I’m not sure if the title above is correct. I just translate it as it is 
Here I’m gonna spread the news about a blog dedicated for the legendary story of Fire at the Menoreh Hill. I got this information from Mer1dzalden and it made me really truly deeply very happy 
This is the story that I knew from my time at elementary school and now I can read it again
I got email from Mrs. Lia couple days ago. She told me that she sells some of the great music video compilations of the 80’s in DVD’s. That’s really awesome! So I’m gonna spread the news here 
Have you ever watched any showbiz event before? A concert maybe, or a football match, or any kind of showbiz. It’s kinda refreshing really. Get out from your daily routine and enjoy yourself a little bit.
I believe all of us will be very happy if we inherited many things from someone. But how if you find out that all of those things are cursed? [Read more →]
There are 22 official movies of James Bond released to the market. From Dr. No (1962) to Quantum of Solace (2008). Stretched from the generation of The Beatles, to the era of hip-hop and reality TV shows. There are 6 actors who have played the legendary British MI6 007 agent. Which one is the best, or the worst, here’s my version.
Now I wanna take you to the dance floor. Dance of the 80’s to be more precise. These are some of my precious collections. They belong to one of the popular dance singers of the 80’s, Noel. Remember him? Or perhaps you remember Silent Morning?
This song was one of my favourites during my childhood. There was a cassette in my home having this track. I didn’t own the cassette, it actually belonged to my relatives. The title was Hits of The World 1984. It was a truly fantastic collection. One of them was a song called Heart of The Universe by Chris Rainbow.
There’s a request to post some PSP links. So here we go. PSP stands for Pancaran Sinar Petromax, a comedy dangdut music group who were really famous back in the end of 70’s and 80’s. Unlike other dangdut singer or band, PSP were actually coming from university student environment. Most of them were the student of University of Indonesia in Jakarta, the best university in Indonesia.
Media used to call him “Pangeran Musik Indonesia” (The Prince of Indonesian Music). He’s talented, good looking, and dared to offer something different to the Indonesian music in his era. Pop creative, that’s what media used to call it, was quite something new in Indonesia back in the 80’s. Fariz RM was one of few pioneers in pop creative industry which later changed the stlye of Indonesian music in general.
Are you a hard rock fans? If you are, then you must be pretty ecstatic to hear the news that one of the greatest hard rock band in the world will come to Jakarta for one night concert. Remember David Coverdale? Yup, it’s Whitesnake…! I got this news from 80’s mailing list and now I share it with you!
