Category Archives: Retro

A look back at the outdated styles, trends, people and kitch that defined past generations. Think “Fat Laces” and pinning your pants.

Monday Music Rewind: The Kinks

Low Budget by The Kinks 1979. Buy here.

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Big Head Todd and The Monsters – Broken Hearted Savior

Live at Red Rocks 2008.

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Vintage J&B ad

Great copywriting here with this vintage J&B Scotch Whiskey ad.

Vintage J&B ad
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Microsoft 1978

Would you have invested in this gang? 

Microsoft 1978
Photo via Bubba’s Geek

Microsoft stuff here.

Rabbit hole

cartoon of bugs bunny gif animation

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Bugs Bunny classics here.

Modern day hieroglyphics

Modern day hieroglyphics Blockbuster

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Sign Language with Butt-Head

Translator please…

beavis and butt-head

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Keyboarding Like a Boss

I imagine some sweet jams coming from this guy.

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Recess Forever

School kids pack snow around school doors.

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Monday Music Rewind: “You’re All I Need” Mötley Crüe

"You're All I Need" Mötley Crüe

“You’re All I Need” is a Mötley Crüe song written by Nikki Sixx and Tommy Lee, released on the album Girls, Girls, Girls.

The song was praised by Jon Bon Jovi as “the best ballad Mötley Crüe have ever written”. When informed of this Nikki Sixx laughed because of the gruesome meaning behind the song.

The song is about a girlfriend that Nikki Sixx had who he believed cheated on him with Jack Wagner, an actor on General Hospital, who had a song out called “All I Need”. Nikki switched the purpose of it and wrote his version and gave it to his girlfriend. Sixx wrote the song with no intention of recording it, but the rest of the band praised the song and it was recorded for the Girls, Girls, Girls album. In Nikki’s book The Heroin Diaries, there is a journal entry from the time when the song was written, and he explains that Tommy Lee was playing the song on the piano, and Nikki wrote the lyrics for the piano part.

Even though the video was not particularly violent (except for the lyrics), the video was banned from MTV, due to the realistic gruesome scenes depicting domestic abuse, murder, and subsequent arrest.

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