I've been doing the whole twitter thing for a couple weeks now and it has been ruling my life. So, why not let it rule my blog for a week? Short and sweet comics...just like twitter! Hopefully short and sweet enjoyment will follow.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Hide-and-Seek.
Todays song is brought to you by those Philly soul crooners The Delfonics. They worked heavily with one of the Philadelphia soul godfathers in Thom Bell. He helped them string together some hits in their early days (late 60's early 70's) while working on their first four albums. He says that due to low budgets he played most of the instruments himself on the recordings. Some of where the Delfonics history got interesting was after 1975 when they split into multiple groups. The group didn't break up, it just became two groups with the same name performing the same material with different members. The lead members from each group would record together and then tour separately with a couple filler singers, though occasionally the combination of leads would vary. So, any given night you wouldn't necessarily know which line-up you were seeing. But, this song was from their pre-split days and is one of the Thom Bell penned and produced hits (lead singer William Hart also had a hand in the writing.) A lot of people might recognize the chorus from The Fugees re-do and the horns from Missy Elliot's 'Sock it 2 Me.' Here is 'Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide From Love)' by The Delfonics:
And the bonus track today is 'La-La (Means I Love You)' a song Nicholas Cage later butchered on film:
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Late?
Do people even still jokingly use "You're the man now, dog!" anymore?
This is one of those situations where A) I kind of hope someone has thought of this already, and B) Can't believe it took me 11 years to think of it, (Finding Forrester came out in 2000) and C) For some reason still think it's funny.
I suppose the 'You're the man now dog' meme site still keeps it fresh in peoples minds...
Hope everyone has a good weekend.
Friday, March 4, 2011
Float, Float On.
And this rounds out movie week. Hope everyone enjoyed the rarely seen movies behind the movies we all enjoy so much.
You can relive your memories of the above movie at the link below. But also, seriously, there are no other parts of peoples skeletons in that entire opening scene. Just skulls. What the eff James Cameron.
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Washed Out.
Do you like your favorite movie scenes with modern dance music in place of the original soundtrack? If so, then you are going to love reliving this scene:
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Hard Work.
Hi to all the awesome new visitors! Thanks for taking a look. Big thanks to Scott C. and Ryan Pequin for the shout outs. Even though most of you probably came to be here through one of them, make sure you support both and check out their sites. Scott C and Ryan Pequin
And if you guys prefer to do blog looking at on tumblr, I have one of those too, with the same stuff on it at:
Then once you are done with all that you can relive the above moment here:
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
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