The presence of the English word 'Rockets' on the front cover is not referenced in any other part of the cover. The late singer's name is commonly known only as Sheena = シーナ. On this release, however, her name is printed as シーナ・ロケット = Sheena Rocket.
Track B: Koi Wa No No No = No-No-No Love, or Love's a No, No, No.
my little inktober illustration series this year ✨SPARKLE SLASHERS✨
drawing various slasher villains every other day for the month of October on some sparkly card stock I got my hands on
I've been adding them (originals! not prints!) to my ✨ Ko-fi shop✨ as I draw them, all priced at $50 rn, but! on Halloween everything in my shop will be 15% off with the code SPOOKY23, so mark you calendars if you want to get one a little cheaper as a treat ^__^
I Wanted Everything (40th Anniversary Road Revisited Mix)
My ancient-feeling ass is finally listening to the 40th anniversary deluxe version of this album. And I actually quite like what they did with this mix.
Road To Ruin was one of my favorite albums in high school. I would definitely still consider the Rocket To Russia/Road To Ruin pair from successive years to probably be their strongest musically. This felt old as hell to me in the late '80s-early '90s, amusingly enough. But, perspective and time.
All caught up on Doctor Who now and i need fandom to know that the legendary Mrs. Mills piano that plays such a crucial role in The Devil's Chord, the one Fifteen talks about so rapturously, is a real thing and was most famously played by this woman ->