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One step ahead - Split Enz - 1981

Alphaville - Jet Set - 80's

Labor got in, so that means AU, will have higher electricity prices, since he is going to piss away hundreds of millions on putting electrical towers towards that wind/solar/battery joke. He will start taxing coal fired power stations for said joke, and go on another spending spree, (2 trillion here we come). At least we in Victoria have a chance of removing the other joke in our state in November. And the Greens actually got a foot up in Queensland, you know the state that is experiencing torrential rain, that according to the faithful shouldn't exist? Seems that we are in the stupid dark ages.

Brilliant video, (but this appears to be the only free one available in the series).

Wax - Bridge To Your Heart, 1980's

Stumbled upon this one, which looks very funny, here is a taste. What's New Pussycat is the name of the movie, and with Peter Sellers and Woody Allen, it has to be funny.

Tony Orlando & Dawn - Tie a Yellow Ribbon ( TOTP ) 1973

I hate to admit it, but it was a great movie all up dammit. Buy no, rent definitely!

Kilby is a lot of fun, with cute and impressive graphics, but the camera is fixed, which was a little bit of a letdown, since l was hoping for a more of a Super mario, 64, open world type setup. Still a great game, and you can choose between hard and easy, which is a relief since some levels on Assassins C, Black Flag are bastards to get through.

Sandie Shaw - Trains and Boats and Planes - 1968

Sweet Gingerbread Man - 1970 Seattle - Perry Como - 1969, (phew, this brings back some memories).

Just bought it today, and once l have finished Assassins Creed, (seen the end credits, just trying to get the last coin for the suit) this will be next. Assassins Creed was good, but constant slaughtering of soldiers, gets a bit samey after a while.

Ambrosia Performs “Biggest Part of Me” - Merv Griffin Show 1980 Blood, Sweat & Tears - Spinning Wheel - 1968 Blood, Sweat & Tears - And When I Die, (sorry guys no dubbed performances, only live and live is pretty bad).

Ross Ryan - I Am Pegasus - 1973, (no decent live performances available).

Opening scene is what the world was like 65 million years ago, and very realistic, or beautifully done. And l have seen it, and hmm, glad l didn't go to the cinema since it was drawn out and not wall to wall action, which is what l was half hoping for. And three hours with ad's, which put me off going out to see it.

Space - Magic Fly Music Video -1977

Ok, this guy pretty much covers it. https://www.techulator.com/resources/10515-LED-solar-cell-its-working.aspx Or when you string them up they go from absorbing to producing or trying to light up. So without fancy electronics, l may have to go with solar panels.

Tried to do a search and found this guy. He says that a solar panel is much smaller than the one he is holding, (using LEDS) which l don't buy, going by the next video and by him saying that one yellow LED is about 1.5 volts in a strong light. This solar cell is almost a volt in strong light, and about two of the yellow LEDS is similar to this in output, and uses far less space. So even though the company he quoted may be pulling a fast one, l will look into it.

The Association - Cherish -1967 Petula Clark - Don't sleep in the subway - 60's

Arabesque - In for a Penny In for a Pound - 80's.

Don Mclean - Vincent - 1971 Gilbert O'Sullivan - Ooh Wakka Doo Wakka Day - 70's

At the top of this hill there are some structures. Top there is this shiny panel over the top of what appears to be a trench, and lower down a factory of some kind at the top of this hill, (most likely water extraction). There are more, but l am having serious Photoshop issues at present and need to fix that first.

Been doing a search and found this guy... He had some success with a tv screen, but would need to use more cameras and smaller screens, to overcome or reduce lens distortion.

Supertramp - Give A Little Bit -1977 Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11 - 1986, (from the Ferris Bueller's Day Off movie).

More solid evidence that NASA is intentionally hiding things.