We here at LP33 are feeling a little nostalgic this week, so for today’s Baker’s Dozen, we thought it might be fun to take a look back at the decade that introduced us to Britney Spears, Pogs and Rollerblades…you guessed it: the 90s.
So bust out your Dr. Martens and put on your favorite flannel as we look back at the greatest music videos from the 1990s.
Found at Social8gency.com
On the list of some of the coolest shit I’ve seen in a while. A lot of these minimalist interpretations of movies and books have been popping up quite a bit in the last year, but this is the first I’ve seen done for iconic music videos. You can thank Federico Mancosu.
Great part about these posters is the credit given to the director for making these videos stand out in our minds, its not just the musician(s) creating the indelible mark these videos have left on our minds.
Featuring Michael Jackson’s Thriller, Beastie Boys’ Sabotage, and Beck’s Devil’s Haircut to name a few. You can snag these sweet prints at ImageKind.com
Every so often we come across a non-music story that we think you’ll like, and this is one of those times.
Two stars from Guy Ritchie’s hit movie Snatch, twins Nicola and Teena Collins got behind the camera to create this multi-award winning documentary about real life English Gangsters – think the real Soprano’s, but UK style.
After the lyric video dropped last week, I still haven’t gotten enough of my daily dose Cee-Lo; I guess that’s not gonna change with the official video landing late last night. You can no longer push a girl on the playground to show her you like her; Cee-Lo just changed the game:
See who made the cut in our extra special SSMF edition!
Interview with The Outline from this weekend’s Sunset Strip Music Festival!
For those who have still yet to hear of Warner Drive they are a ROCK band, they are a METAL and a PUNK band and even a hint of the Beach Boys thrown in. Most of all they are great perfomers with great songs.
The guys have been around for a while, but things are hotting up for them after recently been signed by Interscope Records. They announced that they’ve pretty much finished the new album and even premiered a new …
Our very own blogger Jes got down ‘n dirty with the big man.
SLASH played a legendary show tonight, packing the Sunset Strip with fans elbow to elbow for blocks. Sunset Strip Music Festival was Slash’s event, as he was honored on Thursday night for his contributions to the music industry. His set started early, and featured a cover of “Barracuda” with Fergie from the Black Eyed Peas. Fergie’s voice sounded better then usual, and Slash played close to the egde of the stage to exstatic fans. …
