they must've been selling these things at Macy's that year...

UMMM...
2 DIFFERENT 80'S VIDEOS
2 DIFFERENT GENRES
SAME BAUHAUS T-SHIRT?


peter cetera (chicago) "you're the inspiration"
and yes, peter is wearing the t-shirt, notice the punk rock couple wraparound story


new kids on the block "the right stuff"
(okay, so you-tube wouldn't let me post the real video, so this version will have to do for my post)




















click the vintage new kids x-mas pic sleeve to see the real video
look about 1 min. into the video, jordan will be wearing it while sitting in the back of a car






Bauhaus "Bela lugosi's Dead"

never forget

the greatest album of all time... at least for today

my favorites are Foghorn Leghorn singing "Love Me Tender"
the dude doing his voice isn't the best Foghorn, it just sounds like a drunk southern guy doing karaoke, then halfway through it turns into a spike jones tribute with rather disturbing sound effects...

and Daffy Duck doin' "Hound Dog" wirh Bugs and Elmer Fudd...

WHOA! PEPE LE PEW AND TAZ DOING "DEVIL IN DISGUISE"
wow, this really just sounds like an album full of bad foreign accents...

THIS IS CRACKING ME UP TO NO END...

SOOO.....
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOUR FRIENDS, OR MAYBE OLDER BROTHERS AND SISTERS, OR MAYBE EVEN AN AUNT OR AN UNCLE THAT IS NOT MUCH OLDER THAN YOU HAS KIDS...?

THEY TORTURE THEM WITH THESE:
(I'VE TRIED TO MATCH MOST OF THEM WITH THE REAL ISPIRATION FOR THEIR COVERS)...





















































































































































































































































































































































i'm pretty sure the nirvana was a t-shirt design, couldn't find it, so i put in my fav l.p.







































































the stones album seems to be a collabo of forty licks and steel wheels?


























































































the bob marley one is too damn funny























































coldplay, whoa, quite conceptual











































































these pet sounds variations are too much
































uhhh, with teeth mixed with march of the pigs?


okay, now the "now i've heard everything" entry
i listened to this one today and that's what sparked this insane exercise:





















the only lullabye album that sounds like the soundtrack to "a nightmare on elm street"

a long lost treasure