Archive for July, 2011

Angelhaired Love Songs For You And Your Boo

Tuesday, July 26th, 2011

The 80′s were good to us. If you are young enough to remember the “me generation” then these tunes will send you down memory lane. Back in the 80′s we had lots of loves and plenty of love songs like Careless Whisper by George Michael. A huge radio hit, Endless Love, with Diana Ross and Lionel Richie was a snuggling road trip favorite. Remember the steamy movie with this name, Against All Odds by Phil Collins? Your hair crunched as you sang (more…)

Mullet Mad Rhymes Will Make You Lose Your Mind

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

Isn’t it peculiar the way style changes over the generations? Since the 80′s there has been more than 30 years worth of pop culture and music constantly revamping and evolving into something more updated and hip with the times. Most of us aren’t in to the same fashions or attitudes that we once were, but when we look back and see ourselves and our friends as we were we can’t help but smirk at the outstanding statements which we were so willing to make authentic models of (more…)

Split End Beats That Make You Shake That Thang

Wednesday, July 20th, 2011

Def Leppard’s ”Hysteria”or should I say Hairsteria, Ratt’s ”Round And Round”, and Bon jovi’s ”You Give Love A Bad Name”, are just a few of the glamor bands and hit’s of the last 2 decades that made us giggle and wiggle, also leaving behind a legacy of cheesy hairstyles and a draft of dandrif and the fading scent of cheap hair spray. The dazzling guitar riffs exhibited by bands of the 80′s made up for their lack of cosmetic wisdom, but (more…)

Big Hair Sound Factory To Get Your Party Started

Tuesday, July 19th, 2011

The hard rock music of the 1980s and early 1990s may not have yet enjoyed the resurgences of disco, funk, blues, jazz and other rock idioms, but is nonetheless a beloved and fondly-remembered genre of music celebrating good times, easy living and that crucial feature of American life: partying. The hair-bands of this era wrote and performed music without the self-loathing and misery so inherent to all subsequent guitar-driven music, and promoted positivity and fun above all else.

Any lover of this era of music knows that (more…)