Classic ska punk out of the bay area. It's hard to believe how many legendary songs came out of this album I've heard covered countless times.

Garth Brooks, one of the best selling artists of the 90's got his debut in the late 80's. He's one of the few country artists I still go back and listen to regularly. Especially this album with The Dance, what a phenomenal song.

I think it's pretty much impossible to avoid Disney growing up. The Little Mermaid marked the beginning of the Disney Renaissance with a great soundtrack with multiple stand out tracks.

My sister and I loved the song One Woman Man so much for some reason. I remember one roadtrip where we listened to it on repeat.

Where is My Mind? is the more famour Pixies track, but this one has Debaser which is my favorite.

This is a great graphic novel series that I've read through twice by borrowing the collected books from the library.

Hyperion is a science fiction story following the stories of six people on their way to meet The Shrike.

The first book in the Guests of War trilogy.

Indiana Jones is problematic in retrospective, but the introduction of Sean Connery RIP to the series is a great addition. I own the trilogy on VHS, DVD and Blu-Ray. Yes, I said trilogy, the fourth film never happened.

There's a huge difference between the standard and special editions of this movie. I'm still waiting for the blu-ray release, but James Cameron is too busy making Avatar sequels to be bothered.

Lloyd Dobbler, such a dreamboat.

Be excellent to each other and party on dudes!

A lesser known 80's skateboard movie about a skater avenging his brother's death with Christian Slater and Tony Hawk.

I've tried to limit the movies section to just five movies per year, but the 80's were so good I couldn't finish the decade without including this movie. It's darker than the first film, but getting to see the actual future was awesome. The hoverboards we actually got by 2015 were not a real substitute.

A licensed game that was actually a good adapatation of the movie.

My first introduction to the game was from borrowing my friend's SNES and playing Super Mario All-Stars. I don't think I've ever completed this game, maybe I should get around to it now that it's on NES Online.