Tag: 90s
Lightly Used – Episode 13
Lightly Xmassy Lightly Used 13 – Lightly Xmassy | RSS.com It’s our first remotely-recorded episode, and last episode of the year.We start with Karen’s Factitious Corner and compare our earliest Xmas memories;Johnny Turnip and friends come face to face with ‘the Necromancer’ in Lightly Used News;We’ve had to exchange Tat In The Box items and
Lightly Used – Episode 10
The Big One-Oh The Big One-Oh | RSS.com Very much after the fact… our memories seeing CheapShow Live at the Cheerful Earful Podcast festival in London, with our fellow Studio:Channel 84 hosts and our “Parasocial Pod Squad” as Adam put it, or “my harem of men” as Karen put it…either way, links to these many
Lightly Used – Episode 9
Smells Like Cardboard Smells Like Cardboard We recorded this before going to London to meet with the rest of Studio:Channel 84 and see CheapShow Live – you’ll finally have our update in the next pod…sorry for our very convoluted recording schedule. This episode…Adam and Karen ponder cheap slimming options;We bought some Trek Bibliotat for Untitled
Lucozade saved my life
The first question you should be asking is whether the title is true, did Lucozade in fact save my life?
The Real Ghostbusters Sticker Album
The Real Ghostbusters was an amazing cartoon. Dark, funny and capturing the essence of the Ghostbusters film – I watched it religiously.
Songs can transport you to the past.. Part Two
Smokey Bacon rung out across the store, each and every time Craig asked what our flavour was.
Songs can transport you to the past
There will always be songs we listen to that immediately catapult us in to another space in time, happy or not.
Tom has a 90s playlist
‘Everybody hurts’ just reminds me of a certain group of young people from Chiswell Green singing ‘Everybody’s stoned’
Give Me a Break
Living rent free in the music hole in my brain alongside the likes of Crazy Frog and Barbie Girl
Do you remember these shops?
This meant recently pubescent me could get in, cheekily thumb through a few top shelf magazines and then leave with a bottle of Virgin Cola (the Pammy bottle) without being questioned.