AIR – Kelly Watch The Stars

That day of the week again, musical throwback Thursday.  The song this week is Kelly Watch The Stars by AIR.  This is off their first album called Moon Safari.  Which was released in 1998.  Have not heard this song in a years.  Enjoyed it back then.  After listening to it again today, still enjoy this song.  It holds up well.  You can see the music video > here or below.

Maestro Fresh Wes – Drop The Needle

It is musical throwback Thursday.  The song this week is Drop The Needle by Maestro Fresh Wes. He now goes by Maestro.  In 1989 his first album came out called Symphony in Effect.  He had a huge hit off that called Let Your Backbone Slide.  Both of these songs hold up well to this day.  I like Drop the Needle much better.  You can see the music video > here or below.

Kid Rock – Bawitdaba

Time again for musical throwback Thursday.  In the late 90’s the rap rock songs were the next big thing.  One of the biggest was Bawitdaba by Kid Rock. This song made him very famous.  He may be a country singer now.  But when I heard this song > here or below it doesn’t sound like that would be even possible.  The song is off his 1998 album called Devil Without a Cause.

Basement Jaxx – Where’s Your Head At

It is the day of the week again, musical throwback Thursday.  The song this week is Where’s Your Head At by the Basement Jaxx.  They have been on the go since the mind 90’s.  They have lots of great songs.  This being one my favorites.  The song is off their second album called Rooty released in 2001.  The music video is still creepy all this years later.  However the song still holds up well.  Give it a watch/listen > here or below.

Fatboy Slim – Weapon Of Choice

Time once again for musical throwback Thursday.  The song this week is an old favorite.  Weapon of Choice by Fatboy Slim.   This is off his third album which was  released in 2000 called, Halfway Between the Gutter and the Stars.  The song is pretty good.  What make is even more awesome is the music video.  It has Christopher Walken dancing around a hotel.  After all these years.  It holds up really well.  You can see/hear it for yourself > here or below.

The Avalanches – Frontier Psychiatrist

It is musical throwback Thursday once again.  Last weeks song was something different.  This weeks is really different.  It is Frontier Psychiatrist by The Avalanches.  This is off their first album from 2000 called Since I Left You.  The song is made from samples from other music as well as comedy albums.  You can see the music video > here or below.  While looking up info for his post found out they used samples from Wayne and Shuster.  These guys were the best.  Would watch them on TV all the time.  They had many specials on CBC that were so awesome.  Look them up on YouTube.

Baz Luhrmann – Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen)

It is that day of the week again, musical throwback Thursday.  The song this week is Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen) by Baz Luhrmann.  Well it is not your regular song.  It is a spoken word type poem with music behind it.  This is off the 1998 album Something for Everybody.  I can remember seen the video of it and is this.  Which you can see > here or below.  All so remember it being a bit of a hit.  At the time is was something so different than all the other music.  While looking up info for this post.  Turns out the “song” is based off of a essay written as a commencement speech.