Jack Kavanagh Homan

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Dublin, 27, he/him, autistic and very very tired - linktr.ee/jkhoman

The cover of John and Yoko’s Wedding Album from 1969
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Ant and Dec on SMTV Live presenting the segment Dec Says which featured the Three Amigos’ version of Louie Louie as its theme tune
Mark Goodier awkwardly back announcing a faulty CD of Baby Baby by Corona on the 7th of May 1995
The list of Irish number ones for the first four months of 1991, which includes nine weeks at the top for Do the Bartman by The Simpsons.
A very blurry photo (sorry) of Graeme Garden on board the Goodies’ pirate radio boat The Saucy Gibbon in the series 1 episode Radio Goodies
The Land of Gorch muppets from SNL
'Stranger Things' Music Supervisor Says Finale Lands a Needle Drop Fans Won't Expect (Exclusive) The music supervisor says the finale secured a song almost no one ever gets permission to use.
Upscaled Pol McCorrtney
Glam metal band Cinderella looking… sexy??
Chart for week ending 31st October 1998: 1) Cher - Believe 2) George Michael - Outside 3) U2 - Sweetest Thing 4) Culture Club - I Just Wanna Be Loved 5) Alanis Morissette - Thank U
Me, aged 16, in the exam hall scene in Sing Street
The soundtrack to the movie Sing Street (2016)
My Bloody Valentine (mbv) performing Soon tonight at the 3Arena
The guy from the “heartbreaking: the worst person you know just made a great point” article
The Muppet news flash guy
The cover of the single for She’s Gone by Matthew Marsden featuring none other than Destiny’s Child on backing vocals
A vinyl copy of Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run sitting on one of my shelves.
Lynn Redgrave and Rita Tushingham in Smashing Time (1967)
A selection of music reference books, which includes - Tapestry of Delights Revisited - The Great Rock Discography - Top Pop Albums 1955-2016 - Top Pop Singles 1955-1989 - Top Pop Singles 1990-2023 - The Gavin Report - The Comparison Book 1954-1982 (Billboard, Cashbox, Music Vendor) - Cashbox Regional Hits 1957 - Top R&B Singles 1942-2016 - The Complete Book of Doo-Wop - Country Music - British Hit Singles - Top Pop Hits 1940-1954 - Top R&B Albums 1965-1998 - Billboard Across the Charts: The 1960s - The Billboard Book of Number One Albums - Swing - Top 40 Charts 1960-2009
Either Rod or Todd from The Simpsons (can’t remember tbh) saying “ow my freakin ears”
A description showing an Instagram music copy of Oliver’s Army by Elvis Costello. The block has three brackets, two large ones on opposite ends captioned with “this is such a good song” with one tiny bracket in the middle labelled “why did he say that”
Jack Nicholson looking very cool in one scene in the Monkees’ film Head (1968)
The “it’s” man from Monty Python’s Flying Circus
The chorus of Nevermind (What Was It Anyway) by Sonic Youth from the album NYC Ghosts and Flowers (2000) which mostly consists of Kim Gordon chanting “boys go to Jupiter to get more stupider, girls go to Mars, become rock stars” repeatedly
Honey G from series 13 of The X Factor (2016)
The cover of Jamie Oliver’s ‘Cookin’: Music to Cook By’ album
Cover of the self-titled album from The Five Day Week Straw People (1967)
Cover of the What a Way to Die retrospective compilation by The Pleasure Seekers
Cover of All of Us by Nirvana (1968). Text reads “The existence of chance is everything and nothing while the greatest achievement is the living of life, and so say ALL OF US”
Cover of I’ll Cry If I Want To by Lesley Gore (1963)
Cover of the self-titled album by Roger Nichols and the Small Circle of Friends (1968)
Cover of The Parade by The Parade (1995 retrospective)
Cover of Distant Shores by Chad and Jeremy (1966)
Cover of It’s a Beautiful Day’s self-titled album from 1969
Cover of The Monkees’ self-titled album from 1966
Cover of Happy Is the Sunshine Company by The Sunshine Company (1967)
Cover of Present Tense by Sagittarius (1968)
Cover of The Complete LHI Recordings by Honey LTD.
Article from the 8th of June 1963 copy of Disc magazine bearing the headline “PAT BOONE COVERS ROLF HARRIS HIT”. Article reads “Pat Boone has covered the Rolf Harris song hit ‘Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport’ for Dot so he will now be in stiff competition with Rolf’s own version which is out on the Epic label.”
Dog in car seat staring out of window with a rather forlorn, mournful and teary-eyed look on his face
Father Ted Crilly in the Flight Into Terror episode saying “ooh, not a popular one, Joe”
Joe Jackson singing It’s Different for Girls on Top of the Pops
Maybe it's the beer talking Marge but you got a butt that won't quit. they got those big chewy pretzels here mhfsshkjhfdjjtfhjhdafjjsgk five dollars??!! get outta here
Tweet which says “Spotify opened at work and I forgot my air pods at home and Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy (1941) began to play on max volume l'd rather it have been porn they're calling me Gladys”
#60: B.B. King - Please Love Me (1953) #59: The Clovers - Don't You Know I Love You (1951) #58: Annisteen Allen and John Carroll with Lucky Millinder's Orchestra - I'm Waiting Just for You (1951) #57: Amos Milburn - Bad, Bad Whiskey (1950) #56: Johnnie Ray and The Four Lads - Cry (1951) #55: The Ink Spots - I Don't Want to Set the World On Fire (1941) #54: The Ink Spots - That's When Your Heartaches Begin (1941) #53: The 5 Royales - Baby Don't Do It (1953) #52: Anton Karas - The Third Man Theme (The Harry Lime Theme) (1949) #51: Eileen Barton - If I Knew You Were Comin' (I'd've Baked a Cake) (1950)
24-12-81: Presenter: David Jensen (Live) (41) WIZZARD - I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday IMAGINATION - Brief Xmas message (4) ADAM & THE ANTS - Ant Rap (video) (45) ELVIS COSTELLO & THE ATTRACTIONS - Sweet Dreams (5) BUCKS FIZZ - The Land Of Make Believe (12) THE POLICE - Spirits In The Material World ® (26) KOOL & THE GANG - Get Down On It (Zoo) (3) ABBA - One Of Us (video) (20) ALTERED IMAGES - I Could Be Happy (9) DOLLAR - Mirror Mirror (Mon Amour) (1) THE HUMAN LEAGUE - Don't You Want Me (47) PHILLIP LYNOTT - Yellow Pearl (audience dancing/credits)
The cover of volume 12 of Unsurpassed Masters, a series of Beach Boys bootlegs. Volume 12 consists of Sloop John B session highlights as well as an hour of radio session recording highlights
Top artists: 1) Thee Sacred Souls 2) Crowded House 3) Dusty Springfield 4) The Beach Boys 5) Sonic Youth Top songs: 1) No One Ever Tells You (The Crystals) 2) My Song (Labi Siffre) 3) Instinct (Crowded House) 4) Who Do You Love (The Sapphires) 5) Nikki (Burt Bacharach)
20. George Michael – Jesus to a Child (1996) 19. En Vogue – My Lovin’ (You’re Never Gonna Get It) [1992] 18. Drop Nineteens – Winona (1992) 17. Slowdive – Catch the Breeze (Holding Our Breath EP) [1991] 16. Electronic – Getting Away With It (1989) 15. Praga Khan ft. Jade 4 U – Injected With a Poison (1992) 14. Mike Oldfield ft. Maggie Riley – Moonlight Shadow (1983) 13. Manic Street Preachers – Faster (1994) 12. The Beloved – The Sun Rising (1989) 11. N-Trance – Set You Free (1994)
#UNCOOLTWO50 50. Chris Rea – Tell Me There’s a Heaven (1990) 49. Stereolab – Ping Pong (1994) 48. Odyssey – If You’re Lookin’ for a Way Out (1980) 47. The Boo Radleys – Lazarus (1992) 46. Natalie Imbruglia – Torn (1997) 45. Pulp – This Is Hardcore (1998) 44. Ash – Goldfinger (1996) 43. Freeez – Southern Freeez (1981) 42. Jade – Don’t Walk Away (1993) 41. PM Dawn – Set Adrift On Memory Bliss (1991)
The American LP cover of Dusty in Memphis by Dusty Springfield
Keith Flint in the music video for Firestarter by The Prodigy