In the mid to late 90's a series of club nights called CHEAP SEX were held at the Squid Nightclub in Auckland, New Zealand. They weren't 'sex parties' but they did get pretty wild. If you attended then join this blog ... Email me & tell us your story (if you wish to remain anonymous just say so!). I'll post your anecdote/confessional so everyone else can see, share, & reminisce. I'll also tell some of my own stories along the way too.
Bah! I managed to download some photos via Photobucket, but now I can't (again). Damntechnology! Since all I can do (until my brain grows) is post YouTube clips, here's a couple of mash-ups I thought were fun. As per all mash-ups they're always only 95% spot on, but WTF :
50 Cent vs. Bee Gees "Stayin Alive In Da Club"
proof that you can mash almost anything:
Michael Jackson vs Metallica
and of course, this classic:
Nirvana v Destiny's Child
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7958669iFu0
and finally, this guy couldn't mash Metallica and The Beatles so made his own parody video:
Was anyone surprised? I mean, really? When you get inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame and your partner stays home because they're "too busy" ... hey, I think that's a clue that things are not working out.
Who's to blame? I don't know (although like 95% of you I presume it's... MADONNA) but I'm guessing even if it's 'amicable' it's still not a happy day in either household. I was going to say they are probably feeling blue but I've just reminded myself (mentally) that since I'm not on the radio anymore I don't have to make lame segue's. So instead I'll just say: Roll the clip! (did you know I used to be on TV too?)
BTW - it's a damned good mash up. Some are pretty lame.
Everything I say in this blog is the truth as I remember it, or believe to be true. But that does not necessarily mean it is what really happened. If you think I got something horribly wrong feel free to let me know via the comments section. Also ~ sometimes I'm feeling mischievous and like to make shit up just to throw you. Sorry 'bout that.
