1978

This week we are talking about the second album by the Buzzcocks. One of two albums released in 1978, Love Bites features the legendary single "Ever Fallen In Love". The Buzzcocks are a band known for their singles, but do they have a definitive studio album?

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Buzzcocks - Real World

Buzzcocks - Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)

Buzzcocks - Nostalgia

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Well this is the first episode we have done where the episode is longer then the movie it self! I am very excited to have sat down with my wife and watch this classic slasher flick for the festive fall feelings we are having. We jump into the importance of dialogue, changing your clothes when butter gets on them and of course the best movies to watch during Halloween! S o grab your costume, check your candy for razor blades and get ready for a trick and a treat!

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In this episode, we discuss AC/DC's first live album, 'If You Want Blood You've Got It' in celebration of the 45th anniversary of its Fall 1978 release.

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Join us for the latest thrilling episode of "By Far The Greatest Team Football Podcast," where your hosts Graham and Jamie are back with another captivating segment on the evergreen football history. 

In Part 2 of our exploration into the legendary Polish Golden Generation, we're thrilled to be joined once again by the insightful Pawel Maszczyk.

In this episode, we delve into the exhilarating journey of the Polish national team at the 1974 FIFA World Cup. A squad brimming with talent and ambition, this remarkable group came tantalizingly close to reaching the World Cup Final, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of football fans worldwide.

Tune in as we evaluate the greatness of the 1974 Poland team, and rank their achievements in the pantheon of football history. Just where do they stand in the hierarchy of greatness? You won't want to miss this spirited discussion, packed with historical insights and football anecdotes that will leave you wanting more.

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Join us for a cruise down the Nile as we explore another Agatha Christie classic adapted to the screen! We put on our detective hats and cross examine all the suspects of this murderous river boat cruise. Death on the Nile (1978) captures a fascinating time of a pop culture resurgence of Egypt and Egyptology interest, all while bringing to life one of the greatest literary detectives of all time: Hercule Poirot! Who killed the the dazzlingly beautiful and fabulously wealthy socialite Linnet Ridgeway? Tune in to find out!

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GREASE - was a pop culture musical phenomenon that took the world by storm and become a right of passage for any child in the 80s and beyond. The Born to Watch team tackles this classic and hand jive all the way to Graduation.

Released over four decades ago, "Grease" (1978) remains an iconic and beloved musical that continues to captivate audiences of all ages with its infectious energy, memorable tunes, and timeless themes. Directed by Randal Kleiser and based on the 1971 musical of the same name by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, the film has solidified its place in cinematic history as a quintessential representation of 1950s nostalgia, high school romance, and the power of self-discovery. From its catchy melodies to its vibrant choreography, "Grease" radiates a distinct charm that has stood the test of time.

Set in the summer of 1959, "Grease" follows the whirlwind romance between Danny Zuko (John Travolta), a leather-clad bad boy with a heart of gold, and Sandy Olsson (Olivia Newton-John), a wholesome Australian exchange student. After a chance encounter during their summer break, the couple faces the challenges of navigating the social dynamics of Rydell High School upon their unexpected reunion. Danny's tough-guy reputation clashes with Sandy's good-girl image, setting the stage for a delightful exploration of teenage identity, peer pressure, and the transformative power of love.

At its core, "Grease" is a celebration of youthful exuberance and the trials and tribulations of teenage life. The film expertly captures the spirit of the 1950s, from the fashion and music to the burgeoning cultural shifts of the era. The lively musical numbers, including classics like "Summer Nights," "You're the One That I Want," and "Greased Lightnin'," are not only irresistibly catchy but also serve as windows into the characters' emotions and desires. The soundtrack's timeless appeal is a testament to its enduring popularity, with audiences across generations still tapping their feet and singing along.

John Travolta's charismatic portrayal of Danny Zuko is a highlight of the film, as he effortlessly embodies the role of the lovable rebel torn between maintaining his tough image and pursuing genuine love. Olivia Newton-John's performance as Sandy is equally captivating, as she transitions from the demure, naive newcomer to a confident young woman unafraid to express her true self. The chemistry between Travolta and Newton-John is palpable, lending authenticity to their characters' emotional journey and making their on-screen romance all the more believable.

The supporting cast adds depth and humor to the story, with standout performances from Stockard Channing as the sassy and rebellious Rizzo, Jeff Conaway as Danny's loyal friend Kenickie, and Didi Conn as the quirky and endearing Frenchy. Each character brings a unique flavor to the narrative, showcasing the diversity of personalities that make up the high school experience.

Randal Kleiser's direction brings a visually vibrant and energetic atmosphere to "Grease." The film's iconic dance sequences, choreographed by Patricia Birch, are a sight to behold, combining slick moves and exuberant choreography that perfectly complement the film's lively musical numbers. The high-energy dance-off at the school carnival and the electrifying hand jive scene are just a few examples of the film's memorable moments that have become ingrained in popular culture.

Beyond the catchy tunes and lively performances, "Grease" delves into relatable themes of self-acceptance and the challenges of finding one's identity in the face of societal expectations. The characters' struggles to fit in, overcome peer pressure, and forge genuine connections remain relevant to audiences today. The film's ultimate message of embracing one's true self and following one's heart resonates across generations, reminding viewers that authenticity and self-discovery are timeless pursuits.

However, it's important to acknowledge that "Grease" has faced criticism for its portrayal of certain gender dynamics and its lack of diversity. The film primarily revolves around heterosexual relationships and conforms to traditional gender roles, which may be at odds with contemporary sensibilities. Moreover, the absence of racial diversity within the main cast and the predominantly white portrayal of a high school in the 1950s overlooks the multicultural reality of American schools during that period.

In conclusion, "Grease" (1978) remains a cinematic gem that continues to shine brightly in the pantheon of musicals. Its infectious energy, unforgettable characters, and timeless themes make it a perennial favorite that has earned its place in the hearts of audiences worldwide. While it may not be without its flaws, the film's enduring charm, catchy music, and vibrant dance sequences ensure that it will remain a beloved classic for generations to come. "Grease" transports us back to a simpler time while reminding us that the journey of self-discovery and love is a universal and everlasting one.

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In this episode, we discuss the Rolling Stones' 'Some Girls' album in celebration of the 45th anniversary of its June 9, 1978 release. We are joined by both my brother, Spencer Cropper, and my great friend, Alex Mihalopoulos — simultaneously!

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In this episode, we discuss AC/DC's fifth album, 'Powerage,' in celebration of its May '78 release. You may recall that we did the same for its predecessor, 'Let There Be Rock,' just over a year ago in Episode 92. I also reviewed 'Power Up' upon its November 2020 release, way back in Episode 22...

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The boys are on the hunt for a turtle-loving terrorist looking to sell a freeze bomb to the highest bidder. While we karate kick our way through a bunch of useless thugs, we get talking about the art of sounding, hot tub rules, snapping turtle 101, Shrinky Dinks, and goop nostalgia.

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In a dramatic but little-known incident in team history, in January of 1978 back up point guard Brian Taylor (who galvonized the Nuggets second unit) didn't show up for one game. In the New York Times the very next day Taylor announced that he was now a free agent. The affect on the Nuggets was profound and was the first in a series of events that eventually derailed the 1970's Golden Era of the Nuggets.

Jeff talks about its affect and how the team responded ... or didn't respond.

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In a dramatic but little-known incident in team history, in January of 1978 back up point guard Brian Taylor (who galvonized the Nuggets second unit) didn't show up for one game. In the New York Times the very next day Taylor announced that he was now a free agent. The affect on the Nuggets was profound and was the first in a series of events that eventually derailed the 1970's Golden Era of the Nuggets.

Jeff talks about its affect and how the team responded ... or didn't respond.

Here's Jeff's interview with Dan Issel from 2017: https://www.spreaker.com/user/milehighsports/csg-278-nuggets-legend-dan-issel-talks-t

This is the end...of Bad Days in Haddonfield. Bryan Dressel, Matt Dykes, Joel DeWitte, and Ryan Lootens end their deep dive into the Halloween Franchise with a series wrap up, going over favorite moments and more throughout each of the films. They also talk a bit about the next series coming up and maybe a confirmation of a future season. Don't waste another second reading this and jump right in to this jam-packed episode!

Welcome to another pulse-pounding episode of "Bad Days in Haddonfield." This week the Binge Buddies, comprised of Bryan Dressel, Matt "Zombie Dog Giggles" Dykes, Joel "Captain Obvious" DeWitte,  and Ryan "Comedy Central" Lootens come together to talk about "Halloween Ends," which at the very least is better than "Kills." That said, it's a little of a different movie than one might expect given the advertising. Start "listening" to "see" for yourself. Oh wait.

This week on Bad Days in Haddonfield, Bryan Dressel, Matt "Zombie Dog Baby Face" Dykes, Joel "Tater Tot" DeWitte,  and Ryan "Tootsie Pop" Lootens sit down and absolutely murder the second film in the modern Halloween trilogy: Halloween Kills. Is there something that prevents the second films in this franchise from being any good? Is there some unwritten law that says the second films have to be set in a hospital? Who knows! Either way, there be fun discussion ahead.

We're back with a new and exciting episode of Bad Days in Haddonfield. This week Bryan Dressel, Matt "Zombie Dog Sloppy Nuts" Dykes, Joel "Minion" DeWitte,  and Ryan "Pork Chop" Lootens sit down to talk about David Gordon Green's Halloween, which kickstarts the most recent trilogy. At least this first entry is good!

Your favourite pod people return with Colton's pick, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (1978). Is a health inspector's job really this hard? Are bagpipes the quintessential musical instrument for horror? And most importantly, are we all feeling that big "D" energy?! Tune in to find out if we give this film a NAY, OKAY, YAY, or SLAY!

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• Theme/Intro (Anniversary Voting Announcement) (00:00:00)
• What We Been Consuming (00:03:01)
• Trailer (00:23:42)
• Synopsis/First Experiences (00:24:10)
• Review (00:29:32)
• Rating/What Do You Think? (01:10:42)
• Horrific Hotline (01:17:15)
• Promotions (Horrific Hotline/Social Media/It Slays Podcast's Horrific Playlist) (01:24:52)
• Upcoming Episode/Outro (01:26:15)

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The boys are joined once again by Jesse (@biggreenmonstr) from Apple to Oranges and Cinedudes as we celebrate the absolutely 100% real holiday of Life Day! While we drink to celebrate (and forget) this much maligned holiday special, we also dig into 80s Wookie hair tips, Dan's Star Wars therapy session, and Han Solo's radical misinterpretation of the true meaning of Life Day! Join us, won't you, as we walk into the sun and transcend into the nothingness that is the Star Wars Holiday Special!

Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3-Df7ROAxA

IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0193524/

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