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The music I grew up with is now considered “oldies,” at least according to a website focused specifically on selling oldies music.
I thought maybe it would focus on oldies artists who continued to release music in the 80s, but no, it has a broad selection of songs from artists including ‘Til Tuesday, Tangerine Dream, Big Country, and more. It also has some great artists from the 50s, 60s, and 70s, so it is a great source of that vintage music that has been harder to find electronically.
This still makes me feel old — almost as old as I felt when I tweeted about some birthdays earlier this month.
And, yeah, you can buy “Bust a Move” at the oldies music shop.
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I hate Britney Spears. Even if I had liked her music or her “inspiring” life story, I would be so sick of the ridiculous coverage of her implosion that I would have begun hating her anyway.
See, I love reading and listening to pop culture coverage. I listen to Yo on E! and E! News on my XM radio everyday on my way to and from work. I visit the Entertainment page of Google News as well as usweekly.com, eonline.com, zap2it.com, tvsquad.com and people.com multiple times each day. I even visit hecklerspray.com even though they frequently talk about British celebrities I’ve never heard of.
Since the infamous head shaving incident, I have been teetering toward total Britney overload. In the past few weeks, coverage seems to have lessened a little–I was so happy. Other than the occasional lighter theft, not much Britney on the airwaves. Until her little sister got knocked up. Oh, damn you little Jamie Lynn Spears and your possible statutory rapist of a possible ex-boyfriend. Now we get more and more coverage of Britney as she finds out about your pregnancy the same way the rest of us did–through the press. Or as she shops rather than flying home to lend a little moral support to her poor little sister. Damn you.
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music | Jennifer Roland | 
May 19, 2012 11:55 am | 
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