National Lampoon - Years 5, 6, and 7

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National Lampoon - Years 2, 3, and 4

Archive.Org has posted all the issues of the magazine for anyone with an internet connection to read. So someone should post all the issues as PDF so they can be enjoyed offline as well. It might be practical for that someone to bundle them up in 1GB zip files. Link in comments.

National Lampoon - Year 1

The magazine ran for 25 years starting with the April 1970 issue. Interested?

Dark Side Of The Rainbow

This is also known as Dark Side of Oz or The Wizard of Floyd and refers to the pairing of the Pink Floyd album Dark Side of the Moon with the film The Wizard of Oz. It results in moments in which the two seem to correspond. Visit Wikipedia to learn more about the claims of synchronicity.

The Youtube version of this video is muddy and I wanted to make a better one available. A person who works in DVD authoring made this for us. The resulting video tastes great and is less filling at 396MB. Link in comments.

In Search Of The Castaways - 1962

Maurice Chevalier and lovable Hayley Mills sing the tunes ENJOY IT and LET'S CLIMB from the Disney movie. They are each so cute - please don't make me choose. Link in comments.

Not Fade Away - The Buddy Holly Story

Listen to musicians, family, friends, and Buddy Holly himself in this definitive, deftly-edited radio documentary about his band and it's end. Link in comments.

Alice In Wonderland - 1959

Mouseketeer Darlene narrates and helps sing. Images from the record booklet are included. Link in comments.

The Successors To The Beach Boys

Here they are. Love them. Their name is... The Dukes Of Surf.

Cinderella Soundtrack - 1950

You might remember the song Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo and those mice. Link in comments.

A Fish Called Wanda - EST

I like this tune which closes the film. Credit the combination of classical and rock guitar.

David Frye Collection

My most frequent visitor, Anonymous, dropped his external hard drive and wants his Frye back. I notice also that some of my older downloadables, hosted by THE BOX, are no longer available. Thanks for nothing, BOX, and be my guest and die, die, and die some more. Here are three David Frye LP's previously posted on this blog - Richard Nixon Superstar, Radio Free Nixon, and Nixon - A Fantasy. Enjoy. Link in comments.

Roger, Helen, Enya, and Anne

This jukebox holds four singles. Play them please. For rebellious satisfaction play them simultaneously.

Surfin' Bird - The Trashmen - 1963

I vividly remember where I was when this bizarre and astonishing tune played on the radio for the first time. The previous song had been something from Pat Boone. Wonderful.

Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre - Senseless Cruelty - 1989

This is the last ensemble project by The Ducks if you ignore the "Zadar - Cow From Hell!" film from 1989 and the reunion show they did in 2005. The five Ducks- Jim Turner, Leon Martell, Merle Kessler, Dan Coffey, and Bill Allard worked separately thereafter. Link in comments.

The Traveling Wilburys - Dirty World

This tune still holds up for me. And it has no dirty words.

Greetings From Duck's Breath - 1985

This cassette was available in 1985 which proves that Wikipedia doesn't know everything. It collected material by the Ducks between Out Of Season( 1980 ) and Born To Be Tiled( 1986 ). And there is more stuff from The Ducks out there. Link actually in comments, honest.

Mai Kuraki - Baby I Like - Remix

Credit Perry Geyer of Cybersound for this special remix. Try it with headphones.

Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre - Born To Be Tiled - 1986

Here is the second and last LP from Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre. Randee of the Redwoods, Dr. Science, and Ian Shoales reappear. Find their first album *Here*. Link in comments.

The Best Of TKK - 2004

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult still exists and did a new CD just last year. This Best-Of from 2004 was a fine survey of the band so-far and is out-of-print. Link in comments. Here is a link to a very early album from TKK as well.

Eight Miles High - Joe Goldmark

All of the harmony in this song from The Byrds seems to survive the transcription for Pedal-Steel Guitar. Press play and see if you think so too. Crank it up.