We miss you, Avicii!
This is a fun video. This one has dancing, fighting, and romance.
Enjoy!
We miss you, Avicii!
This is a fun video. This one has dancing, fighting, and romance.
Enjoy!
Don’t mess with Jennifer Love Hewitt!
I’ve always liked Jennifer Love Hewitt, largely because we’re both Texas girls, we both have what others seem to consider to be an unusual sense of humor, and I imagine that we both share the same struggle when it comes to having to remind men that our eyes are up here. Of course, for all that we have in common, a huge difference between the two of us is that Jennifer Love Hewitt can actually sing whereas I can barely carry a tune.
Can I Go Now? was the second single to be released from her 2003 album, BareNaked. In the video, Jennifer fights with her boyfriend, she leaves her boyfriend, she returns to her boyfriend, she leaves her boyfriend …. it’s a never-ending cycle of coming and going so I guess the answer to the question is that you can really never leave. At one point, she joins her boyfriend in the shower and he kind of gets weird about it. I’m not really sure what to make of this guy. I would definitely leave and not return until he found a place that had a wall between the kitchen and the living room.
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I love the romance. I love the atmosphere. I love the music. I dig the video.
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A crime? Not when O-Town is singing about it!
Enjoy! Enjoy it like O-Town!
What a romantic song. Of course, this was originally heard in On Her Majesty’s Secret Service. It turned out that James Bond and Tracy didn’t have all the time in the world.
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In today’s music video of the day, we visit the Church of the Ramones, where the band is energizing the congregation with a cover of The Chambers Brothers’s Time Has Come Today.
And indeed the time has come. It’s Groundhog Day! For the first time this year, someone is going to tell the future!
ENJOY!
Happy February! It’s the month of love …. at least for the first 14 days! So, here’s a nice romantic music video of the day to start things off with.
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In today’s music video of the day, Oscar nominee Kate Hudson covers a classic song from the 80s.
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Rest in peace, Bryan Loren. Loren was a recording artist who also wrote songs for everyone from Michael Jackson to Whitney Houston and Sting but a generation will always remember him best for writing Do The Bartman.
And yes, this video was directed by the same Brad Bird who later directed The Incredibles, Ratatouille, and Mission Impossible — Ghost Protocol.
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This song is from KISS’s fifth studio album, Rock and Roll Over. This music video is from the age of simple music videos, when the focus was more on the band playing than on trying to tell a story with song. When its comes to KISS, their simple videos, like this one, are the best. Also, their videos with the famous KISS makeup are better than the videos they shot during the period of time when they tried to abandon their trademark look.
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