There are no scarier words than "Now with new recipe". Most of the time it means "You will never be able to enjoy your favourite food again". It can be equally scary when a music act changes their style. But honestly, it doesn’t HAVE to be bad. Sure, when Black Eyed Peas went from Hip Hop to Pop Rap to EDM, things worked out financially for them, but artistically they went from being pretty cool to being a laughingstock.

There are no scarier words than "Now with new recipe". Most of the time it means "You will never be able to enjoy your favourite food again". It can be equally scary when a music act changes their style. But honestly, it doesn’t HAVE to be bad. Sure, when Black Eyed Peas went from Hip Hop to Pop Rap to EDM, things worked out financially for them, but artistically they went from being pretty cool to being a laughingstock.

Competent swashbuckle fun. It's strange how 30 years ago "modernizing a classic tale for young audiences" just meant "We do everything as usual, but with hip, young actors and more action". ----- #003...

While I generally try to review only albums this month that may not be known by everybody and their mothers, I do have to pick one of the most iconic dance music albums of the 90s because of how much it means to me. So in a way it is less about the album but more about me. I think you all agree with me that it’s impossible to think of the Big Beat movement of the 90s without instantly thinking of Fatboy Slim.

While I generally try to review only albums this month that may not be known by everybody and their mothers, I do have to pick one of the most iconic dance music albums of the 90s because of how much it means to me. So in a way it is less about the album but more about me. I think you all agree with me that it’s impossible to think of the Big Beat movement of the 90s without instantly thinking of Fatboy Slim.

Motherfucking MTV, man. I know the cliche is that they stopped playing music in the early 00s, but at least in Germany they had it all figured out in the last few years. They not just went back to playing almost nothing but music, no, they even had a really damn good team, that put especially at night some really cool playlists together, full of music that I never heard of or totally forgot.

Uncreative nerd hacks: "Grrr, Superman doesn't work in the 21st century! He must be dark, gritty, full of moral grey areas, randian, oh, what about making him full blown evil because Superheroes are f...

"At the beginning of November 1998 a huge and strong hurricane approached Central America and it started raining. Too much rain over paradise." This introduction is heard on every single track on this EP. Sometimes also in German and Spanish. Hurricane Mitch was so devastating, that a group of mostly German DJs and producers came together for a charity project. As UNITED DEEJAYS FOR CENTRAL AMERICA they produced each one track that was released on one EP.

YouTube video by Showdown Records

The key to understanding this movie is that in its only actually scary and suspenseful scene, a furry little creature that cosplays as Rambo saves the day. As a standalone movie, this gloriously nonse...

"At the beginning of November 1998 a huge and strong hurricane approached Central America and it started raining. Too much rain over paradise." This introduction is heard on every single track on this EP. Sometimes also in German and Spanish. Hurricane Mitch was so devastating, that a group of mostly German DJs and producers came together for a charity project. As UNITED DEEJAYS FOR CENTRAL AMERICA they produced each one track that was released on one EP.