#taco ockerse

[fancyhats-and-fennelsbuds]

Part two of my faves characters getting fancasted with a irl person for funzies and because I want to study how realistically they would look like

TURBO!!!! (Wreck it Ralph): This has been quite the hard choosing! Of course Turbo being the absolute diva he is, he couldn't have the face of just one person (ha-hah!). Let's roll with the first(s) one(s) shall we?

On this very day I'll offer you a dense turn back to the past of oldie Hollywood's Sunset Boulevard and to some of its most rampant short kings

The iconic Peter Lorre and James Cagney!

Lorre came under my attentive radar for the looks he rocks in Alfred Hitchcock's  The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934).

The way he hold that fudging cigarette -- ! The half shut pudgy lids! PETER LORRE MY MAN.

Then for James Cagney! I choose him especially for his sturdy compact head. (aaagh so good) But above all that certain grimace he makes in William A. Wellman's The Public Enemy (Huh! This title. Coincidences? I think not). Just look at him. The hairs. The glare. He's perfect. Exquisite. Turbotastic even.

But still, this Turbo-Frankenstein we begun to sew together isn't complete yet. He lacks something.

Something than I found in

Taco Ockerse! Better know as TACO

And now if you excuse me, I'll go listen to Putting on the Ritz and imagine the hotheaded gamejumper having a cabaret moment

Others fancasting I made under the cut!

Bill Sykes (Oliver and Company)

Turbo (Wreck It Ralph)

Fix it Felix (Wreck it Ralph)

[hattarahirvi]

You're my answer to it all

Here's an older peace of my darlin' Taco, that i was finally able to finish. Got inspired by that one music video again😂

[minttey]

Transition goals. When I go on t I better have the same vibes as this mf if not idk what I’d do

[lets-face-the-music]

After eight!

I'm going to start this blog out with what could be a controversial take

I think puttin' on the ritz is a little bit overrated

It's not that I don't like it! Heck, I think it's my fourth most listened-to song this year, I just believe that Taco has a lot more to offer than just that

With that being said, let's talk about his first album, After Eight! I own two copies, the Canadian pressing and the Japanese pressing. I love the iconic look of the Canadian pressing, but something about how neat the Japan cover looked made me want to get a copy! I'm really glad I did, it came with a neat info page too! I've included it under the read more.

If I had to pick, I'd say my top five songs for this album would be these

After Eight

Encore (Sweet Gypsy Rose)

Carmela

Livin' in My Dreamworld

Singin' in the rain

Honestly, I love all the songs on this album, I wouldn't skip any of them. An all-around great album.

[sams-blog-of-randomness]

My Taco LPs and singles, I have two copies of Lets face the music cause the Canadian pressing was still sealed

I’m trying to find more but they’re all in germany! Which makes sense but… still annoying lol

Also Taco can you release the rarities on record? Please?

[gayfraggle]

HEYheyheyhey I have another Itsuki headcanon nyeheheh

I headcanon his voice to LITERALLY be Taco Ockerse, yk, that guy that sings "puttin' on the ritz"!!! (Oh my god I fucking love that gu- *dies*)

OOOO that fits really well :0

Personally I pictured his voice to sound either like Link from Hairspray or Prozd lmao

[gaythreadrunner]

Tell Me That You Like It by Taco Ockerse for the song recommendation

couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library

it's fun!! can absolutely imagine this as the ED song for an 80s anime

[anantradingpvtltd]

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[keatonianlogic]

Taco performing Puttin' on the Ritz live for a new years eve show in 1983

[hattarahirvi]

Prince Taco

[minttey]

I will never get over his music

[lets-face-the-music]

Hi! I’m Sam, and I like Taco (a lot)

I want to share with the world my love for his music so I decided to start a fan blog! Here I’ll post music recommendations and other stuff!

This is just for fun, so no pressure to follow, I hope I’m able to bring his music to a bigger audience!

[sams-blog-of-randomness]

Wow what a surprise, all Taco? Who would have seen that one coming

[crierofirony]

I am now hyperfixating on taco ockerse