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The actress in this video is Lauren Taft, and like her, this video is super fun. I love how much of a throw back to the 80s the video and the song is. Such a fun time, listening to this!
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The actress in this video is Lauren Taft, and like her, this video is super fun. I love how much of a throw back to the 80s the video and the song is. Such a fun time, listening to this!
Thanks YouTuber Andy Grammer for hosting his own video.
There are a slew of cute couples in this video! I sort of want to know how all of these folks met!
I really like the couple who have been together for two years (a lot of them are!) but their friend has been a third wheel for eight years.
1. Stop
2. 2 Become 1
3. Too Much
4. Wannabe
5. Say You’ll Be There
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When Walker Dennis was only a few months old, I discovered that this song, sung by Indina Menzel, calmed him down. I discovered this as I kept hearing the song and had a moment in the car and used my fancy YouTube app and listened to it. I went from having a crying baby in the back seat to having a calm baby.
It wasn’t until a few days later that I learn that it was just my phone that calmed him down.
Regardless, I really like the song.
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I also like this video as we get to see the Oscar winner actually singing the song, plus Fallon and the Roots – can’t go wrong with them either.
I don’t care for the Demi Lovato version of the song. Why have two versions of the same song? Especially if the one from the film is actually being used on the radio? I don’t know. Maybe Lovato needed a new car? That could be it.
Actually I just looked it up, she didn’t get the Oscar for the song. Apparently only the ones who write the lyrics and the music win the Oscar. Which makes sense. That’s why you want to always get a writing credit for any song you sing – at least, get a co-writing credit. That way, you keep making money off of the song. Even if it gets covered by someone else, they have to credit the song writers.
A visitor asked the question, “Johnster Monster, what is your favorite piece of classical music?
Great question!
With no doubt, that will have to be Greensleeves.
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I’m pretty sure I was humming this piece of music before ever knowing the name. Not sure where the melody would have came to me but I remember walking around Kofa High School, freshman year, and humming it and not knowing what it was.
Then at Arizona Western College, in Music Appreciation, I learned the name of it. I believe it was, or maybe it was on television. There are words to the song to, Loreena McKennitt is the one I’m most familiar with.
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Writer Ralph Macchio
Penciler John Hebert
Inker Greg Adams
Letterer Michael Higgins
Colorist Carlos Lopez
Teleplay by Ted Peterson and Francis Moss
Cover Dated May 1994
This issue is titled, Red Death, and is the comic adaption of Red Dawn, the fourth episode of the season season.
Chris Sims, when he was covering every episode, wrote about it here :
http://comicsalliance.com/the-x-men-episode-guide-2×04-red-dawn/
I like it as there are screencaps from the episode, including this one –
I bought a Fair condition of this comic for Christmas 2014, through Mile High Comics. In this instance, that means that the comic and the cover are barely holding onto each other via the smallest amount of the top staple.
Onto the comic. Issue opens with Omega Red breaking out of his test tube chamber.
Moscow. Some Russian government officials is excited to get the Soviet Union reunited again. Darkstar is the hero on site to manage Omega Red.
Two Days Later, Westchester County. Jubilee is skateboarding and gets hungry. Some flastscans have spray painted anti-mutant hate speech on a wall next to the grocery store. The grocery store is being vandalized for being pro-mutant. Colossus happens to be near by and chases the vandals away.
He actually was on his way to Xavier’s, as the Soviet Union is being terrorized by Omega Red and Colossus wants to go home to protect his family. Jubilee tells him that the X-Men are gone but she will leave a note and the two of them take off.
There is a two page ad celebrating the greatest combination of two things – The X-Mena nd Hi-C Fruit Punch,
They get to Colossus’ parents’ collective and it has been trashed.
Colossus recounts his origin and we get little girl Illyana. In the FOX Cartoon universe, Colossus doesn’t get to Illyana, his father does and then Colossus saves his father.
Colossus takes the blame for the damage, and is labeled disloyal and leaves the country.
The best part of the issue is that Illyana is a teenager (minus the visit to Limbo, I hope) and they hug as it has been years.
Omega Red is killing the individual leaders of the broken countries.
The X-Men return home. Rogue and Storm are laughing that Jubilee left a silly note and how goofy a guy named, Omega Red, could be. Wolverine walks in, as he lost Morph (yet again) which the editor note states that it was in issue two. He recognizes the name of the villain and knows that Jubilee is way over her head.
Former USSR. Illyana has lead Colossus and Jubilee to where the Rasputins are being kept. Colossus gets so enraged that he charges at the complex.
Then we get a seven page insert for the Marvel Mart, which is bookend with trading card inserts that make the comic a real pain to handle. There are two pages of the trades that are out. 2099 / Spider-Man / Venom / Various Marvel sets. X-Men trades are – Dark Phoenix Saga / 30th Anniversary Magazine / All New All Different Masterworks Vol 1 / From the Ashes (go buy this!) / Excalibur : Mojo Mayhem / X-Force Spider-Man Sabotage / Masterworks Vol 1 / Wolverine mini and X-Tincton Agenda. Solo titles include – Gambit / Sabretooth / Fatal Attractions 1-3 / Fatal Attrations 4-6 / Wolverine and Punisher Damaging Evidence and Cable. There is a comedian selection with Ren & Stimpy and Groo.
There are shirts, hats and buttons.
Back to the story. Omega Red hands Colossus’ his arse. Wolverine shows up and fights Omega Red. This reminds me of how Omega Red kills Colossus’ parents in X-MEN 17 – 19 (they die in 18).
I do like how it is an actual fight between Wolverine and Omega Red, this Wolverine struggles.
Rogue takes out Omega Red. Colossus thanks the X-Men for their help. Omega Red gets back into the fight. The whole team goes after him.
Bullpen Bulletins, Now on Sale. Barbie hits issue 41, she wrangles up cattle. Wolverine 81, Nightcrawler and Shadowcat help Wolverine track down his adopted daughter. X-Factor 102, Random tries to kill Polaris. X-Men Adventures Season 2 Issue 4, this very issue! X-Men : Early Years 1, reprinting the very first issue.
There is an ad for USA’s Weird Science. I really dug this lineup back in the day, along with Duckman.
Storm makes it snow and the cold freezes Omega Red in place.
The Soviet Union is saved! Illyana is reunited with her parents. Darkstar goes after the foolish Russian leaders who thought setting a homicidal sociopath loose, to fix the problem, was a smart idea.
Issue ends in the Savage Land, with Xavier walking and Magneto. They outrun a T-Rex.
X-Animated Mail. Letters are from – Samantha Minc of Hampstead, Quebec, Canada / Jondh Crismore of New Haven, IN / Elissa Dukes / Christopher Teare of Burlingame, CA / Jara B. Hullar of Richmond, BC, Canada, Becky Iles of Terryville, CT and Quenby Walls of Orlando, Florida.
A visitor asked, “Mr. Klein, what is your favorite Irish song?”
Great question!
No doubt, it is Dear Old Donegal.
A song I was first exposed to in the episode, Mayonnaise, of Space Ghost Coast to Coast.
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I so love George Lowe so much! He does the voice over for most of the FX and FXX promotions.
Here is Dermont Hegarty’s version :
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If you want to see the episode of Space Ghost, here is a link :
http://www.funniermoments.com/watch.php?vid=625e988f7
It has a young Jon Stewart on the show, definitely pre-Daily Show. This episode aired September 19, 1997 and he doesn’t host the show until 1999. If you can believe he’s been doing it for so long now!
This website has the complete transcript! Such dedication!
http://www.snard.com/sg/guide/?ep=43&fmt=0
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
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I really dig Colbie Caillat’s Try, it is a great message and sung beautifully. I do other songs of hers, I just have a hard time remembering her when she is in-between singles.
With all of the close ups on faces and the white background, the video reminds me of the title sequence to Orange is the New Black.
Thanks to Netflix for hosting this video!
Which we really like the show and the theme song but the title sequence, itself, is hard to watch. Which is probably the point. Both videos have that in common, women keeping it real and good for them! The theme song of the show is Regina Spektor’s You’ve Got Time.
Thanks to YouTuber TheX-MenFiles’ channel for hosting this video.
Also, thanks for making this one big video instead of the two different parts ones that I’ve been watching (or trying to watch) for months now. Still can’t get through the movie but that’s because I keep starting it when I know I can’t commit to it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_X_%28film%29
Still can’t believe that Emma Frost and Banshee were the first X-Men to be adapted to live action.
This film came out in 1996 and I still remember being so excited for it coming out and counting the days and making sure my VCR was set up to record it.
Still wish we were able to get Husk instead of the made up character of Buff.
Whenever I see Matt Frewer in anything (which sadly, isn’t enough these days), I get in the mood to watch this again. So yes, I have now seen 50/50 and it wasn’t the depressing ride I was told it was. Anna Kendrick is great in it though I do question the ending of it, as far as her involvement.
Also, thanks to BBC America, I see the Star Trek : The Next Generation episode – A Matter of Time, pretty regularly or at least, I have the option to do it.
I didn’t know he was the voice of Sid in the Batman : The Animated Series episode – The Man Who Killed Batman. Such a great episode!
One of the greatest songs of all time!
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Whenever it comes on the radio, I turn it up so loud! It was a go-to Karaoke song for me for the longest time.
The Dan Band, who I just love, also covered it –
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Ever since seeing them in the film, Old School, and I became an instant fan. Their Bravo special is a real treat to see and I own their first album, which was pretty good.
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Happy Presidents’ Day! We have 45 American Presidents now.