Always loved these two. Ollie is surprisingly a very good singer.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LuxxFG9l1Q8

@PhaseShift It’s strange that New Order, which was pretty much Joy Division minus one member, sounded like a completely different band. I guess Ian brought something that they couldn’t recapture after he died.
BTW have you read Peter Hook’s book, there’s quite a bit of information about Joy Division.

@PhaseShift
I love Joy Division

@blenkinsopthebrave South Park Bigger, Longer and Uncut is actually my favourite musical.

Here’s one of the greatest musical numbers of all time

And here’s the song it’s parodying

We’ve done songs with the same title here’s two songs with the same riff

I wish that when a character states at the beginning of a story that they are going to die, they would actually die, particularly if they’re just going to be brought back in the most stupid way possible.

The whole Daleks vs Cybermen battle is awesome, until you realise it’s the parallel earth Cybermen and you get really angry, yelling at the…[Read more]

Well I watched Godzilla, and I liked it. There have been some complaints that Godzilla is hardly in the film. Firstly these people haven’t watched any of the other Godzilla films, if they had they would know he’s hardly in those either. Secondly, they do not understand the concept of building suspense. For example you hardly see the shark in Jaws…[Read more]

@blenkinsopthebrave if your wondering it’s from Invasion of the Astro Monster.

Going to see Godzilla tomorrow!!

@purofilion Actually the two Up the Junction songs are somewhat related. The Waterman film was based on a book, which was also adapted as a BBC play by Ken Loach, which is what inspired Squeeze to write their song.

Here’s two more

Here’s two diffrent songs that have the same title

@blenkinsopthebrave are you being sarcastic?

Here’s the rejected theme for the James Bond film The Man With the Golden Gun by Alice Cooper. I can see why they picked Lulu’s, this doesn’t sound anything like a Bond theme.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4iNx-m4_9c

@FatManInABox Well certainly was interesting. I’ve never heard of him before, but your post has gotten me interested.

Here’s the cover to the American version of the novelisation, which seems to be suggesting that the story features an appearance by King Kong.

I think this may be my 5th favourite Pertwee behind Inferno, Spearhead from Space, Time Warrior and Carnival of Monsters. I like stories where his Doctor gets a chance to go to places outside of present day earth. Nothing wrong with the Earth-bound stories, it’s just that there’s far too many of them for my liking. At least the Pertwee era has an…[Read more]

I’ve already posted my thoughts on this episode on another forum so I will just post a link.

http://www.planetmondas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=3357

@purofilion Are you talking about Common People? I’m surprised you haven’t heard of it. Here in Britain the original version by Pulp is considered a classic, although Shatners is more well known in the US.

I know someone already posted The Shat’s cover of Common People but this is one of the best fan videos ever.

But for the sake of originality, here’s a song that hasn’t already been posted