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 The ELO spaceship lands in the arms of Olivia who dances on a disco cube...

 I can only hope, like in the last scene of Xanadu, to meet her by chance under a neon sign and ask her 'excuse me, can I talk to you for a moment?'

This review celebrates Xanadu, the 1980 Hollywood musical featuring Olivia Newton-John and ELO’s unforgettable soundtrack. Highlighting iconic tracks and memorable performances, it blends discussion of the film’s art deco aesthetics with a heartfelt personal reminiscence. The author fondly recalls youthful memories tied to the eras and music, reflecting Xanadu's lasting charm and appeal. Dive into the magical world of Xanadu—listen to its iconic soundtrack and rediscover a classic Hollywood musical blend of pop and nostalgia!

 Xanadu: freakin nostalgia of old musicals mixed by a d.j. director with late '70s, dazzling glitter-ball of fashions and roller-disco music.

 This film was not created to sway political opinions, cure world hunger, or make you a better person: it was filmed to make you dream.

Xanadu is a visually dazzling 1980 musical that mixes roller disco, neon effects, and memorable music by ELO. Although it was a commercial flop, it later became a cult favorite and inspired a Broadway musical. The film’s quirky charm and nostalgic vibes offer a unique, kaleidoscopic experience full of vibrant fashion and pop culture references. Despite its flaws, it captivates viewers with its dreamy atmosphere and energetic soundtrack. Dive into the dazzling world of Xanadu—watch the movie, feel the music, and embrace the ultimate 80s cult classic!

 "Behind the cartoonish electronic tunes of the Buggles lies a deep melancholy and a wistful glance at the past."

 "The single shot to the top of the charts around the world... that clip still holds a certain relevance."

The review revisits The Buggles' 1980 album 'The Age Of Plastic,' highlighting its significance as a pioneering synth-pop and concept album. It focuses on the iconic music video for 'Video Killed the Radio Star' and its symbolism about media's technological shift. The album combines futuristic sounds with a bittersweet nostalgia for the past. The reviewer praises its arrangements and the emotional depth beneath the electronic style. Dive into The Buggles' 'The Age Of Plastic' and experience the roots of synth-pop and the dawn of music videos!

 When I hear these songs again, I get emotional like a fool, a big crocodile with a little tear.

 Those golden nights of sleepy love, glimpses of transcendence in profane loves, the promise that the gods are giving you everything.

This review reflects on Electric Light Orchestra's 1979 album Discovery with a mix of nostalgia and emotional warmth. Despite recognizing its disco influences and sugary style, the album is cherished for its memorable dance hits and personal adolescent memories. The reviewer conveys deep sentimental value attached to songs like 'Shine a Little Love' and 'Don’t Bring Me Down.' Discovery is portrayed as a soundtrack to youthful love and carefree moments. Dive into the nostalgic disco vibes of ELO's Discovery and relive the golden era of 70s dance and emotion!

 Let’s become children again and be swept away by naive and miraculous "special" effects that now seem like Melies.

 In that very distant future, after immense catastrophes, humans are divided into only two major classes: the Eloy and the Warlock.

George Pal's 1960 film The Time Machine offers a nostalgic sci-fi experience with impressive effects for its time. The story follows a Victorian-era inventor traveling through history into a distant future, revealing divided human races and prompting reflection on time travel. The film blends adventure, romance, and imaginative concepts, making it a holiday classic worthy of revisiting. Explore this timeless sci-fi classic and experience the wonder of George Pal's visionary time travel adventure!

 The film takes off with gradual suspense, under the opiate cloak of a 70s atmosphere, eerily poised between thriller and science fiction.

 The message is ultimately apocalyptic: despite libertarian ambitions, the woman is a creature made in the image created by man, father and master who makes and unmakes her destiny.

Bryan Forbes' 1975 film The Stepford Wives is a pioneering feminist horror-thriller that blends suspense with melancholic irony to critique patriarchal control over women. The story of robotic wives manufactured by a husbands' club serves as a dark satire on male chauvinism and consumerism. The film remains relevant with its complex messages on gender roles and societal expectations. The reviewer highlights both the film's prophetic qualities and its ironic reflections on 1970s and modern social dynamics. Discover the chilling and thought-provoking classic The Stepford Wives – a must-watch feminist thriller with lasting cultural impact.

 The fifth volume of the most insane, futuristic, Pirandellian, Dadaist musical project of recent years has just been released.

 Syd’s star has gone out forever, but a pulsing bip bip continues and will continue traveling through the ether.

The Vegetable Man Project n.5 is an eclectic and ambitious tribute to Syd Barrett's cult track 'Vegetable Man.' Featuring 20 artists worldwide, it explores diverse genres from punk to classical, creating a cosmic, Dadaist homage. Released by Yellow Shoes Records, the album embodies a surreal and futuristic spirit while celebrating Barrett's legacy. It invites listeners to find a personal connection within its varied interpretations. Dive into The Vegetable Man Project n.5 and experience a cosmic tribute to Syd Barrett through 20 unique musical interpretations.

 The songs are alluring, well-constructed but it’s obvious from a mile away that they are fake, distant, never really emotive.

 I CAN'T STAND Thom Yorke’s cold, algid soul, soporific, pain-relieving and perhaps anti-inflammatory VOICE, which gives me no emotions.

This review critiques Radiohead's In Rainbows album for its innovative release approach but ultimately finds the music emotionally cold and detached. Despite competent production and hypnotic mood, the songs lack genuine soul and memorable impact. Thom Yorke's voice is described as toxic and depressingly distant, detracting from the overall experience. The reviewer notes the album's marketing strategy and sales figures but remains skeptical about its artistic depth. Discover the full Radiohead In Rainbows review and decide for yourself if the album’s innovation outweighs its emotional coldness.

 This is the soundtrack of a very amusing American B movie that has become a small cult over the years.

 Alice Cooper with the legendary 'School's Out' closes this rock anthology soundtrack accompanying the final scene of the school burning.

This review explores the Rock'n'Roll High School soundtrack, highlighting its mix of iconic punk and rock artists like the Ramones and Alice Cooper. Celebrated for its cult movie status and eclectic tracklist, the album captures a spirited blend of 70s rock nostalgia and alternative musical elements. Key tracks like 'Rock'n'Roll High School' and 'School's Out' punctuate the soundtrack's appeal. Listen to the iconic Rock'n'Roll High School soundtrack now and experience a timeless blend of punk and classic rock!

 The atavic sounds of True West’s guitars and Gavin Blair’s atmospheric, mournful voice evoke a more opiated than acid psychedelia.

 An extremely pumped cover of Lucifer Sam, one of the best ever made.

True West's 1984 album Hollywood Holiday remains a captivating piece of 80s American underground rock with its distinctive psychedelic guitars and Gavin Blair's mournful vocals. The reviewer appreciates the album's aged quality and its homage to influences like Syd Barrett and Television. The record features a mix of kinetic, atmospheric, and hypnotic tracks, showcasing the band's unique fusion of post-new wave and heavy rock. The vinyl edition holds a special place, despite available reissues. Overall, the album is recommended for listeners interested in a nuanced psychedelic experience. Dive into True West's Hollywood Holiday and experience a unique blend of 80s underground psychedelic rock today!