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Good sound
I haven't heard this in 30 years. I still remember how hot Lisa was.
Bill is at it again, we are going on a trip back to the 80s. First a song done in 2025 that wears it's 80s influences on its sleeve "Magnetic" by Tunde Adebimpe, then Paul Kelly's "Dumb Things" from '89 and now "Weird Science". It's like we are going "Back to the Future"!
maxvonevil wrote:
can't believe she was married to Steven Seagal
Man, that song brings back good memories. Even though the movie sucked hard, I had huge a teen bo...ahem, CRUSH on Kelly 
C'mon fellas, she was a Super Hottie!
Thumbs up if you agree! 👍
C'mon fellas, she was a Super Hottie!
Thumbs up if you agree! 👍
can't believe she was married to Steven Seagal
I keep hearing Peter Gabriel’s Steam.
alanb wrote:
realdoll.com - ask and ye shall receive, lol
Suddenly, I'm a teenager again. Oh how I wished I could make a love slave from a barbie doll...
realdoll.com - ask and ye shall receive, lol
Man, that song brings back good memories. Even though the movie sucked hard, I had huge a teen bo...ahem, CRUSH on Kelly
C'mon fellas, she was a Super Hottie!
Thumbs up if you agree! 👍
C'mon fellas, she was a Super Hottie!
Thumbs up if you agree! 👍
Listened as the album came out. All their albums. They were cutting edge from America then for us Huns.
When I saw them live on PHX state fair in 1991 I was surprised the audience were strictly highschool kids who sang along most ALL the lyrics having a real dead man's party..
A memorable band in many ways to me.
Initially found it's way to my ears through late nights' John Peel's Music .
When I saw them live on PHX state fair in 1991 I was surprised the audience were strictly highschool kids who sang along most ALL the lyrics having a real dead man's party..
A memorable band in many ways to me.
Initially found it's way to my ears through late nights' John Peel's Music .
Needs more 80s percussion.
It's funny to me how different the vibe is between Danny Elfman and the other people in the band photo. Oingo Boingo could well be named "Seven dudes and a psychopath."
Peter Gabriel meets Talking Heads
with a soupçon of Thomas Dolby
with a soupçon of Thomas Dolby
sfoster66 wrote:
ah_blessed wrote:
What's next? "Jungle Love" by The Time and Morris Day?
Would be an improvement tbh...
How bout a nice greasy pork sandwich served up in a dirty ashtray?
ah_blessed wrote:
What's next? "Jungle Love" by The Time and Morris Day?
Would be an improvement tbh...
How bout a nice greasy pork sandwich served up in a dirty ashtray?
Rating it a 6 mainly for the nostalgia factor.
jah_blessed wrote:
Would be an improvement tbh...
What's next? "Jungle Love" by The Time and Morris Day?
Would be an improvement tbh...
How DARE all of the Chets giving this song a one!! You know what has to happen now
......... You're going to eat flies until you apologize!
......... You're going to eat flies until you apologize!Endless. 7 > 6
Great song from a great movie, with great cars to boot!
cmactavish wrote:
And HOW!!! YUM!!
She was the fashizzle back then!
And HOW!!! YUM!!
DBCinCA wrote:
This version...agreed. Studio cut is much more fun/enjoyable.
Very fun band - but this song is weak.
This version...agreed. Studio cut is much more fun/enjoyable.
david16 wrote:
Yum! 'Nuff said.
Kelly Le Brock ...
Yum! 'Nuff said.
Kelly Le Brock ...
ThePoose wrote:
I really miss Thomas Dolby's sound of the 80's.
wHY AM i HEARING tHOMAS dOLBY??
I really miss Thomas Dolby's sound of the 80's.
wHY AM i HEARING tHOMAS dOLBY??
She was the fashizzle back then!
Danny Elfman can sure write good party songs!
Love Danny Elfman..wish he were still rocking out rather than writing film scores.
Woah, the extended mix just keeps going and going. Or is the the proper mix and I've only ever heard radio edits? Either way, I love it! 
Drunkenlilacwine wrote:
Ask and you shall recieve!
I'm liking this song 
(please bring this emoticon back!)
excellent tune indeed!!!
(please bring this emoticon back!)
excellent tune indeed!!!
Ask and you shall recieve!
One of the most underrated 80's comedies.
Not a great song, but I loved the movie.
This was my favorate part when I was considerably younger!
"In the family
jewels?
In the family jewels, man.
Broke my heart in two.
She broke more
than your heart."
What's next? "Jungle Love" by The Time and Morris Day?
sbrute wrote:
Perhaps the song is a bit dated, but come on, Oingo Boingo makes us happy! 
Exactly!
Dead Man's Party would have been a better choice for Halloween.
Well, since no one else quoteth:
"How'd you like a nice greasy pork sandwich, served in a dirty ashtray?"
Wonder if Bill Paxton listens?
Very fun band - but this song is weak.
Make it stop..... Oh well... Headed over to thecreamygoodness.com for a few minutes.
i don't know why, but this song always brings a smile to my face :D
The only time I want to hear this is when the movie is on. Sorry. 
Perhaps the song is a bit dated, but come on, Oingo Boingo makes us happy!
your vcr should cover it -- for openers
SharkSandwich wrote:
And right now, Bill has a bra strapped on his head.
Twin Peaks ?
Yeah, this song is terrible, but the transition from Dandy Warhol's "Science" to "Weird Science" was absolutely flawless. Go, Bill!
I've changed my mind. This song has got to be the worst song played on RP.
Wyatt, your kitchen is blue. . .
And right now, Bill has a bra strapped on his head.
I'm liking this song (please bring this emoticon back!)
excellent tune indeed!!!
(please bring this emoticon back!)
excellent tune indeed!!!Was this the first Elman-movie connection?
Suddenly, I'm a teenager again.
Oh how I wished I could make a love slave from a barbie doll...
Danny Elfman's career track is so evident here - a big 'ol theatrical production. Thanks, Bill.
Gosh, this song brings back memories.
Too bad they're not good ones.