The Book; The Movie

 

Rob

Mos Def - "Body Rock" feat. Tash & Q-Tip

Mr. T

Sam Fender - "Getting Started"

G-Man

Jellyfish - "That Is Why"

The long list of great 90's songs that i'm discovering today continues!! Jellyfish seem to be one of those bands that were too early, or maybe too late. Were a little too left of centre of what people were heavily consuming at the time and didn't have a smash hit big enough to pull them through. However, thankfully their songs still live on and we can enjoy them again and again!

Doug

Rita MacNeil - "Working Man"

Dano

Alex Lifeson - "Strip and Go Naked"

Jonny HP

Tears For Fears - "Everybody Wants To Rule The World"

Mike D

DES3ETT & Serena Ryder - "Killing The Pain"

J.B.

Oliver Tree - "Cowboy's Don't Cry"

New persona for Oliver Tree this time around. To me, this dude has a perfect formula with his tracks and also a fine tuned online presence.

Step Through Grey

 

Rob

Broadway - "Gods and Men"

Mr. T

The Emotions - "The Best Of My Love"

G-Man

Stone Poneys - "Different Drum"

The evolution of music has always interested me. I started sifting through major and minor hits from the 60's to kind of get a grip on Pop and Rock's roots and DAMN there are some gems I forgot about! Take the Stone Poneys for example, timeless music with brilliant yet simple lyrics. And how gorgeous is Linda Ronstadt here?

The Four Seasons - "Beggin'"

And this one is just one of the absolute best from the 60's. Feels like it was way ahead of it's time. One of those songs that makes you time travel, sit back with a drink and turn off the rest of the world

Doug

Mos Def - "Sunshine"

Dano

Tears For Fears - "Shout"

Jonny HP

TBD

Mike D

Disturbed - "Shout 2000"

J.B.

Barnes & Barnes - "Fish Heads"

Alright now, before you ask me, "JB, what the literal fuck?". I thought to myself, this song is kind of timeless. With the world being weird , awkward and pretty crazy right now, what better way to sort of celebrate and make the times a little lighter. Also, fun fact, none other than Bill Paxton directed this 1980 smash. He even appears in the video. Enjoy the soup.