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Put Together A Fabulous 50 Costumes Party - Grease Is The Concept!
It is easy to throw a sock hop costume party this Halloween for kids, those who are old enough to recollect the iconic era and all those in between ages. Partygoers can capture the innocence of the era or reflect the youth rebellion depicted in films such as Rebel Without a Cause or The Wild One. Girls can purchase poodle skirt costumes and boys can create Elvis costumes.
You can get your fifties costume by rummaging through vintage stores or other costume shops. However, you may find better deals and more variety in online outlets. For instance, you can find a complete women's sock hop costume for around $30. This type of outfit comes with the skirt with a poodle patch, top and scarf. There are also the essential accessories such as the matching bobby socks and saddle shoes in order to complete the outfit. Those who want to go all out may even find a ponytail wig or even 50s cat eyeglasses.
Those who get the inspiration for your 50s costumes in movies may want to find Grease costumes to help you turn into a Pink Lady or a Greaser. Girls can get the sexy Sandy costume or the Frenchie wig depending on whom your chosen character is. Boys can get a Danny deluxe T-Bird jacket or even a Danny wig if they want to emulate that famous Greaser.
Of course, those who prefer to capture the racier side of the 1950s can find pin-up wigs in Bettie Page style. The spirit of young Elvis Presley can be purchased in a gold satin costume or his gold or silver concert glasses. You may also pick up an Elvis wig to get that famous pompadour just right. Most of these styles and costumes are for sale to kids as well, so you can have a family friendly sock hop costume party for everyone.
Once you throw your party, you want to make sure that not merely the costumes are realistic but also the food and decorations. You can serve Coke or root beer floats, milkshakes with whipped cream and cherries, or good old-fashioned burgers and fries. You may use black and white checkered clothes, pink Cadillac cutouts and vinyl records for decorations. Games can include hula hoop contests, drag races with toy cars, yo-yo contests or simply just bubble gum blowing contests. There are various steps you can take to make certain you have a successful sock hop costume party this Halloween.
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Top 10 hop-hop vinyl albums to have?
what are your top 10 hip-hop/rap albums just curious i'm looking to get some good albums and i don't know which ones to get, you could say i'm a collector but i'm really just starting to.... anyways would love some good classic hip-hop albums, thanks in advanced
These are just my picks so take 'em with a grain of salt.
Nas - Illmatic
DJ Shadow - Endtroducing...
Whodini - Escape
Madlib - Shades of Blue
Blackalicious - Blazing Arrow
Cannibal Ox - The Cold Vein
Binary Star - Masters of the Universe
A Tribe Called Quest - The Low End Theory
De la Soul - Is dead
People Under the Stairs - The Next Step
Sugarhill gang - self-titled
Slick Rick - The Great Adventures of Slick Rick
Blu – “No! York” – @@@ / Blu & Exile – “Give Me My Flowers While I Can Smell Them” – @@@@ (HipHopSite)
In 2007, Blu dropped an underground classic with producer Exile called _Below
The Heavens_. Almost a perfect hip-hop record, this was almost the album that
closed the book on the indie hip-hop movement. The Fat Beats vinyl era was
coming to an end, while the digital blog-hop movement was just beginning. A
large part of this new era of releasing hip-hop music via the internet (how
revolutionary!) was also kicked off by the debut of XXL's Freshmen list in
2009. Blu found a place on the magazine's first list, thanks to the constant
replay received by _Below The Heavens _- well after it's release - and also
landed a deal with Warner Bros.
Since then, we've seen Blu drop a handful of independent projects - many times
going against the grain, getting downright experimental on the listener. While
the response has been hit and miss to many of these lo-fi, unmixed, just-sort-
of-thrown-out-there releases, heads have been wondering two things. 1) Where
is his long-awaited Warner Bros debut and 2) When will he reunite with Exile
for a sequel to _Below The Heavens_? [cont.] No related posts.
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