan Terri's video "Losing You" perfectly illustrates how I dreamt my life would turn out if I worked hard. Living in this leather-clad lap of luxury just seems unachievable now... Despite what Jordy may say, I don't see what's so tough about being a baby. They get to poop whenever they like into fancy napkins taped around their waists. I assure you, tough as things may be for babies, it's much tougher to watch this entire shitty video Leonard Nimoy sings of the Lord of the Rings' "Bilbo Baggins" in character as Spock Greedy Fly by Bush has to be the most bloated and worthless music video of all time This Gerardo guy fancies himself some sort of "Rico Suave" In its infancy, white rap drew inspiration mostly from auctioneers and square dance callers. This is best exemplified by Malcolm McLaren in "Duck for the Oyster". I apologize for the poor quality; the tracking is off and the song terrible. I got a doo-doo rap Even for Finnish music this is bloody terrible A general rule to note: Sports and Music always mix. Examples being the "Jock Jams" series of compilations, the Bo Diddley/Bo Jackson collaboration and this video by the Chicago Bears for "The Superbowl Shuffle" Of course "Sports Entertainment" and music also have a wonderful history. This video for the Rick Derringer song "Real American" has better production values than the Hasselhoff video, but less man-on-man 'rasslin.. I had always believed that Sting was my true lord and savior until I saw this video. There's something unsettling about this school... A taste of the Divine The Worst Radio has the best music |