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The video from Spiderbait looks fine, but I definitely like the original from Ram Jam more. (My god did our hairstyles really look like this back then?)
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
The 80s was worse when all you guys had mullets
I might have had a perm by then (I was 21 that year!)
I never had a hairstyle like that, but I had a full beard in the eighties.The 80s was worse when all you guys had mullets
I was just a little girl, but I had older brothers so I listened to all this.
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
My hair was pretty much a disaster through most of the 80s 
No matter what I did to it, it just ended up going back to its natural shape so although I always wanted big, voluminous hair, I only did that a few times because that was WAY too much effort to maintain. For much of the 80s I wore a Debbie Gibson whale-spout style, even though it wasn't my favourite look but it was simple to create and to maintain, and I'm basically lazy
Then when I was 17, I got with a girl who was a hairdresser and finally I could experiment with different looks, ranging from the demure (Believe me, I was never demure LOL) to the ridiculous, but that was a fun time, although by nature, my hair would never stay set for long in any particular style, always reverting back to its usual boring look.
I experimented with wearing it up, which looked nice but maybe didn't really suit me at the time, and even cutting it short when I was 13, which one of my teachers said made me look like a lesbian (errr, hello.... ????)
I grew it really long in my early 20s, but I very quickly learned about the horrors of matted knots and split ends
These days it's almost exclusively a shoulder-length bob which is low maintenance and looks pretty good (most of the time)
I have been known to get a shaggy perm for special occasions, like going to weddings or other events, but there haven't been too many of those this past couple of years and in any case, it just ends up as a tangled horror show after a couple of days anyway
This render is not a perfect likeness, but it's pretty close to how I look these days;
Q: What's the best thing about CGI rendering?
A: It easily knocks at least ten years off you by not showing up all those pesky lines
No matter what I did to it, it just ended up going back to its natural shape so although I always wanted big, voluminous hair, I only did that a few times because that was WAY too much effort to maintain. For much of the 80s I wore a Debbie Gibson whale-spout style, even though it wasn't my favourite look but it was simple to create and to maintain, and I'm basically lazy
Then when I was 17, I got with a girl who was a hairdresser and finally I could experiment with different looks, ranging from the demure (Believe me, I was never demure LOL) to the ridiculous, but that was a fun time, although by nature, my hair would never stay set for long in any particular style, always reverting back to its usual boring look.
I experimented with wearing it up, which looked nice but maybe didn't really suit me at the time, and even cutting it short when I was 13, which one of my teachers said made me look like a lesbian (errr, hello.... ????)
I grew it really long in my early 20s, but I very quickly learned about the horrors of matted knots and split ends
These days it's almost exclusively a shoulder-length bob which is low maintenance and looks pretty good (most of the time)
I have been known to get a shaggy perm for special occasions, like going to weddings or other events, but there haven't been too many of those this past couple of years and in any case, it just ends up as a tangled horror show after a couple of days anyway
This render is not a perfect likeness, but it's pretty close to how I look these days;
Q: What's the best thing about CGI rendering?
A: It easily knocks at least ten years off you by not showing up all those pesky lines
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
Weird is good (and very subjective of course)
I also listen to rock and soundtracks, and pretty much all kinds of music (except rap, which I find extremely boring and obnoxious)
If it's weirdness you want, The KLF probably have you covered;
And this unlikely collaboration with Tammy Wynette;
Yeah the KLF certainly knew how to do weird music videos, but then U96 came along and said "Hold my beer..."
OK It's not the best song from the 90s, but the video does have definite BDSM overtones (This is what the Borg would have looked like, had they been assimilated by the House Of Gord
), and it has a deliciously cute gothy girl in a cage, so what's not to like? 
dommmu
Governor
This is the kind of videos that you don't just find. Videos like these find YOU
Another weird one:
Darkprincess69
High Priestess of Slaanesh
OK that's more weird than even most of my collection of music videos
This one is still weird 30 years on though...
Ahh the glory days of early 90's MTV - back when MTV actually played music videos...
well that was visually exciting and I’m not talking about the girls!
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montycrusto
Guest
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Greate Pier
Guest
For me weirdness in music started with the Army of Lovers. (Nice title BTW.)
But then came the unbeschreiblich weibliche Nina Hagen:
But then came the unbeschreiblich weibliche Nina Hagen:
How about a bit weird, a bit kinky, and musically unique?
I miss Lux Interior, a shame Poison Ivy Rorsarch doesn’t play anymore, she shredded that rhythm guitar in a unique style…. A strange mix of classic rock n roll, surf style rock, punk, with sexy lyrics to create a new sub genre of rock.
It can only be The Cramps, The guitar work on “Hot Pearl Smash” always gets me. If you like this, try the whole “A Date With Elvis” album - there’s even a couple of rare tracks with Ivy singing!
I miss Lux Interior, a shame Poison Ivy Rorsarch doesn’t play anymore, she shredded that rhythm guitar in a unique style…. A strange mix of classic rock n roll, surf style rock, punk, with sexy lyrics to create a new sub genre of rock.
It can only be The Cramps, The guitar work on “Hot Pearl Smash” always gets me. If you like this, try the whole “A Date With Elvis” album - there’s even a couple of rare tracks with Ivy singing!
Not mine either but they do it well. Someone shared this to my music group a week ago… There’s a whole series of Bluegrass versions of heavy metal which show off the talent involved!Not my favorite music, but something I really feel like sharing at the moment. Because... good company.
dommmu
Governor
I just finished my mandatory yearly re-watch of "Gladiator". Although historically almost completely incorrect, there's a lot of epic scenes and even more epic scores in the movie. But the one scene that always gets me is at the very end when Juba stands all alone in the Colosseum and says: "We'll met again, brother. But not yet. Not yet!" ... And then the screen fades to the credits and "Now We are Free" starts playing.