Starship .::. Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now

“Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” is a towering, ultra-polished 1987 power-pop and arena-rock anthem that hit number one globally as the theme song for the romantic comedy film Mannequin. Co-written by Diane Warren, the track features a massive, high-tech production layered with shimmering synthesizers, driving electronic drums, and a soaring electric guitar solo that epitomizes…

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Movie Review: Wonder Woman (1974): (TV Special)

The 1974 Wonder Woman TV movie, starring Cathy Lee Crosby, is a fascinating, if misguided, time capsule of 1970s television that serves as a radical departure from the source material. Produced by ABC as a potential pilot, the film abandons the comic book’s magical elements, superpowered abilities, and iconic costume in favor of a “modernized” superspy…

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Exposé .::. Let Me Be The One

“Let Me Be the One” is a sleek, ultra-catchy 1987 freestyle and dance-pop track that continued Exposé’s historic run of top-ten pop singles from their debut album Exposure. Driven by a sharp, syncopated drum machine rhythm and layered with bright synth-brass hits, bubbling keyboard sequences, and a driving pop-funk bassline, the track represents the commercial…

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Hanson .::. Where’s The Love

Hanson’s 1997 single “Where’s the Love?” is a soulful pop-rock track that explores themes of accountability, empathy, and social consciousness. While often overshadowed by the sheer energy of its predecessor “MMMBop,” it is considered a lyrical “close cousin” that encourages listeners to find the best in themselves and their surroundings. Lyric Meaning: Accountability and Global…

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Dexy’s Midnight Runners .::. Come on Eileen

“Come on Eileen” is a joyous, wildly energetic 1982 Celtic rock and new wave masterpiece that became a massive global number-one phenomenon for British band Dexys Midnight Runners. The track is defined by its highly unique instrumentation, tossing aside 80s synthesizers in favor of a frantic, acoustic arrangement featuring weeping fiddles, an accordion, punchy brass…

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