This one is a classic, and totally off-the-wall.

Of course, that’s why I like it.

From the 1992 album, Happy Hour, it’s King Missile and the song you’ll never forget, Detachable Penis.

After waking up hungover and discovering his penis is missing, John S. Hall scours the town in search of his missing appendage.  Finally, he finds his penis for sale “on a blanket next to a broken toaster oven.  The man selling it wants $22 for it, but Hall is able to “talk him down to seventeen.”

A great blast from the past if you remember it, but if you don’t, you won’t soon forget it.

The Go-Gos with ‘We Got the Beat’, live in 1981!

Check out these stars as they looked 20-years ago!

Do you recognize them all?

Do you recognize all of the stars as they looked in 1993?

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‘The Banana Splits’ were probably every kid’s favorite.

You all know how much I love to take strolls down memory lane . .

Today I thought I would dig up some intros to those kid’s shows that we we couldn’t wait to get home to see after school. You know, back when we were running around in Normandy Rose jeans, leather Nike’s, were rocking friendship pins and toting metal lunch boxes around. Sid & Marty Krofft were the bomb.

To see them now, they look pretty goofy, you have to wonder what those guys were smoking.

A treat for those who remember, but for those who don’t, you’re probably going to wonder what I’m smokin’ . .

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Land of the Lost

Who didn’t love Marshall, Will, Holly, Chaka and the Sleestaks?

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Wonderbug

Everyone wanted a dune buggy of their very own!

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Electra Woman and Dyna Girl

Who knew Diedre Hall was in such a silly show? I did!

Just for fun, it’s reggae legend Peter Tosh with Steppin’ Razor from the 1977 album, Equal Rights.

Because it’s just that good . .

Enjoy . . I hope it’s beautiful wherever you are today!

Michael Jackson caricature, Rolling Stone magazine, September 24, 1987.