I used to watch the heck out of that show. I'd try it again if it ever turned up on Netflix. Pre-Footloose Lori Singer was sooooo smokin' hot when I was 12-14.
I used to watch the heck out of that show. I'd try it again if it ever turned up on Netflix. Pre-Footloose Lori Singer was sooooo smokin' hot when I was 12-14.
"It was a cruel song, but fair."-Roger Waters
^John Wetton actually made that joke after his opening act finished playing at the Bottom Line in NYC. It was hysterical. Great show.
Them lyrics is deep! Oh the 80s... cheeeeeeezzzzze... but cool to see those old Yamaha synths. I used to have them and I WAS the guy in High School like Bruno with the synths. Later on I met and sort of befriended Lee the guy who plays Bruno. He is a nice guy.
But that song is annoyingly catchy. Like not in a good way. In a way that makes you want to go in there as The Who and start breaking things. jk Nice keyboard solo though. PROG LIVES! haha
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883...
Well, I couldn't make it all the way through to the end of either video, but it equals the most I've ever watched of that show. It made Up With People look edgy and cool. I avoided Fame at any cost.
During a rehearsal, conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, who died 40 years ago, thought that his female soloist was playing less than adequately on her fine Italian cello. He stopped the orchestra and declared: "Madam, you have between your legs an instrument capable of giving pleasure to thousands, and all you can do is scratch it!" Once he described the sound of the harpsichord as "two skeletons copulating on a tin roof"; on another occasion he declared that "the British may not like music, but they absolutely love the noise it makes". His pointed goatee beard, his proud and portly stature and, most of all, that dry, acerbic wit have passed into musical mythology. No other conductor could possibly have got away with saying: "There are two golden rules for an orchestra: start together and finish together. The public doesn't give a damn what goes on in between."
Too cool for school, would love to have had a talk with this guy!!
The best part is the tall guy with the vest and leg warmers....in roller skates!
It's great how the whole song came together in the store. It was like mental telepathy.
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