"I Feel Love" comes from Donna Summer's 1977 album I Remember Yesterday, a concept album that moves through different musical eras, with the title track representing the past, the middle of the album reflecting the present, and "I Feel Love" representing the future. Produced and co-written by Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte, the track was built around Moog synthesizers, sequenced electronic rhythms and Donna Summer's hypnotic vocals, creating a sound that was radically futuristic for its time.
The song helped change the course of electronic and dance music. According to a famous story, Brian Eno heard the track while visiting David Bowie's studio and immediately told Bowie that he had heard "the sound of the future." "I Feel Love" topped the UK Singles Chart for four weeks in 1977 and reached No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States, while also topping the US Dance/Disco chart. Its influence can be heard throughout later electronic, house, techno and synth-pop music.
“Desert Rose” is from Sting’s 1999 album Brand New Day. The atmospheric track features Algerian raï singer Cheb Mami. It peaked at No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100, No. 2 in Canada and No. 15 in the UK, and reached the Top 10 in several European countries, including No. 1 in Portugal and Greece.
The music video already showed Sting in a Jaguar S-Type in the desert. Jaguar then offered to air portions of the clip in its television campaign. Radio programmers began playing the song more often, and what had been a modest single became a worldwide hit. Sting was initially reluctant, worried that the partnership conflicted with his environmentalism.
has enough time passed for me to say that I really don’t understand the decision to position/market Tim as Batman’s main Robin at the beginning of Fraction’s run?
looking back on these first 14 issues, it felt like bait for Tim fans and a snub for Damian fans
“Love Hurts” is a power ballad by the Scottish rock band Nazareth, featured on their 1975 album Hair of the Dog. Originally written by Boudleaux Bryant and first recorded by The Everly Brothers in 1960, Nazareth transformed the gentle country-pop song into a heavy, emotional rock ballad. The track became their biggest international hit, peaking at #8 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 in Norway (where it remained for 14 consecutive weeks), #1 in Canada and #1 in the Netherlands.
Although the song initially attracted little attention in the UK, it became a worldwide hit after receiving strong radio airplay in North America.
@Numbuh1NerdX@Babsfavorite Lol DC didn't have to cherry pick some panels because this was an entire era for Tim which led to Red Robin. He changed his colors when Superboy died. He was grieving, dark, and edgy. Like I said, this is One Year Later Tim which spanned from 2006-2009 to Red Robin
shit i want to see: azbats choking tim, tim running azbats over w/ his new car, azbats blocking every entrance to the batcave, azbats upgrading his armor everytime a villian one ups him/letting the system take over, tim sneeking into the cave, that cannibal die
That's why rebirth brought back his original debut, his old history and tried to nostalgia bait with young justice 2019. Ppl like you never cared for Tim if you think 2021 was what ruined Tim. You just use that to scapegoat
Well, no. Tim was ruined by new52 not because DC made him bi in 2021 (didn't help that that run was shitly written) just like so many heroes were ruined by n52. Majority of ppl will point to 2011 than 2021 because n52 erased Tim's debut, history, & progress to a fake Tim Drake
Also, the data I was going to show was evidence of DC ruining Tim Drake.
Sales & popularity prior to 2021.
You can't change my mind they are 100% certifiable ALL INSANE!