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Willie Oleson

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On O'DramaVision it's a heady fusion of classic comics
I'm a colour-sensitive person and this is a lot of....O'Colourama. Thankfully I had taken an anti-mismatch-over-colouration pill before I logged in.

Furthermore I'd like to explain that I didn't buy two The Colbys boxsets only to watch it on you-know-what-tube. It's probably algorithmed from watching a soap intro mash-up e.g. Falcon Crest in Dynasty style.

And another thing. The Hustle is from 1975 but maybe the singer discovered it in 1976 ?
 

Mel O'Drama

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I'm a colour-sensitive person and this is a lot of....O'Colourama. Thankfully I had taken an anti-mismatch-over-colouration pill before I logged in.

Ha ha. Yes - the comics reviews in particular are always very energised with the incredibly quick editing of bold colourful images and very speedy speech of the host delivering information at a rate of knots. I have to be careful not to watch too late in the evening or I end up overstimulated, but earlier in the day it's a healthier alternative to caffeine.

Your "up next" looks very tasteful indeed with its more muted palette. And I love that it gives the impression that Zach Powers makes a special guest appearance in a Bananarama video.


Furthermore I'd like to explain that I didn't buy two The Colbys boxsets only to watch it on you-know-what-tube. It's probably algorithmed from watching a soap intro mash-up e.g. Falcon Crest in Dynasty style.

Oh yes. I'm forever getting suggested videos of series I have on DVD, often because I've clicked on a soapy scene that someone posts here in the context of a particular discussion.

And those mashups are indeed great fun!
 

James from London

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The Hustle is from 1975 but maybe the singer discovered it in 1976 ?
I think so. Every song title on the album it's from, 50 Song Memoir, starts with a year, and the track listing is in chronological order, so it begins with ''66: Wonder Where I'm From' and ends with ''15: Someone's Fetish'.

'Not Down This Low' by Jeff Cowell

 

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James from London

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James from London

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And Then We Kiss - Britney Spears

Couldn't quite decide between the original:


And the remix:


Oddly, the original is more the more obscure of the two, having never been officially released.
 

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Caught You in a Lie - Louisa Mark


The original (at least I think it's the original) more groovy-soul version by Robert Parker is also a bit of a gem.
 
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