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Episode II of 'prinCZess digs through 2-decade old trash music on obsolete format for potential gems (or mockery) to be found within' We start our mini-disc journey with...The Mortal Kombat Movie Soundtrack. The entire Mortal Kombat Movie Soundtrack. *sigh* Young-me was a fricken' nerd (I say...

Whilst cleaning out old storage-containers, I stumbled across something interesting...and terrifying. From the turn of the millenium! That odd time after anti-skip CD players, but before the Ipod! Me and my sister's old Mini-disk player--the Walkman's strange cousin who has been removed from...

The answer to that question--barring the music being funeral dirges or something--tends to be an automatic 'yes'. :p This specifically...Also yes. That accordion(?) trill that comes up regularly is a fun rhythm and just long enough it could be used as the lead-up or accompaniment to stuff in a...

prinCZess got to show-off the 80s-cliche that is 'Streets of Fire' to someone who'd never seen it. Which gives her the perfect chance to make this comment and then be a shill for it and other stuff it reminds her of!

Abney Park is fun, but I think 'Airship Pirate' might be the high-point of their repertoire.

In this edition: Covers that are better than the originals!

Since I've been referencing it to folks other places, might as well do so here. From La Legende du Roi Arthur: In a vaguely-related theme to 'villain songs' from musicals in general...

Blacmore's Night, a late-90s project of Ritchie Blackmore, who some folks might recognize as a member/founder of the heavy metal/rock bands Deep Purple and Rainbow and his later wife, it's more a folk-skewed English soft rock band than anything, with some pop elements that worm their way in for...

Something different for folks, and inspired by a comment I made to folks about how rap gets a bad...rap. :cool:

Carolina Chocolate Drops hits a bit more Southern-drawly than my usual fare, but I can still dig it. Iron Horse is more my speed (hehe)...The train-song genre of stuff always makes me a bit teary-eyed in general whether the topic is man vs. machine (Cash has a song on John Henry that's worth a...

You know, this and other references makes it occur to me I need to dive into Bollywood films sometime because this and Bajirao Mastani, along with a bunch of side-references to other stuff I've run across and don't even know the names to, makes it seem like the musical/dance movie genre never...