Brand New – Sic Transit Gloria…Glory Fades [Throwback]
The year was 2004. Emo pop-punk was reaching it’s pinnacle while I was reaching the bottom…shelf at my college’s local liquor store. To the casual blog readers out there, I […]
Category Archives: Throwback
Earth, Wind, & Fire – Fantasy [Throwback]
The year was 1978; a mere 72 months before I would grace this home we call Earth with my presence. That didn’t stop me from learning to appreciate the value […]
Rappy McRapperson – I’m A Gangster [Throwback]
The year was probably early 2000’s. Preppy white boys everywhere were discovering Apple’s GarageBand for the first time, leading to a new and exciting era of Waspy, off-brand rap parody. […]
En Vogue – Free Your Mind
**Full disclosure** I was way too hungover New Year’s Day to bother with a throwback post… **Fuller disclosure** I’m just now feeling right again… The year was 1992. Like the […]
Judy Garland – Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas [Throwback]
The year was 1944. A little flick by the name of Meet Me In St. Louis was drumming up critical and commercial success nationwide. The story centers around the Smiths, […]
Cassie – Me & U [Throwback]
The year was 2006. I know an eight and a half year gap barely qualifies as throwback worthy, but fuck it. This tune has been on my brain’s repeat playlist […]
Methods of Mayhem – Get Naked [Throwback]
The year was 2000. Sexualization of pop music was in full swing, no more evident than in today’s throwback. Lewd. Raunchy. Filthy. Nasty. All qualities that can be used to […]
Wheatus – Teenage Dirtbag [Throwback]
The year was 2000. Losers in the new millennium wouldn’t have to wait long for their new anthem. That’s because alt-rock band Wheatus would release the quirky, self-deprecating hit single […]
Adam Sandler – The Thanksgiving Song
The year was 1992. Saturday Night Live was in its heyday with the cavalcade of comedic geniuses parading the halls of Studio 8H. There was Carvey, Farley, Hartman, Myers, Rock, […]
Toto – Rosanna [Throwback]
The year was 1982. The United States and the Soviet Union were in the throes of a long arduous Cold War. Unabomber Ted Kaczynski was carrying out malicious attacks undetected. […]
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