WTF?

WTF indeed! We stand for Films, Tunes, and Whatever else we feel like (not necessarily in order!) Professor Nonsense heads the 'Whatever' department, posting ramblings ranging from the decrepit, to the offbeat, to the just plain absurd! The mysterious Randor takes helm of the 'Tunes' front, detailing the various melodic messages he gets in earfuls. Weekly recommendations and various musings follow his shadows. Finally, our veteran movie critic, Lt Archie Hicox, commands the 'Film' battlefield, giving war-weathered reviews on flicks the way he sees them. Through the eyes of a well-versed renegade, he stands down for no man! Together we are (W)hatever(T)unes(F)ilms!

Feel free to comment with your ideas, qualms, and responses, or e-mail them to RandorWTF@Hotmail.com!

Oct 9, 2010

Randor's Song of the Week: 10.03.10

Reach the Beach
"One Thing Leads to Another" by The Fixx from the album Reach the Beach. 1983.

    Lately, my internet connection has been very finicky, and thus I finally have the time matching with the access to give this week's selection. There's a few I wanted to pick, but with the whole day this song will get in the main spotlight, I decided to slink to a back-up. Not to say this song isn't worthy of the SotW title, but don't expect any novella in the following description.
    There's not too much I can say about this song. It's certainly the group's highest shot at fame, hitting number 4 on the Billboard chart. You hear it around even today; I'm sure you 80's buffs know it quite well. I put it up because sometimes you just need a good, rockin' New Wave song to groove to. Strutting down the street or jamming in your room, it's one of those "Yah, I look like a moron trying to dance along, but if you were listening to this song you'd be trying it too!" Also, I try to feature an even amount of "oldies" to "newies", but lately the recent songs have taken a sort of precedence. Don't be surprised if the last few months here close out with more songs from the earlier days. But with upbeat, head-boppers like this, why should you complain?

No comments:

Post a Comment