Malcolm Mclaren the man who discovered the Sex Pistols and managed to milk a fairly good career off the back of it, did come up with a few classic along the way, this being one of them..Madame Butterfly
Malcom Mclaren - Madame Butterfly
P.S I know this might sound hideously dated but hey thats what the 80’s was all about..the soundtrack to a bratpack movie..
The results are in…poor old MJ was killed by an overdose of a very powerful anaesthetic usually used to knock out patients prior to surgery, no suprises there..who’s to blame?
Mary J and Method Man show us how it should be done..You’re All I Need..yes indeed!
Looks like John Landis has sold the rights to his legendary werewolf movie “An American Werewolf In London”, which is undoubtedly one of the best werewolf movies ever made, fusing genuine scares with some exceedingly funny and gory moments..its does of course boast a groundbreaking werewolf transformation scene which might now seem a little dated but at the time was revolutinary. Throw in Jenny Agutter and you’ve got a classic..wonder what those nice people at Dimension (Remake every horror movie) Films will do..
Wishing Michael Jackson’s family and fans all the best..and here’s why we loved him..turn it up loud..
Absolutely stomping new “concept” album from Tom Middleton called “One More Tune” where he reedits a whole clusters of dancefloors gems..bringing them up to date, adding a phat bassline and making them sounding like perfection..mmmm
Superb remix from Fred Falke of the Gossip’s dazzling “Heavy Cross”
Sorry I’m being lazy this morning, and bunging up a youtube link of this classic house tune…its Iceland’s Gus Gus with their huge huge track David remixed by ex Underworld member Darren Emerson..how long ago was this…5 years..brings back many a happy memory..
Oh how dark and delicious Chris Cunningham is..emerge yourself in this very disturbing video for Aphex Twin’s Rubber Johnny..way way scarier than anything Hollywood could churn out..
I’m suprised I havent mentioned Madonna on here before but hey there’s always a first time for things, and here its is….the Chris Cunningham directed video for Frozen, a superb bit of synergy where all the creative laylines met. Madonna was in need of a hit, William Orbit was the co writer/producer who had always on the cusp of big things in the Acid House scene and Chris Cunningham was the dark and brilliant film maker brought into make a career “making or breaking” first video for Madonna’s new album. Luckily both musically and visually the stars were shining and this is pop video making at its best.
P.S Ray of Light coming soon too!
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