One Republic’s “Secrets” is one of the more memorable songs from the excellent Family movie “The Sorcerer’s Apprentice” starring Nicholas Cage. If You Havn’t seen the movie you can get a taste of what its about from the trailer below: Continue reading → 
Another Classic Billy Idol song from Billy Idol the album Kiss Me Deadly. Classic Lyrics including our favourite “So let’s sink another drink ‘Cause it’ll give me time to think”. Continue reading → 
Billy Idol was one of the coolest dudes of the 1980s and in this video he is performing one of his most iconic songs Rebel Yell. Continue reading → 
The Lemon Drop Kid despite its age remains one of our all time favourite X-Mas movies, holding special memories for some of us. The film should have introduced the world to the great festive song Silver Bells by Bob Hope & Marylyn Maxwell but due to the movies release being held back Bing Crosby and […] Continue reading → 
Adele performs “Someone Like You” live she may not have a Catwalk models figure but she sure can sing. Adele will become one of the all time greats if she keeps producing cracking songs like this. Continue reading → 
Jarvis Cocker & Pulp produced some great songs in their time with this and Disco 2000 probably being the most memorable. Common People even got an amusing political spoof version just before the UK General election. It would be slightly funnier if it wasn’t becoming so prophetic. Continue reading → 
A great song by one of the best British Bands of the late 1980s stuffed with clever lyrics – our particular favourite “If I hadn’t seen such riches I could live with being poor” Strikingly poignant. They did a Comic relief version in 2013 with Peter Kay which is worth a watch too. Continue reading → 
New Order were one of the most critically acclaimed and influential bands from the Manchester Rock style prevalent in the 1980s True faith is one of their most Iconic Anthems. It also featured in the 2000 Movie American Psycho, one of Christian Bales best roles to date. American Psycho Continue reading → 
Great Song withy some Classic guitar playing by the extremely cool dude Chris Rea. Great lyrics too! Below is the Live version performed at the Plymouth Pavilion in April 2006. Continue reading → 
Classic 1950s Rock & Roll song from The 1956 film “Don’t Knock The Rock” which had a simple plot reminiscent of those simpler but somewhat suspicious times when Rock Music was frowned upon but the elder society. In the movie a DJ tries to prove that Rock & Roll wont corrupt the towns teenage population. […] Continue reading →