Here’s an Elton John song you don’t hear very often, “Kiss the Bride” from his 1983 from the album Too Low for Zero peaked at #25 on the US pop charts on on October 1, 1983. If you listen to the lyrics, the song is about a man who goes to the wedding of a woman he’s obviously in love with, but doesn’t say anything. Here’s an example of some…
This was part of the “Brothers in Arms” tour from the summer of 1985, and Dire Straits was riding high with their hit “Money for Nothing” which, as you will probably recall, was a big hit on MTV because of the early use of digital animation to tell the story of two appliance installers. Here’s more on the song from Wikipedia: “Money for Nothing” is a single by British rock…
No video of the band to go along with this–although there are some cool videos and special effects timed to the music–but if you ever wondered what it was like to be at a complete Pink Floyd concert back in the day, here’s your chance. This audio was recorded back in November of 1974 at Wembley Arena as part of the band’s British Winter Tour that year and features the…