#lps 2008

[littlestpetshoparchiver]

2008, in my mom's childhood dollhouse

[littlepetshopplushiearchiver]

Nanco has made a couple of Littlest Pet Shop Plush/Stuffed toys for carnival prizes and claw machines from 2007 to around 2010. Unfortnatly there is ZERO photos of them in carnival stalls and its not sure how many exist. So far from what I've seen is this beautiful fuck from 2008. based on LPS #641

This lil long guy from.. unknown date :,) but is most definetly from Nanco due to the odd orange loop on the back of their nape which all Nanco LPS have. Typically I can find the date on the tag but out of the two photos I have found of them, the tag is blurry. It's maybe based off of LPS #111?

Little pink octopus! It's so cute GRAHHH! From 2009 and based of of LPS #704

Cute mousie with a hat, all ready for winter from 2007 probably based off of LPS #30

Silly goofy ass ginger kitty from 2008. I was only able to find two sources of this guy, an ebay listing with a couple of photos of different angles and one photo from Indian amazon, interestingly enough! I think it's based off of LPS #114 but thats a huge maybe

just look at the GRIP this dude is grabbin this butterfly with. . . From 2007 and based off of LPS. maaaayyybe based off of LPS #202 but there is quite a few differences

Pandas! these guys were from a claw machine and based on LPS #90

Lastly, this guy, which I dont actually think is Nanco but it was listed as one. Any image reverse search and search terms bring up nothing. This is the only photo I could find, if there was a back view I could verify but unfortunately there isnt :( what makes me severely doubt its nanco it it's embroidery eyes- though, the octopus from 2009 did... So, who knows! It gives me 2017 LPS vibes.

[digitalmemoriez]

✫･ﾟ*.2008･ﾟ✫*.

[plkadotbug]

Source

[picvoid]

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

The Cure - Screw

[superfreeq]

Some (not so great) scans from my fav lps board game!!

[beaniemod]

2008 LPS hamster hideaway playset

$11 + $9 shipping

[duchess-music]

|| Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend ||

Genres: Indie Pop, Indie Rock, Chamber Pop

REVIEW

In light of Vampire Weekend releasing their 5th album tomorrow as of writing, I feel like reviewing their debut is fitting to better understand the band and boy do I understand them now!

'Mansard Roof' was definitely a good introduction to this band; It's short, poppy, and got me in the mood to enjoy some pretty 00's pop music. The instrumentation is definitely unique, too.

'Oxford Comma' has very relatable songwriting as I do not give a fuck about an oxford comma. To me, this whole album sounded quite whimsical and silly and it works! I love the happy vibe of this thing, especially on the next track: 'A-Punk'. The guitar riff is so bouncy and fun! I can see exactly why this charted, it's so cheery!

I'm absolutely in love with the instrumentation on 'Cape Cod Kwassa Kwassa', the rhythmic hand drums add so much to this song. The Peter Gabriel reference was also a cool surprise. The production is equally good on following track 'M79', though less minimalistic. The lyrics on 'M79' are great too, particularly the bridge.

'Campus' is the only song I new already from this album. It's always a great moment when you're listening to something and realise "OH IT'S THIS SONG". I love the clean guitars all through this album, but particularly here. They add so much to the sound of the band.

After 6 bangers, 'Bryn' is the first track I'd describe as just "good". This one sounds a bit more all over the place as opposed to their neat, clean production on the rest of the tracks. It's still good, though. As is 'One (Blake's Got A New Face)', which I applaud attempting a slightly more experimental feeling. Unfortunately it doesn't go all the way, and ends up sounding like a particularly mediocre Talking Heads song. I prefer it to 'Bryn', though.

On 'Walcott' the band returns to its great songs. The organ (i think?) melody is so much cheerful, I but it's string arrangements put me off a little bit. Can't help but think they sound a little bit sappy?

'The Kids Don't Stand a Chance' isn't one of the best outro's I've heard, but it does its job. It's production is in line with the rest of the album, stellar, but I felt a little bored through it. Definitely still enjoyable, though.

Vampire Weekend's debut is one of the most entertaining pop albums of the 2000s I've ever heard, providing minimalistic production and stunning vocals. The worst thing about the album is its front-loadedness, but wow is that first half good! Its lyrical content also falls flat sometimes, but not enough for the issue to be glaring. I'd certainly recommend this album.

FINAL SCORE: 85/100

[radiomaxmusic]

Tuesday, January 30, 2024 5pm ET: Feature LP: O.A.R. - All Sides (2008)

O.A.R. (short for Of A Revolution) is an American rock band, founded in 1996 in Rockville, Maryland. The band consists of lead vocalist/guitarist Marc Roberge, drummer Chris Culos, guitarist Richard On, bassist Benj Gershman and saxophonist/guitarist Jerry DePizzo. Touring members include trumpet player Jon Lampley and keyboardist Mikel Paris. Together, the band has released ten studio albums.…

[coffeaddict34]

My childhood favorite LPS 👹

lps #1959

[littlepetshopplushiearchiver]

Littlest Pet Shop Plush/Stuffed toy time! Similar to my last post, we have another locational LPS from Australia. This is made by Ptoys/justpremium which I can find jack and shit on the American side of google. The two I've seen by them is this pretty kitten seen on a lot of art and this grey pupper that honestly could be based on a lot of dogs

the cat. IS SO PRETTY. GRAHHHH!!! 43cm of adorable and produced in 2008. Unfortunately, they do not have their own pet, only used for box and merch art </3

They look so sad in this one :(

the dog. the dog has no thoughts or FEELING. only apathy. He was made in 2008 according to the seller and size unknown but was put next to a... clothless barbie for size?

They do both have key chain versions! The dog keychain is filled with feeling and love and everything happy. 15 cm of pure friendship

joyous lad and their sassy friend What makes the cat keychain especially interesting is the only image of them is from a Carousell listing is Malaysia! FIRST MALAYSHAIN PLUSHIE IVE COVERED! Sadly the listing is only for pick up. I cant say that they are from Ptoy as this cat is from multiple box art so the chances of another company making a similar one is not impossible. That being said they are pretty much exact, only less detailed. If you have any information on them as well as Ptoy/Justpremium company, please let me know!

[digitalmemoriez]

✫･ﾟ*.2008･ﾟ✫*.

[morrgbaby]

when i was a kid my mom wouldn’t let me read diary of a wimpy kid bc it was for boys and instead made me read dork diaries so i hated girlhood for a while

[lps-identifier]

LPS #520 ferret

LPS #921 sheepdog

LPS #920 kitten

LPS #521 persian cat

LPS #522 turtle

Set: LPS Balloon Party Diorama

All generation 2

[doyoulikethissong-poll]

Bobby "Boris" Pickett and the Crypt-Kickers - Monster Mash 1962

"Monster Mash" is a novelty song by Bobby "Boris" Pickett. It was released as a single in August 1962 along with a full-length LP called The Original Monster Mash, which contained several other monster-themed tunes. The "Monster Mash" single was number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on October 20–27 of that year, just before Halloween. "Monster Mash" has sustained a lasting impact in various recordings, film inclusions, and re-releases since its initial release. In 2021, nearly 60 years after its release, "Monster Mash" re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart at number 37. As of 2023, the song was generating $1 million annually in royalties.

The song is narrated by a mad scientist whose monster, late one evening, rises from his slab to perform a new dance, with a name implying it is inspired by the Mashed Potato, a popular dance of the early 1960s. The dance becomes "the hit of the land" when the scientist throws a party for other monsters, among them classic 1940s horror film icons such as the Wolfman, Igor, Count Dracula, and his son. The song was re-released several times and appeared on the US Billboard charts on two occasions after the original release: August 1970 and May 1973. The BBC had banned the record from airplay in 1962 on the grounds that the song was "too morbid", but it was later performed on the network's television program Juke Box Jury. The record was re-released in the UK in 1973, where it peaked at number three in early October. It re-entered the British charts again on November 2, 2008, at number 60.

"Monster Mash" received a total of 88,9% yes votes!