For music fans of a certain age, MTV Unplugged holds a special place in their hearts. With the first episode airing in 1989, the series has produced some of the most memorable live performances in history over the decades. No one can forget Nirvana’s set, recorded less than a year before Kurt Cobain tragically took his own life in 1994, or when Alice in Chains played one of its final shows with former lead vocalist Layne Staley. There are too many memorable episodes to count, and now you can watch more than 50 classic episodes, including the two mentioned above, on Paramount+.
If you do not currently subscribe to Paramount+, you can check it out at no cost, as they offer a 7-day free trial.
National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation is my favorite Christmas movie. This year, I’ve had some memorable experiences that have really energized me as a fan like never before. First, I went to see it in the CONTINUE READING…
For many years, I never really considered Home Alone a Christmas movie. Of course, it takes place on Christmas and has nearly everything to do with the spirit of Christmas, but for whatever reason, my CONTINUE READING…
Back in 1987, a charity album was released titled A Very Special Christmas. The album featured renditions of Christmas classics by some of the biggest names in music at that time and the proceeds went to Special Olympics. CONTINUE READING…
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I don’t have any special memories of Unplugged, but reading this now gives me hope that maybe some of those old countdown shows I used to watch into the night back in the mid-’90s will get added, too.
Really, just reprogram the nightly schedule with all that you can squeeze in there, right down to Beavis & Butt-Head, MTV Oddities, and Kurt Loder reading the news, let me run it as it originally cycled, and that might just be enough to get me to subscribe!
I don’t have any special memories of Unplugged, but reading this now gives me hope that maybe some of those old countdown shows I used to watch into the night back in the mid-’90s will get added, too.
Really, just reprogram the nightly schedule with all that you can squeeze in there, right down to Beavis & Butt-Head, MTV Oddities, and Kurt Loder reading the news, let me run it as it originally cycled, and that might just be enough to get me to subscribe!