The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #9

Well this is it. This isn't just the last movie and song of the 90s, but it's the last movie and song of my little series. So here's a Mel Gibson movie that he did in the nineties that didn't have the words Lethal or Weapon in the title.



I am not much of a Neil Young fan, but I love this song.



Tomorrow I go back to posting the usual stuff. Thanks for checking it out.

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #8

Wow, I can't believe I didn't post this video yet. Joe Pesci would probably stab me with his mother's knife if I didn't put this video up.



This is what happens when the guy from Weezer and the girl from That Dog have a baby. This is also the only quazi-good version of the song I could find. Please forgive me.

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #7

Oooh here's a good one, usually....



A few days ago I talked about a song by OMD. Here's a song by OMC.

Post #200: The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #6

Here it is my 200th post, a movie that is most worthy of being my 200th post, Rushmore.



Here's Soundgarden with a song from the good old days, and one of the creepiest videos of all time.

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #5

Well, sorry for the two day delay. Last night was the Academy Awards and Slumdog Millionare won, but fourteen years ago, a movie that actually deserved the award won...(Ooooh everybdy hates me now!)



Here's U2 and yes, they are even better than the real thing.

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #4

After this post I am taking a break for Saturday and Sunday. I will be in Big Bear, and I am not taking my computer with me. That being said, it's time for the nineties movie and song of the day.

Two words for you, "As If".



Do do do , do do do do....

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #3

The funny thing about this trailer says that it's a Walt Disney picture, but Touchstone Pictures released it. I know that Disney owns Touchstone. I just wonder if at the last minute Disney decided to take their name off of it. Also, Does anybody else love this movie?



Here is another video from MTV Unplugged. Plus I love Natalie Merchant's voice.

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day #2

Quite possibly the best movie with Tara Reid, Aimee Mann, and Flea...



Here is my favorite moment from Nirvana on that Unplugged show on the MTV

The Nineties Movie And Song Of The Day

Here we are the beginning of the end. This is the last series of movies and songs of the day. This movie takes place in the 70s and has an all-star cast of then unknown actors.



So check this out. I have this old Windows 95 CD. I checked it out to see if there were any "cool" games on it. I found Pac-Man, some sweet cartoons, and this music video. Sorry for the clicking sounds, I couldn't find a better version

The Final Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day

Why can't Tom Hanks make movies like this anymore?



I was trying to find some sweet way to finish up Eight Days of the Eighties. So here's some Van Halen. Enjoy and get ready for Nine Days of the Nineties.

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #7

Since it is Sunday, I thought the best movie trailer to show would be a movie about two brothers who are on a mission from God.



I don't care what anybody out there says, I freaking love this song. Plus, the guitars kind of sound like bagpipes.

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #6

Well since it is Valentine's Day...



Here's some OMD or is it OMC. No, it's OMD. OMC did How Bizarre, a ninties song. OMD does this one....

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #5

Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe?



I just realized that all this time, I have not used any girl groups. So here are The Go-Gos with "Our Lips Are Sealed", and maybe you can tell me what in the heck is Belinda Carlisle wearing.

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #4

Before Christian Slater and Heath Ledger kicked butt in The Dark Knight, Micheal Keaton and Jack Nicholson did it first...



Here is Tom Petty doing Free Fallin' before John Mayer ruined it.

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #3

This one time, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas had a baby and named him Indiana Jones



Then this other one time, Tears For Fears had a baby and named him, Everybody Wants To Rule The World.

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day #2

Before we get to the movie and song, I wanted to share with you something that happened recently on the news. It features everybody's favorite fawcett and fixture guy in the entire world.....



Now that we have that out of the way, here's a story of a kid who goes back in time to make his mom and dad fall in love, and Doc Brown must send him back to the future



Here's some Oingo Boingo from the US Festival

The Eighties Movie And Song Of The Day

The movie of the day stars a young Corey Feldman and surprisingly Josh Brolin.



The song of the day is sung by a not so young Billy Joel. I couldn't find the original so,(ANGELO), I hope you like legos.

The Final Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day

This is it the final 70s movie and song of the day. The movie is brought to you in glorious black and white.



Here is a David Bowie song.



Get ready for Eight Days of the Eighties.

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day #6

This week marks the tenth anniversary of my dad's passing. To honor him, I have chosen his favorite movie of the seventies.



And here's a band that he had the honor of hanging out and playing with. Tower of Power.

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day #5

Usually I when I do this I find a trailer. This time is different. Here's a scene from the movie instead.



This is what happens when Stevie Wonder guest stars on Sesame Street:



Here is an added bonus:

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day #4

The movie stars Al Pacino as a guy who just wants to rob a bank.



The Song is about making me live.

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day #3

You knew that sooner or later I would pick this movie as the movie of the day.



Here is and ELO song.

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day #2

The movie of the day is about a shark that likes to eat people.



The song of the day is by Mr. Costello. I couldn't find the original version, So here's the one he did with three Jewish rappers on SNL.

The Seventies Movie And Song Of The Day

Here we go, Seven Days Of The Seventies begins with my favorite Jack Nicholson movie.


Here is my favorite Kinks song. This one's for you Angelo. Even though, it was recorded in 1969, it didn't get released until 1970.