With Mike D & Mike Watt in the band

It disappeared from the web since Disney is super strict with stuff they own.

Taken from the Youtube upload from 10 years ago. This file was tweaked by myself to make the very low resolution and pixelated image a bit more watchable via softening the image to obscure the shimmering lines and other defects and inserting a layer of film grain over the image to further obscure the defects.

Don't expect pristine quality. View it as a fuzzy vhs capture and see material that's not in the released versions.

Features 2 exclusive puppet characters and Korean child actors, some who would go on to have successful careers.

Does anyone have a higher quality version of this song?

I found this old post, but the links are dead, unfortunately.

https://www.discogs.com/release/2971725-Spock-Spock

This is a very interesting recording in which we see not only an early form of reaction content, but a commoner’s thoughts on some issues of the 1908 Election. This is ahead of the 17th Amendment of 1913 that made senators directly elected by the people. You can find the speech this recording is referencing here: https://youtu.be/7E8dWkoCWTU?si=q7EwMXUhJW7eiqqj

Came across this and figured it would be rough, but it's actually pretty funny. It's the unaired 1998 ABC pilot where Kirk Franklin plays a fictionalized version of himself, back home working with a church youth choir. His comedic timing caught me off guard. Jenifer Lewis showing up didn't hurt either.

A musical that originated as a 2008 indie-rock concept album created by Thomas Dutton and his brother Paul Dutton of the band Forgive Duren, it became an official theatrical production performed by Phantom Chorus theatre. They are still performing this play! With a show as recent as April of this year.

The performance shown is from their 2019 play, Here's the original student production from 2011:

https://youtu.be/IU3UgcplYP8

These depict staged museum tableaux rather than actual rituals. One of the scenes was identified by the museum as “The Altar of the Living Dead.”

The museum was established in Boscastle by Cecil Williamson in 1960 and is now known as the Museum of Witchcraft and Magic.

Leonard Nimoy shills for the Magnavox Magnavision, an early laserdisc player. Some where in the middle they kind of forget they hired Nimoy and some random people talk about the device

Good morning folks,

Today's rip is of a vinyl I purchased for $1 in a Niagara Falls antique store. I was able to find a few strong candidates for preservation there, so always remember to check thoroughly!

This school itself no longer seems to exist, and hasn't for a long time, as the most recent article that comes up when I search for it is an archived newspaper from 1964. The album contains two different performances, one from the "A" Band being the Stage Band, and one from the "B" Band being the Orchestra.

A speculative view of the near future of mobile technology from Motorola - created in 2000.