#1985-1992

[femmefatalesmag]

Vol 1 No1 1992 | Kathleen Kinmont & Barbara Crampton

[tooti-fruiti]

My top ten favorite Disney villains

Number One: Chernabog

Number Two: Maleficent

Number Three: The Horned King

Number Four: The Headless Horseman

Number Five: Jafar

Number Six: Captain Hook

Number Seven: Scar

Number Eight: Dr. Facilier

Number Nine: Gaston

Number Ten: Hades

I love these guys man

[feenixdown]

[aprincesadegales]

The Princess of Wales June 2024 Photo Challenge

1. Favourite photo(s) of Catherine as a child

[cobainqueer]

Fecal Matter (early Nirvana) 1985 Demo Tape

Nirvana at Reading 1992 LIVE

[arconinternet]

4 Fantastic Novels (Book, Daniel Pinkwater, 1979/1981/1985/1992, collected in 2000)

You can digitally borrow this collection here.

You can find free audiobooks of two of them on the author's website here.

[juhnkit]

Nintendo of America (1980) - The Jetsons (1992) NES - Nintendo Entertainment System (1985)

[subjectivecuriosities]

My review of House (1985): https://boxd.it/6NLse9

My review of House II: The Second Story (1987): https://boxd.it/6OD76r

My review of The Horror Show (1989): https://boxd.it/6P2MMt

My review of House IV (1992): https://boxd.it/6PlF9H

[thezombiegeekinthehawaiianshirt]

Martin Mull August 18, 1943 – June 27, 2024.

[iamcinema]

Hey Freaks and Creeps, I have some good news and bad news for those who are planning on coming to the NEPA Horror Film Festival tomorrow.

First, the bad news. Tony Todd announced that he's unfortunately unable to come due to a sudden illness. He and the event runners are super apologetic about it and have offered refunds since they knew how huge the hype was for him coming. However, there is good news. Very good news, actually.

The good news is that Virginia Madsen is still attending as planned and at the very last minute (less than 24 hours before the doors open), they secured a brand new guest - that being William Ragsdale from Fright Night. They also just announced that the double feature is now Candyman and Fright Night (as opposed to having Night of the Living Dead '90). This is an absolute baller move and shows the dedication the team has to keeping things together and working ridiculously fast. I know people are still bummed about Tony, but I would say to still come if possible. This minor setback is just that - a minor setback.

If you're planning on attending, remember to bring an umbrella and sunscreen since the weather is scheduled to be a mess. Hell, bring a chair too in case the line is long for the meet and greet. It sure as hell was when Bill Moseley was there last year.

Come support some amazing talent (the actors, live musicians, and indie filmmakers for the film festival portion). Mingle with fans and vendors. Scoop up great merch. Get some damn good food from the food trucks. Support local brewers and coffee roasters (like Parlor craft soda and Dead Sled Coffee). Y'know how it goes. And, of course, go take a selfie with the bust and Jason Miller downtown at some point.

Rain or shine, this is going to be a kickass day. If you're still interested and want to learn more, check out the NEPA Horror Film Fest page on Facebook for more information - which includes their Event Brite page for ticket information (or just pay at the gates). [Along with the official NEPA Horror Film Festival website]

Meet you on the otherside, horror hounds. 🐝🧛💀🐝🧛‍♂️

[femmefatalesmag]

Vol 1 No1 1992 | Re-Animator Poster

[rolandrockover]

Klassik Vs. Vol. 1 - Young and Wasted

Album Version '83 vs. Animalize Live Uncensored '84

Originally, I really wanted to title this one Woung and Yasted, but since it fits much better conceptually in my brand new rubric, let's just leave it at an honorable mention, which I simply can't resist.

Anyway, in order to live out a little impulse of unreasonableness, but hopefully not to become irrational in the process, let me say a few words about Eric Carr and Gene Simmons in light of this new kind of Kiss song (1).

I mean, sure, I know it was written by Gene and Vinnie Vincent, and that Gene sings it on the studio version of Lick It Up (1983). And of course I am fully aware that it sounds pretty fantastic on the album, and that Gene's insane continuous scream over the top performance on it has to be considered nothing short of phenomenal.

But as it happens I heard Lick It Up in its entirety for the first time after watching Animalize Live Uncensored (1985), so I'm pretty much influenced by Eric Carr's vocals when it comes to this song. And it's not just my mind that remains pretty stubborn, but also my emotional intelligence, because I actually don't think the live version of Young and Wasted is as good as you might think. I mean Eric sings it pretty well, plays uptempo drums at the same time, and I love his voice, but it just doesn't come close to Gene's interpretation.

To delve a little deeper into the intricate background to this situation. After my re-entry as a fan in (pre-internet) 1992, the only 80s Kiss music I'd come across that I hadn't explored before was Hot in the Shade (1989) and Smashes, Thrashes & Hits (1988) (2). Both albums on which Eric Carr sings studio tracks.

But when I held my Lick It Up CD in my hands for the first time, I simply assumed that Eric would also sing Young and Wasted on the album version, regardless of what was obviously noted in the credits. After all, Peter Criss had also regularly sung on songs like Hard Luck Woman, Mainline or Getaway, none of which he had written himself (2).

Up to this point, I was still trying to paint an unfinished picture, simply and always assuming that Eric would sing at least one song on every studio album after Music from The Elder (1981). In fact, according to Kiss tradition, he absolutely and irrevocably had to. I mean, who in blazes would ever assume otherwise, because the drummer in Kiss had always sung at least one song on pretty much all the klassik 70's Make Up albums!

How should I put it? Is it all just misfortunate kissocialization, or is there a tiny bit of justified criticism of Paul and Gene shining through here? But be that as it may, I hereby and for once and for all time officially declare Young and Wasted to be an Eric Carr song.

And that's that!

Side Note:

(1) Young and Wasted, from '83-'86, by the way, an Eric Carr vocal live standard with a focus between '84 and '85 on the Animalize tour.

(2) Eric had also (co-)written two tracks on Music from The Elder without singing either of them himself. Gene sings Paul's God of Thunder on Destroyer (1976) and Peter sang some of Ace's Paul's songs, Eric Singer singing Paul's etc, after all, that's how it goes with Kiss from time to time.

Young and Wasted (Live, 1984)

Young and Wasted (1983)

[lecameleontv]

La florissante carrière sportive du multi-sportif-acteur Willie Gault : - athlétisme : > Championnat du monde d'Helsinki (1983) sur le 110 m Haies et le relais 4x100m en équipe ; > Championnat d'Athlétisme cat. 45-49 ans (2006) : 100 m; - Bobsleigh : Equipe américaine (1990); - football américain/baseball NFL : Tennessee (1979 -1982), Denver Broncos (1985-1987) et les Los Angeles Raiders (1988-1993)

Il est à noter que Willie Gault a participé à des compétitions avant la chute du mur de Berlin... donc pendant la Guerre Froide. Les USA, dont il était un membre de l'équipe, a ainsi boycotté les J.O. de 1980. Cf 2024...

Avec son équipe des Chicago Bears, il remporte le Super Bowl, et enregistre pour fêter l'évènement une chanson et son clip : 'Super Bowl Shuffle' (1985) : Otis Wilson, Mike Richardson, Gary Fencik, Richard Dent, Steve Fuller, William 'The Refrigerator' Perry. Il y pousse la chansonnette et quelques pas de danse ... comme un certain Harve Presnell avant lui et James Denton bien plus tard ^^ !

Nom du cheval : Summertime Date : 9 novembre 1986

Equipe américaine de Bobsleigh : avec Brian Shimer, Edwin Moses et Herschel Walker.

IAAF World Championships Athletics : Men's 110M Hurdles Lieu : Olympic Stadium. Helsinki, Finland Dates : 10/11/12 août 1983 - 8/12/1983 Equipe du 4x100m : Carl Lewis, Emmit King et Calvin Smith Temps : 37.86 A ses côtés en rencontre amicale : Greg Foster

Baseball lieu : Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Grand Prix of Long Beach (2015)

Photos : Bill Smith, Bob Riha, John Cordes/Icon Sportswire, John D. Hanlon, Heinz Kluetmeier, A. Messerschmidt, George Rose, Paul Natkin, Steve Granitz, Steve Grayson/WireImage, Earl Gibson/BET et Peter Read Miller/Sports Illustrated Sources : Getty Images et raiders.com

Alias le nettoyeur Willie dans la série Le Caméléon.

[bellacardoza16]

I just did a hunger games themed simulator with characters from horror shows and movies like Abigail, the love witch, pretty little liars original sin, scream, the lost boys, Chucky (2021), Van helsing, Francis ford Coppola’s Dracula, Fright night (1985), X, Penny dreadful, AMC’s Interview with the vampire, Lisa Frankenstein, and bodies, bodies, bodies, and it got messy real quick. 😶😐

[music-addiction-disorder]

Once again, my question is...

"WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE,

TROUBLE STUDIO ALBUM?"

Note:

2013's "The Distortion Field" is the first and only studio album so far that doesn't feature Eric Wagner on vocals, but instead Kyle Thomas also known from bands like Exhorder, Alabama Thunderpussy, Floodgate, Heavy As Texas, Pitts vs. Preps...

Ps, if you vote please also reblog, the more people will do so the more this post will spread and the better the outcome and results will be. A big "thank you" in advance to anyone who will partake in this! Yours truly: @necro69mancer 🤘🍻

Oh, and also... suggestions for future polls are always welcome! 😎

Last weeks poll ended with almost 40 votes and two winners! It was a draw between Nirvana "Nevermind" (1991) and Alice In Chains "Dirt" (1992), with each 20,5%. I myself voted on Alice In Chains. All 10 bands are amongst my favorites... but Alice In Chains has that something special that keeps me coming back to their music, even to this day.

"PART ONE - THE TROUBLE STUDIO ALBUMS"

I initially was trying to make a poll about the late Eric Wagner's greatest Trouble albums and his side projects. But i soon realized there are simply too many awesome Trouble albums that would have been left out if i was trying to fit it all into one poll. So yes, there will be another poll featuring some of the best side project releases from the core members of the band. 🤘

Trouble is an American doom metal band from Aurora, Illinois, formed in 1979. They are often considered one of the pioneers of doom metal, and have been referred to as one of the genre's "big four" alongside Candlemass, Pentagram and Saint Vitus. The band created a distinct style, taking influences of the British heavy metal bands Black Sabbath and Judas Priest, and psychedelic rock of the 1970s.

Trouble's first two albums, Psalm 9 and The Skull, are cited as landmarks of doom metal. To date, they have released eight studio albums. Although never officially disbanded, they went inactive after original singer Eric Wagner left in 1997. He rejoined in 2000 and left again eight years later; he was first replaced by Kory Clarke and then by current vocalist Kyle Thomas, who had also filled in for Wagner during his initial absence from Trouble. Wagner died in 2021.

Rob talks with Eric Wagner on their tour stop in Arlington, TX on 8/6/21. Eric passed on August 22, 2021, this great interview was recorded only 16 days earlier...

Core members include Wagner, guitarists Rick Wartell and Bruce Franklin, and drummer Jeff Olson. Early lyrics had a spiritual nature; Metal Blade Records initially marketed Trouble as "white metal" (in contrast to the rising black metal movement) in the 1980s.

(Wikipedia)

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