Classic Songs & Music Videos of Yesteryear!

[packerbacker180]

1990 was a great year. I was 12. Life was great.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I was only 9 then. Shame how so few people talk about this good stuff and their memories like we're doing. It sure was, it's still difficult for a year after that to be as good as 90.

OKAY, I'm not sure if I can find the scenes that next songs will be from like I did with Hammer from 90's TMNT. Now, next up is Spin That Wheel by Hi Tek 3 featuring Ya Kid Kay of Technotronic. I loved these groups, they were very cool and so was she. She also did a really cool on for Turtles 90 in 91 which I will get to that in time. Here's the official video

[packerbacker180]

I do not recall that one at all.

[BrandonDaCollector]

I'm glad you're keeping up with Me Packer Huh, that's something, well you getting to know some good ones now I liked Ya Kid Kay's song as much MC Hammer's song. OKAY, there's only 10 tracks on each of the original TMNT Movie Soundtracks from 90 & 91 which I both on CD so I'm going to post all what I can I couldn't find a music video for it but here's Riff - Monty Seward's Family

[BrandonDaCollector]

Here's Spunkadelic's really fun, 9.95

[BrandonDaCollector]

Okay, here's Track #5, next up is one of the most iconic songs for TMNT, here's Turtle Power by Partners in Kryme



More soon

[BrandonDaCollector]

I hope your keeping up with Me here Track number 6 is "Let the Walls Come Down" by Johnny Kemp, it's a pretty sweet song

[BrandonDaCollector]

Here's Track #7 of the cool TMNT Soundtrack, this is by St. Paul and it's called "Every Heart Needs a Home".

[BrandonDaCollector]

There's only three tracks left. Next isn't a song but a Cue from the TMNT 1990 Soundtrack. Movie score Cues are My fave of soundtracks and is always what I look for in a soundtrack and want the most. The composers are so underrated, overlooked & unacknowledged by many people in society, and it's been like that for ages and I have no clue why but I've never been a part of that as I realized long ago how important the music they create is for a film. Composers are some of the most talented people in the world. They play many instruments & write songs too. Look at Randy Newman for instance, he's does it all If there was no score, the movie would be so much lesser without it. Besides, collecting movie scores & soundtracks is a great hobby. With that being said, the score was by John Du Prez who was great. Unfortunately, his wonderful score has never been released as a special edition which is so foolish I just love his music and his absolute great theme for Shredder so here's Shredder's Suite, listening to it you can just envision the great look of the film, the landscape of New York and the overall feeling of 1990

[packerbacker180]

I don't recall any of those songs. I mentioned Pac-Man in the commercial thread so it seemed like it was time to break this out...