Eric Appel is a writer/director in Los Angeles, California. He has an awesome wife and an awesome dog and is friends with a bunch of cool people. He loves to show his friends funny things that he finds on the internet, and he also loves talking about himself in the third person.
Anthony Miccio, pop culture records custodian extraordinaire, reminded me of the “Voices That Care” music video made for Gulf War soldiers back in 1991, and holy crapz, is it ah-may-zing. I’m not even sure where to begin: Bobby Brown’s leather top hat, Will Smith rapping, Nelson just bein’ Nelson, Meryl Streep’s flowbie cut… I mean what’s better than Joanna Kerns, Jon Lovitz, Don King and Fred Savage all swaying side by side, rocking out and feeling great about themselves? [Answer: nothing, of course.]
Oddly enough all the words came right back to me, so this must have been played a lot on Kiss 108 back in the day. Anthony says it premiered right after The Simpsons, which would mean I definitely saw it, but the only post-Simpsons premiere I remember is Michael Jackson 72 hour “Black or White” video. Anyway, enjoy.
Holy shiiiiiit! This video is amazing!!!!!!
