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Gods, I think this is the best Doctor Who song ever composed.

Go, Granny! I hope I'm still playing my DS when I'm her age (of course, she's got about a half century on me, but still...)!

As of Friday, January 20, the Judicial Committee decided to shelve any discussion about SOPA. What this means is that it has been taken off the table until the next time the Committee reconvenes. At that point in time, it must be re-introduced for discussion to be considered for debate. If it doe...

OMG, this song STILL makes me cry!!!!

My mom had this 45 rpm, and my sister and I thought it was hilarious when we were kids. It's still pretty hip, after all these years. Thanks for sharing.

My friend back in college performed this song in American Sign Language. It was beautiful.

Wow, after nearly thirty years, it still gives me goosebumps! Completely awesome!

I bought this when it first came out. I was back in college and spent many hours studying with this playing in the background. Richard Burton's narration absolutely **makes** this album! I had to get it when it came out on CD as well.

One of them isn't a Topper doll at all. She's a Mattel Rock Flower named Rosemary. This would have been more impressive if the pictures had been in focus.

Dawn was first produced by Topper in 1970, not the '60s at all. And Gary's not so nerdy when he wears custom fashions. He actually looks pretty cool. I collect these, and I like to sew for the guys.

Heh heh heh....Fred WHO??? Ginger was awesome all on her own.

When this movie was released my husband and I were delighted at the cat-mannerisms of Toothless. He reminded us so much of my husband's cat, Baran. Later in the year, we lost Baran just about this time this came out on DVD. This movie is bittersweet, but in a good way. We still grieve over our lo...

I love the way Dean lilts the notes when he sings "Hey Mambo"; I think I still prefer Rosemary Clooney's version, though. It sings better at karaoke.

I haven't seen this movie (just the first one). So.....what the bleep happened to Shang? Running from bears? Squealing like a toddler when something runs down his back? Come ON....this guy was one of China's greatest warriors! Or so they led us to believe in the first movie. And now he's a wimp??...

June Foray was, is, and always will be the best female voice-over artist.

The song is actually called "Be A Man".

His philosophy about love, and how it changes over the years, that it isn't always the first rush of feeling, is spot on. It's something more people need to realize, going into a relationship they hope will last: you must adapt and change and believe, and you must accept and embrace that change a...

How would I react if I met my older self? I don't know. If I was as young as Amelia Pond, I would probably just go with it. Right now, I'd probably be in denial. "I don't look like that!!!" "No, but we will!"

I love the fact that Rod has taken many of the classic swing band songs and brought them out for new, younger listeners to hear and appreciate. This is one of my favorites. Thanks for posting it here!

I like it better than Frank's version (and I'm a huge fan of Sinatra). I think Frank sings it too slowly. Rod brought it up tempo enough to still make it sound like the emotion it is: yearning for something lost. Rod is a different style singer and comes from a much different background than Fran...

@kingduffy22able Of course I'm not mad. What would be the point? This is merely an argument debating the finer points of the perception of what is funny. To you, this man is obviously hilarious. To me, he's not. I still maintain that when a comedian has to resort to vulgarism for the "shock value...

I just love the music from this era. I wish there were more karaoke versions of these songs so I could get out and sing them.

I just heard this song for the first time on my Oldies radio station. OMG, this is an awesome song!

Running into the boxes is the best! I love how his hind feet splay out behind him. And he just lays there as if to say, "Okay, I did it. Show's over, folks!"

I don't like Jim Carrey, so I wasn't impressed with his version. Haven't heard Bieber's, and I'm not likely to. The classics are classics for a reason. Grace Slick does this best.

@thebritish25 - aomjenny has given you a good start. If you like the Swing Band sound, but would like to hear how it might be written by some of today's composers, try the Brian Setzer Orchestra, or Cherry Poppin' Daddies.