To start off our 305th shownotes, why note rock out with our fireballs of dragon fury our with this excellent music video tribute to Street Fighter: the Movie:
Because we all could use more Raul Julia in our sad lives, here is a double dose via MC Hammer's Addams Family rap from Addams Family Values, a song that I sheepishly admit to knowing by heart way too much:
During the podcast we discuss the anime Frankenstein and it's inability to be found on Youtube. I then proceeded to search for it and instantly found it for you, our loyal listeners. Behold and beware of Anime Fronkenstein:
While Randy was off at Anime Boston this weekend, my heart was being won over by the Korean romantic comedy "I'm A Cyborg But That's OK!" Featuring the heartwarming story of a girl who thinks she is a robot and the kleptomaniac who is afraid he will shrink into a dot and vanish falling in love to prevent world destruction, how can it not tug on your heartstrings?
Since it's still technically Spring Break somewhere, let's end these shownotes in a festive party of sweaty men, industrial metal, and bikinis, shall we? Let's start off with this clip from MTV Spring Break's Cancun Beach Brawl '99, featuring a battle royale of WCW's finest (who would work for free) and Fear Factory performing "Shock." Bonus points for having Raven and Kid Rock on commentary:
Too much testosterone in that last Spring Break video? Well folks, do I have a treat for you. You see, many years ago MTV used to have a Spring Break show called Fashionably Loud, where models would walk around in swimwear while metal bands play. Then the show soon because models walking around while rappers and R&B singers performed. Then the show was canceled. One of the weirder episodes of this show was the one featuring industrial band Pitchshifter, featuring a little known band called Limp Bizkit opening up for them. The sound is a little soft on this one, so please to be cranking it like your daddy taught you to to WYSIWYG:
