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Mystery 433 of Scooby Dos or Scooby Don’ts is a monster mystery party and between everyone laughing at the monster, Fred being forced to bumble, and Daphne shitting her pants, we’re not entirely sure what the mystery is… Listen to find out what we did find out! Mystery 433: Party Like It’s 1899Hosts: Amelia (@FatalAmelia) … Continue reading "Mystery 433: Party Like It’s 1899"

Bringing the funk back with these amazing jackin house tunes and disco vibes. Enjoy! 1. Back To My Roots (Original Mix) - Discotron [Tasty Recordings] 2. The Night (Club Mix) - Mike Chenery [Funky Revival] 3. Make A Special Groove (Original Mix) - Block & Crown, Marc Rousso [Omerta] 4. Southside (Original Mix) - Hiva [84Bit Music] 5. Always Too Much (Mike Chenery Remix) - Jerem A [Nu Monkey Records] 6. The Billy Of Queens (Vocal Mix) - Ladies On Mars [Tropical Velvet] 7. Drivin’ Me Wild - Mike Chenery [Funky Revival] 8. Party Like It's 1989 (Club Mix) - DJ Dan, Marc Rousso [InStereo Recordings] 9. Feel Alright (Original Mix) - Rick Marshall [Funky Revival] 10. Bad Bad Girls (Original Mix) - Mike Chenery [Disco Down] 11. Pick Up The Pieces (Original Mix) - Disko Junkie [Tasty Recordings] 12. Saxomatic (Supersavage Remix) - Jazzy X, Crazibiza [PornoStar Records] 13. In Love Again (CLUB MIX) - Paul Parsons [Tall House Digital] 14. Time To Groove (Original Mix) - Heart Saver [Juiced Music] 15. So Much Love (Original Mix) - Jazzy Rossco [Little Jack] 16. Leveling Up feat. Helen (Original Mix) - Helen, Martina Budde [Groovy Firehorse 66] 17. Anytime (Original Mix) - DAN:ROS [Turtle Wax Recordings] 18. Flashback (Original Mix) - The Life & Soul Project [Life & Soul Records] 19. Another Dimension (Original Mix) - Gary Caos [Casa Rossa] 20. Making Me High (Original Mix) - Mike Chenery [Funky Revival] 21. Cry a Little (Softmal Remix) - DJ Blackstone, Sean Finn [Tribal Kitchen] 22. Secret Story (Original Mix) - Jorge Araujo [Deep Firehorse 66]

We telephoned DC-area artist Cathy DiToro (of Party Like It's..., Project Hera) to discuss Alanis Morrisette's landmark album, Jagged Little Pill, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year! Cathy and I spoke extensively about each track on this record and it will be obvious to you, dear listener, the impact Jagged Little Pill had on Cathy's career in music. Enjoy!

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is backpedaling as fast as possible after finally facing some Congressional pushback, and now claims that his aggressive cost cutting measures will be rolled back before the election. Meanwhile, it’s night two of the DNC, which is now basically just the RNC from 2004 -- we’ve got Colin Powell up tonight and a tribute to Cindy McCain, while the party quietly eliminates language that calls for an end to fossil fuel subsidies. And lastly, the GOP led Senate Panel, after much hemming and hawing, reveals some pretty conclusive evidence in the Russiagate scandal. Maybe now we can move on? THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW There is a small light at the end of the fascist tunnel for the Post Office, as public pressure appears to have cowed Trump lackey Louis DeJoy. DeJoy, the postmaster general who previously ordered aggressive cost-cutting measures that crippled the already-struggling agency’s ability to do its jobs, now claims he will roll back some of those cuts until after the election, to quote “avoid even the appearance of any impact on election mail.” endquote. Unfortunately, it’s a bit too late for that: we all know the score. But the blatant nature of DeJoy’s corruption appears to have provoked enough backlash that things might slightly change. Like many of Trump’s corrupt schemes, this one appears to be partly undone because the administration didn’t quite dot the “i”s and cross the t’s legally. Two states, Washington and Pennsylvania, have filed lawsuits against the government to challenge DeJoy’s policies. Per CNN, Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson claims Dejoy quote “acted outside of his authority to implement changes to the postal system, and did not follow the proper procedures under federal law.” DeJoy’s cost cutting measures like slashed overtime, reduced office hours, and processing facility closures would be postponed, but we know that’s not going to be enough -- we’re going to have to pump way more funding into the agency rather than just stop the bleeding**:** DNC Night 2: Party Like It's the RNC '04 Night two of the RNC, sorry, I mean DNC, but honestly, it’s getting hard to tell at this point. On Tuesday, Biden’s GOP buddies included Colin Powell, who has endorsed Democrats in the past. Powell has also, of course, lied to the American public in order to sell us on the Iraq war, but we can’t hold that against him. If supporting the Iraq war were a disqualifying factor in Democratic politics, of course, Joe Biden wouldn’t be the nominee. But he is, and plenty of Democrats are pleased about that. Biden formally got the nomination tonight, beating Bernie Sanders in the official delegate count. Progressive Rep. AOC was one of two speakers who nominated Sanders, not Biden, which immediately caused something of a centrist panic online. What they don’t realize is that AOC’s speech is a traditional formality when there’s a runner-up candidate like Bernie whose name is still on the convention’s ballots. AOC used her time well, giving a forceful, short speech shouting out several progressive causes and problems with the country, like the looming eviction crisis, that have until now gone unnoticed by the Democrats and Republicans at the convention. Meanwhile, in a blink-and-you’ll miss it moment, the Huffington Post reported on Tuesday that the DNC had quietly dropped language from its party platform that demanded an end to fossil fuel subsidies. Says a lot about whose votes they’re gunning for. And on that note -- we also heard from Cindy McCain, who spoke about her husband’s long friendship with Biden. That sounds lovely for them. McCain presence fit the issue of national security that other speakers, like former Secretary of State John Kerry, also spoke on -- hyping up Biden’s steady hand over the military, which in context basically means he won’t tweet at Iran as much but might bomb them anyway. To close out the night, Jill Biden spoke as a character witness for her husband, who joined her briefly at the end of her speech. We’ll surely be seeing a whole lot more of them as the week goes on. Senate Finds Russiagate Dirt A massive Senate report on Tuesday confirmed what most sane people already knew: Trump campaign officials in 2016 had contact with Russian intelligence officers, Kremlin officials and other Russian nationals. Russiagate isn’t the only reason Trump won the 2016 election, of course, but Tuesday’s report shows that even the GOP-led Senate has been forced to admit that members of the Trump campaign actively sought Russian help, and the Russians, in some cases, provided it. The Senate report, like Robert Mueller’s exhaustive, exhausting investigation, stopped short of calling the contacts “collusion,” but that’s basically just semantics. What the new report shows is that Paul Manafort buddy Konstantin V. Kilimnik was in fact a Russian intelligence officer, and that Kilimnik had ties to the Russian government’s election interference operations. Russiagate can be a fraught topic on the left, as it’s been used as a cudgel and a crutch by liberals trying to find a scapegoat to blame for botching the 2016 election and dooming the country to at least four years of Trump. But you don’t have to go full Red Scare to acknowledge the facts that the Mueller investigation and the new Senate report show. Maybe once we’re all on the same page, we can move on and make sure neither the foreign interference or the embarrassing loss to a fascist candidate ever happen again. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES Notre Dame University has become the latest college to rapidly shut down after opening for the school year, canceling in-person classes after an outbreak. Michigan State and UNC-Chapel Hill both took similar steps almost immediately after starting classes. Seems like... maybe opening schools isn’t the right idea right now. Well folks, it actually happened. Notorious weird islamophobic troll Laura Loomer won her primary in Florida’s 21st congressional district. The 21st is heavily Democratic, so it’s highly unlikely Loomer will actually win, but it’s sure setting up one hell of a surreal general election. Elsewhere in Florida’s primary, the Bernie Sanders-backed candidate for Ninth Circuit State Attorney, Monique Worrell, won election and will replace departing Democrat Aramis Ayala. Worrell is a staunch criminal justice reform advocate, and is now in a position to really change lives in the state. And finally, cops in Portsmouth, Virginia are doing their level best to sideline a progressive prosecutor from handling cases relating to the vandalism of Confederate monuments. The same cops, of course, are pushing for felony charges for civil rights leaders and public defenders who participated in protests that damaged the statues. That’s all for the Majority Report’s AM Quickie today. Stay tuned for more DNC madness with the full show this afternoon. Aug 19, 2020 - AM Quickie HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

Party Like It's 1998: Andy Sheets

Party Like It's 1998: Brian Boehringer

The hour opened with short stop Chris Gomes of the 1998 Padres team joining the guys to Party Like It's 1998. They talked about the latest with baseball, and this time it was good news about baseball, and The Countdown was Top 5 Angelina Jolie movies!

Party Like It's 1998: Chris Gomez

Party Like It's 1998: Manager Bruce Bochy

Party Like It's 1998: Wally Joyner

Party Like It's 1998: John Vander Wal

Party Like It's 1998! Trevor Hoffman Kicks Off the Party

The guys ended Week 2 of Party Like It's 1998 with Mel Proctor and gave an update on the NBA situation.

Party Like It's 1998: Mel Proctor

Party Like It's 1998: Carlos Hernandez

Gwynn & Chris have been loving their visits from the past in Party Like It's 1998. Today they are joined by Bill Center who may know more about the Padres than any other person on earth. They talked with him and the new counter proposal the MLBPA is reportedly going to be sending to owners.

Party Like It's 1998 - Bill Center

We kicked off week 2 of Party Like It's 1998 with voice of the Padres Ted Leitner. The guys talked just how bad the 98 Padres luck was running into the Yankees, and The Countdown was Top 5 Tom Hanks movies!

Party Like It's 1998: Uncle Teddy, Ted Leitner!

The guys kicked off the hour with Party Like It's 1998 and were joined by 50 home run power hitter Greg Vaughn! He talked about some stories from 1998 and the thoughts about whether or not the '99 Padres team could have made a run if they stayed together. 

Party Like It's 1998: Greg Vaughn

The guys continued with their Party Like It's 1998 series, this time with pitcher Joey Hamilton. They also talked about some of the bigger news items of the day, and The Countdown was Top 5 Bruce Willis movies. 

Party Like It's 1998: Joey Hamilton On His 1998 Experience

The guys continued their series, Party Like It's 1998, with outfielder Steve Finley. He reminisced on the 1998 team and told a few stories about that magical year. The guys also did their Countdown which consisted of their Top 5 Feel Good Movies

Party Like It's 1998: Steve Finley

Gwynn & Chris talked to Trevor Hoffman for the first installment of Party Like It's 1998, and they dove a little deeper into their thoughts on the proposals being sent back and fortyh by MLB and MLBPA.

Party Like It’s 2019

On this episode of Attack the Backlog, Marc rolls and rolls and rolls their way through the streets and seas and wherever you please of Katamari Damacy Reroll, a game where you play as the Prince, not “Party Like It’s 1999” Prince, and push a Katamari, which we all know is just a Bumble Ball in disguise, across the planet earth in order to recreate stars so you can put them back into the sky after your dumbass drunken father, The King of All Cosmos, destroyed them all. Katamari Damacy originally came out for PS2 on September 21st, 2004, and the remake, Reroll, came out for Switch and PC on December 7th, 2018. Anyway, something-something serious, it's a friggin' Bumble Ball y'all, cheers and enjoy the show.

This week we have a different kind of show. We’re joined by Jon Talkington and Robert Walker, Jr. of Brimming Horn Meadery. The tell me the secrets of mead; the world’s oldest fermented beverage. Who knew there were so many different types of mead? The meadery is located in Milton, DE and features a mead hall complete with a hand carved Viking ship bar. They get a little crazy with their Mead & Metal series, which pairs metal bands with unique flavors of mead. And be sure to join them this year from June 5th-7th for their Party Like It’s 793 festival celebrating the first Viking raid of Britain. Follow them @brimminghorn on social media. Check out their website to order individual bottles or join their mead club. www.brimminghornmeadery.com. Follow us @PerformanceAnx on social media. Now let’s get our Viking on with Brimming Horn. Music by Junius, Four Stroke Baron, & Huntsmen

Who doesn't love a bonus ep? Enjoy this quick phone call between Lily and Shai where Lil reports on some funny mom stories. Plus, we rave about Always Be My Maybe, Flea Bag, Eliza Sherman's Revenge starring Jackie Geary, Bosch, and believe it or not, Bumblebee. Plus big shoutouts to our Tia Linda, as well as amazing rock stars Cathy D. (So Fetch, Party Like It's) and Rachel Levitin. Friday Night Movie and Pancake for the Table will be at All Star Comic Con in Tyson's Corner, Virginia, June 8-9, 2019. Get tickets and join us for an amazing experience! Send us your recommendations and your tradesies! We'll watch them and report back on the show! Email us at pancake@pancake4table.com or tweet @FriNightMovie, @pancake4table, @chichiKgomez, and/or  @paperBKprincess.  Follow our creations and zany Instagram stories @frinightmovie and @pancake4table. Subscribe to our quarterly newsletter for exclusive giveaways and news! Theme music by What Does It Eat.  Subscribe and leave a review on IOS or Android at www.fridaynightmoviepod.com.  Follow all of our pop culture shenanigans at www.pancake4table.com. 

Hey GeekNerdery crew! I’m back at it again with 23min of ska and ska/punk in a holiday style for you. I hope all you fellow geeks and nerds all have a happy whatever-the-hell you celebrate and that you enjoy this tiny bit of music. 00:00 – Party Like It’s… – All I Want for Christmas … Continue reading 23min of Holiday Ska →

Jocelyn talks about the last day of the Backstreet Boys Cruise. She gets one Backstreet Boy to do a Mother's Day video shout-out. She talks about the surprisingly good Littrell Game Night event, Kevin's dinnertime announcement, winning in the casino, and getting selfies with 3 out of 5 Backstreet Boys during the Party Like It's 1993 deck party.

Ben & Curt barely talk about Office Space, then talk about some spooky dreams. Don't worry, it's the first chapter of the summer PARTY LIKE IT'S 1999 series, so Office Space is bound to come up again.====================Produced by Curtcake the Mighty at Black Gold Studios, 2018.==================== Ben & Curt 'til it Hurts on Twitter: @Ben_and_Curt Curtcake's Instagram and Twitter: @curtcake5k Music by Mike DeathSubscribe to Black Gold Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher for more Ben & Curt 'til it Hurts and Black Gold podcasts.==================== Leave us a review on iTunes!

Charlie Ward and Darren Powell (post-training audio) | Party Like It’s 2017 **Thank you for letting us be a small The post Charlie Ward and Darren Powell (post-training audio) | Party Like It’s 2017 appeared first on Beautiful Game Network.

We weren't really sure what we were going to do for this weeks episode, then a brand spanking new single fell into our laps. Then we recalled few other ones we hadn't gotten around to playing, not to mention some bands we've overlooked in general and now, here we are. Featuring music by The Simmertones, Party Like It's, Happy Ending, Smoke Like A Fish, RUDE STOMPERS, The Funaddicts, The Freecoasters, Root Diamoons, and The Hempsteadys!

Party Like It's 2008

Sometimes You Have to Take a Moment to Party Like It's 1999!In the wake of decisive victories for Democrats in New Jersey and Virginia, Caroline and Steve take a moment to enjoy the fruits of the hard work of the Resistance! We recap wins in seats that flipped from Republican to Democrat, as well as gains made by people who identify as Socialists, and cheer for the first transgender woman elected to the Virginia House of Delegates! We end the show with a couple of suggestions about what you can do after the final balloon drops because after this party ends the work continues! We aren't over by a long shot!

Sometimes You Have to Take a Moment to Party Like It's 1999!In the wake of decisive victories for Democrats in New Jersey and Virginia, Caroline and Steve take a moment to enjoy the fruits of the hard work of the Resistance! We recap wins in seats that flipped from Republican to Democrat, as well as gains made by people who identify as Socialists, and cheer for the first transgender woman elected to the Virginia House of Delegates! We end the show with a couple of suggestions about what you can do after the final balloon drops because after this party ends the work continues! We aren't over by a long shot!

You see what I did there? It's called PRINCE of Darkness and the visions from the future take place in 1999, so it's like the song "1999 (Party Like It's 1999)" by Prince. Right? Shut up. Anyway, apparently Jesus was an alien who started a secret society 2,000 years ago which became the Catholic Church and kept the secret that what we thought was God was really the Anti-god and is evil and his son (the Prince of Darkness) was contained within a canister of ectoplasm for 2,000 years. Now the Canister of Satan is ready to open and literally unleash Hell on earth. 1. Intro [0:00] 2. The Last Jedi trailer [4:04] 3. Solo: A Star Wars Story discussion [23:18] 4. Steve Martin & Martin Short [37:01] 5. Prince of Darkness Background Info/Trailer [40:17] 6. Wrap-up  [1:10:45] The trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5I3Lt8PwyQ 

With Bat-Like Tread ; 50 Shades of Bruce; This Little Pyg Had None; Like an Ogre; Mr. Napier, If You’re Nasty; Moose Want Pants Too; Party Like It’s 1999; Some Assembly Required; Superior Hawkeye; No Time for Losers; Purple and Terrifying; Inhumans Comics Are Good; Spidey’s Man in Chair; Unholy Rollers; Platonic Symbiosis; Little Deathstrokes; LBCBR: Golden Boy (All-Star Batman #14 - 7:26, Batman: The Dawnbreaker One-Shot - 11:33, Batman / The Shadow #1 - 18:43, Batman #32 - 22:33, Batman: White Knight #1 - 37:53, Harley and Ivy Meet Betty and Veronica #1 - 52:29, Paper Girls #16 - 58:53, Avengers #672 - 1:05:56, Hawkeye #11 - 1:10:48, Iceman #6 - 1:16:05, Jessica Jones #13 - 1:20:00, Royals #9 - 1:24:34, Spider-Man #21 - 1:29:09, Spirits of Vengeance #1 - 1:31:26, Venom #155 - 1:33:55, Is It Still Good? - 1:37:34, LBCBR: The Midas Flesh #1 - 1:47:43) Podcast theme: The Spontaneous Elk Reunion (The Fish Who Saved The Planet) / CC BY 4.0

12/12/2016 – The Usual Suspects (Kristy Hunt, T. Rich, Slli’m Williams, and da Vinci Parks) reconvene to discuss a broad range of topics: Reproductive Rights, Human Rights, Food Apartheid and more–all while Kristy talks loudly with her hands.  It’s a Philly thing.  Join us! Ohio Politician Who Lobbied for ‘Heartbeat Bill’ Has ‘Never Thought About’ Why … Read More The post SYMHM: Reproductive Rights Rhetoric, Double-Talk, and Party Like It’s 1939 appeared first on Flash/Black :radio:.

Party Like It's 1999 BC

Welcome back to another special episode of Suite12 Podcast.This week we forgo the news portion of the podcast because of not only a semi-slow news cycle (who really wants to hear about "50 Shades of Grey" still, and instead we bring you our "Super-Official" Oscars 2015 picks. We can guarantee that we are probably more wrong than right, but these are our choices!Afterwards, stay tuned as we go through a chronology of our favorite party movies, what started out as random order changed to a true list in real time!Lastly, enjoy a vault pick for this week, and an additional one for last week as well.Listen to the Podcast here!Like us on Facebook: Suite12 PodcastFollow us on Twitter: @Suite12Review and comment on iTunes.Download on Stitcher!

This episode is a mini episode that does not include a main discussion because we just released a special bonus episode featuring our friends from the I Heard That Was Good Podcast. Be sure to listen to the bonus episode because we discuss Grammy predictions!  Sadly, Taylor announced that she will not be performing at the Grammys because she is incredibly busy getting ready for the 1989 World Tour.  Swift History: This week in 2009, Taylor was watching Bruce Springsteen deliver an amazing performance at the Super Bowl and rehearsing for her performance of "Fifteen" at the Grammys! At the year's Super Bowl, Katy Perry did not include any digs at Taylor in her performance, but she did feature some incredible sharks!  Taylor's name was included in a commercial for Saturday Night Live's 40th Anniversary Episode, which will air on February 15th at 8 pm on NBC! We cannot wait to see what she has in store for us on SNL!  Taylor is trademarking several phrases from 1989, including "Could Show You Incredible Things," "Party Like It's 1989," "Nice to Meet You. Where You Been?," "This Sick Beat," and "Cause We Never Go Out of Style." #SwiftieProblems: When you're gonna listen to one Taylor song before bed, but then it turns into ten songs! - via @ShadesOfTayGrey on Twitter  On this week's fashion segment, we talk about where to find some older items of Taylor's that have just been located, along with some items that she wore while she was in Maui. Thanks to TaySwiftStyle.com for tracking them down! Be sure to tune in next week, when we'll discuss Ashley's experience attending the Grammys! We'd love to hear what you thought of this episode. Leave us a review on iTunes along with a 5 star rating! Thanks for listening!

"PARTY LIKE IT'S 1929" (VIDEO) by "Loose Bruce" Kerr is a parody of Prince's "1999," about the country's current fiscal crisis. While Prince's 1982 original spoke of the end of days way off in the future (way off in 1999), Bruce's parody speaks of the end of days happening...RIGHT NOW! At least it seems like it, with Republicans calling for government takeovers of private banks. Who'd have predicted that would ever happen. Lenin, anyone? Feels like...like...1929.Hear/download the AUDIO on this podcast site in mp3, either STEREO or MONO (particularly for AM radio)."Loose Bruce" Kerr is an irregular feature on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon syndicated national radio shows. Bruce has opened for "Weird Al" Yankovic.Kerr records and performs his videos and audio tracks in his garage, singing and playing the instruments one at a time. Bruce took 20 years off from his legal career to write and perform music as "Loose Bruce" Kerr. After resuming his career in law, Kerr is currently Assistant General Counsel of Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley.Most of Bruce's audios and videos can be heard and seen on this podcast site as well as on YouTube, funnyordie.com, metacafe.com, revver.com, myspace, yahoo, and many other video sites.email Bruce at

"PARTY LIKE IT'S 1929" (STEREO AUDIO mp3) by "Loose Bruce" Kerr is a parody of Prince's "1999," about the country's current fiscal crisis. While Prince's 1982 original spoke of the end of days way off in the future (way off in 1999), Bruce's parody speaks of the end of days happening...RIGHT NOW! At least it seems like it, with Republicans calling for government takeovers of private banks. Who'd have predicted that would ever happen. Lenin, anyone? Feels like...like...1929.See/download the VIDEO on this podcast site as well as get the MONO version of the mp3 (for AM radio in particular)."Loose Bruce" Kerr is an irregular feature on the Dr. Demento and Jim Bohannon syndicated national radio shows. Bruce has opened for "Weird Al" Yankovic.Kerr records and performs his videos and audio tracks in his garage, singing and playing the instruments one at a time. Bruce took 20 years off from his legal career to write and perform music as "Loose Bruce" Kerr. After resuming his career in law, Kerr is currently Assistant General Counsel of Sun Microsystems in Northern California's Silicon Valley.Most of Bruce's audios and videos can be heard and seen on this podcast site as well as on YouTube, funnyordie.com, metacafe.com, revver.com, myspace, yahoo, and many other video sites.email Bruce at