Does anyone remember Richard Marx or/and Kci & Jojo?
816131
hi hun i remember kaci and jojo i had them played while i signed my wedding register thing all my life and then had tell me its real played at the meal.
416506
i love old school punk and the new york dolls, ill have to check out that dvd....
157515
i like pink panther too!! but my favorite old show is looney toons. they were so funny! also ren&stimpy, smurfs, the flinstones, the jetsons, rocky and bulwinkle, and so many more, i can't name them!!!!
518084
probably. i saw george lopez and freddie prinze, j.r though! they were sitting next to eachother.
805235
Slapstick. I have visions of the Marx Brothers.
966136
I totally agree - and do not forget Jayce and the wheeled warriors, Thundercats, Transformers, Visionaries - check out this link.\n\nhttp://www.80scartoons.co.uk/index.php
678835
Yes I do.  They are marvelous.  I enjoy the songs.  Not just the tunes, but the lyrics, and the videos, and the band.  They're original and upbeat and wonderful to watch and listen to.  Plus, I love Tyson Ritter!
219754
Woo hoo!! Do you know how long I have been on here waiting for someone to ask a question about Jarvis or Pulp? I thought I was the only one who liked them anymore. Anyway, he had a parody band called Relaxed Muscle with Richard Hawley but they used the aliases 'Darren Spooner' (jarvis) and 'Wayne Marsden' (Richard). They had an ep & an album but I don't know that they'll do anything else. As far as I know Pulp still plan to return eventually. I hope so anyway.
654533
hazard by richard marx
197532
i used to when he was on the normal radio. I still remember the old characters like ted bell and many more. one of he best i can remember was is when he acted out the part of an old mail man that said that we do not deserve Saturday delivery and it was the US postal service that saved California from invasion by the Japanese in WWII
641030
It does ring a bell!  I remember watching a lot of weird japanese stuff like Thundercats, and movies like Heavy Metal in the 80s. Just opened the 'official' StarBlazers website below and the theme tune blasted around the office.... that was a tad embarassing.
1097359
Yes and I love you for saying so. I was born in 74 and I think about the 80's alot. I miss a lot of things to include Saturday morning cartoons much like yourself. There are so many things but too many things to list here. I think it would be cool if there were decade categories on "answers" so that we could talk about each decade specifically in detail and everyone would know where to go-I honestly just by chance came across your question. I do, however, love to watch I love the 70's and 80's on VH1 and that allows me to reminisce a bit. I just sit there with a giant smile on my face the entire time.
318680
Oh, yes, I remember when it was originally aired.  I loved Spin and Marty.  Remember "Gold da blunes and pieces of eight"?  Annette singing "How Will I know My Love"  Then there was Darlene who was adorable and usually played a tomboy in the serials.  Then there were the youngest, Karen and Cubby.  I think Moochie (Pollyanna) was one of the original Mousecateers. I wish "Fury" the story of a horse and the boy who loved him would come back on.  You are also probably too young to remember "Sky King" and "Circus Boy" with Mickey Dolenz who eventually became a member of The Monkees.
653627
You know what I love the song "Faded pictures" with Joe on the Rush Hour STDK, along with the one with Foxxy Brown on the Nutty Professor's SDTK!\nHope this will help you out:
985451
I agree 100%.  These bands today are all toe gazers, constantly depressed.  Dio has a very good new album out.  I'd kill for a Grand Funk Railroad reunion.  The problem is a lot of these older bands have just one original member.   I saw Iron Butterfly about 10 years ago and the singer was the only original member and he was so smashed he could barely stand up.  Bring back the NWOBHM.  Tygers of Pan Tang, Scorpions, Accept just to name a few.  Rock on and Rock hard.
205782
I have fond memories of watching the b&w versions of Mighty Mouse, Heckle & Jeckle, and Popeye.\n\nI've also watched my fair share of the old school Tom & Jerry cartoon, as well as USA Cartoon Express featuring Captain Caveman and Grape Ape among others.\n\nIf I had to pick one that I'd like to watch a couple of episodes of, I'd probably go with those strange black and white cartoons that featured various food item characters that interacted with one another when people were't around.  Mainly there was music, and little to no dialoge.  I'll catch an episode every once in awhile, usually late at night as part of some video music varietiy program.
946279
I would love to go see Segar w' my mom. She's a big fan, (everyone says my dad looks like him) and i just sorta developed a love of his music myself over the years. Someday Lady You'll Accompn'y Me...my fav.