I always particularly enjoyed the part at the very end when the non-talking hippie turd was just grinning and nodding his head...like "Hell yeah baby...these songs are the bomb!"
If you were a kid in the late 80s, this entire commercial will forever be burned into your soul. I can still sing every song and quote every thing that hippie douchebag says for the whole spot.
My friend and I used to obsess over this commercial in junior high. We both had it memorized, and used to sing all of the song clips in order. I still refer to this type of music as "freedom rock."
freedom rock rock on do you remember when they would promote/advertise a hardrock album as a r&b album. the guy says to the other hey you think we should have 2 cars and a pretty wife by now. the other one says no maan we got the van man.
my friend used to tie his hair up with a rubberband and scrunch up his face an yell freedom rock tturn it up man.
Thank goodness for the Internet and free mp3s. Now, you won't have to tell people you were enticed by a couple of dorky actors dressed like hippies to buy those songs. LOL
Ok, no idea who or what a "tuckermax" is. I'm curious...please save me from ignorance. I think it's cool that someone got so many people to watch it. I've loved it since I was a little kid :)
I lol'ed and lol'ed!!! Some guy at the bar said this tonight, and i couldn't help but laugh... then come home and look this up. Awesome! Tucker max did not send me, nor did "assholes fonish first". i came here totally random-ly-ness-like. FUN!
So I'm 35 and I still have my 8th grade English journal where I had to write about something that annoyed me....I wrote about this commercial. It was so overplayed back then....Freedom Rock man, Well turn it up Man! lol Funny to see it again all these years later.
Dude, I totally remember this commercial from back in the 80s. Classic. They used to run this all the time during daytime TV like "Divorce Court" and other dreck like that. Atlanta Braves baseball on TBS, kiddos!
@goneruken just cause your life isn't no where near this guys writings doesn't give you a pass to bash him. let alone he could give two shits if you like, hate, believe or dismiss what you read, he still gets paid.
@goneruken like others have stated I could care less if its true or not his writings are hilarious, and ingenious cause now he is rich and probably does get laid on demand. either way you lose for hating on him.
Anyone remember a take off of this commercial that SNL ran around the time this commercial was airing, with Jon Lovitz as the hippie announcer? It had famous 60's songs but they changed the words, like Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" changed to "One White Shirt", as if it was being used in a detergent commercial. (The late 80's were the beginning of the widespread use of old rock tunes in commercials, so I guess it was parodying that as well)
The original airing of this commercial commenced with my first explorations into '60s rock, the music that I first became obsessed with at 9 years old in the summer of '86 and continue to love at 33 in 2010. BUT looking back, these comps never truly represented what the counterculture listened to. Seals and Crofts?! The O'Jays?! "One Tin Soldier" by Coven?! Good gosh!
Back in 1988 a guy at work let me borrow records often and he gave me the two Freedom Rock CDs for free. For some reason, he ordered the CDs and didn't have A CD player yet! I just played these the other day. Good stuff!
At 23 years old, this commercial's time removed from the present is even larger than the music(primarily 1967-1973) was from this commercial when it first aired. That's very depressing. I was 12 when this first aired, and now I'm knocking on Middle Age's door.
Remember this like it was yesterday. What's crazy to me is that this commercial is older than the songs that were used in it at the time, and the 60's to me at that time (I was 12) seemed like eons ago.
OK, I'll admit it, i had this collection in cassette lol. I remember ordering it C.O.D. and getting it not even a week later. I wore the tapes out within 3 months lol. I wonder if anyone would dial that number after 22 years, and see if it's still good? ha ha ha ha ha Let me know please!!
Wow ... both these guys were DJ's in Colorado Springs .. So strange to see them now, oh well we all get older ... anyone know where I can get the LP's?
At the time tihis came out it was only 18 years after Woodstock & they had already made a joke out of the hippies. It'd be like making fun of 1991 now with a bunch of Grunge guys wearing flannel & dock martins listening to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, etc.
I remember this one well. But I forgot how tweaked that Chong-looking dude was. Like he's trying to sell a mix tape to me for bus fare. At the train station.
Far out Man...what a groovy commercial. Like, I had a trippin bus one time like these cats have with a big Mr. Natural painted on the side, flower decals, and a bitchin' 8 track...it was outta sight man....
BEST. COMMERCIAL. EVER! Every time I hear the beginning part of "Layla" on the radio, I always have to say "Hey man is that Freedom Rock? Yeah man! Well, turn it up, man!" That song will forever remind me of this commercial.
I have never forgotten this commercial. My local classic rock station uses the "turn it up" sound bite. It makes me laugh every time. I have to look for the Mr. Microphone commercial now.
I was thinking about this silly commercial today and I had a feeling it would be here on good old YouTube. This video has some of the funniest comments I've ever read here.
SNL had a funny parody of this commercial back then called "Sold Out Gold."
Damn time flies. it just seems like yesterday this was out hard to believe it's been 22 years. every time i hear Layla i always say Hey man is that freedom rock
this commercial used to embarass the hell out of me cuz my sons used to look at me with the knowing that what my generation thought was cool looked kinda pathetic in 87
I was 14 when this commercial came out, and even then I had to roll my eyes, rub my temples, stare at the ground and found myself thinking, "Ya know . . . you can hear every single one of these songs on the radio a million times a day for absolutely nothing."
I don't know how the Baby Boomer generation is able to even stand up straight.
tUrN iT uP mEeYaN
SweatLaserXP 2 days ago
HELL YES!
destiny66 2 days ago
haha tucker max sent me here too :)
MassEffectInUrPants 4 days ago
Thumbs up if you're here from 'Assholes Finish First'
Carry on that Tucker Max legacy
PurpleDragonSpike 1 week ago
im here cuz of tucker max
thedarkchocolate4 2 weeks ago
Tucker max sent me here.
xEvilMinionx2007 3 weeks ago 5
oh pre-internet, I miss you
risenflame 1 month ago
"We May Never Pass this Way Again" is the black sheep of these albums.
jku3000 1 month ago
25 people didn't like to turn it up man!!!
bobafettfan32 2 months ago 2
roses are brown
violets are brown
who shit in my garden?
EasyAltitude 2 months ago
I always particularly enjoyed the part at the very end when the non-talking hippie turd was just grinning and nodding his head...like "Hell yeah baby...these songs are the bomb!"
dnowitzki 2 months ago
If you were a kid in the late 80s, this entire commercial will forever be burned into your soul. I can still sing every song and quote every thing that hippie douchebag says for the whole spot.
dnowitzki 2 months ago 2
Hey Man, Is That Freedom Rock? Yeah Man. Well Turn it Up, Man!
metalshark69 3 months ago 3
im a hippie and i act like that sometimes hahaha
psychout3211 4 months ago
THEY SHOULD HAVE GOT BILL AND TED TO DO THIS COMERCIAL
cavalierfan1995 4 months ago
oh 80s thank god you are over
SporkRocker 4 months ago
@SporkRocker These songs are late 60s - early 70's. Nowhere near the 80's. Are you 12 years old?
chazcov08 4 months ago
@chazcov08 Yes but the commercial isn't from set times. Are you meth'ed out lunatic woman in your 60s going through menopause? If so giddy up.
SporkRocker 4 months ago
WHAT SONG IS THAT AT THE VERY BEGINNING
brezfresh1 4 months ago
@brezfresh1 LAYLA
MidiPunk 4 months ago
@brezfresh1 Its called "Layla" by Eric Clapton
MrDallascowboysfan88 2 months ago
My friend and I used to obsess over this commercial in junior high. We both had it memorized, and used to sing all of the song clips in order. I still refer to this type of music as "freedom rock."
horkology 4 months ago
red noist a dejay from kilo 94.9 was in this commercial !!!!!
THOMAS81Z 5 months ago
god i remember this from my childhood
mrsinyster 5 months ago
Spill.com brought me here.
Menckenperson 5 months ago
23 people didn't turn it up man!
bobafettfan32 5 months ago 2
Oh and yes page 283
Awesomshawn 5 months ago
Those that are wondering who Tucker Max is and how it is relevant to this video, go to google put in Tucker max and read his blog or buy his books
Awesomshawn 5 months ago
Tucker Max
neildwilliams1 5 months ago
Remembering this from the '80s "got me here."
SirHatchporch 6 months ago 4
The pot smoke smell got me here, fire it up dude.
SIGNALSTAT 6 months ago 2
freedom rock rock on do you remember when they would promote/advertise a hardrock album as a r&b album. the guy says to the other hey you think we should have 2 cars and a pretty wife by now. the other one says no maan we got the van man.
my friend used to tie his hair up with a rubberband and scrunch up his face an yell freedom rock tturn it up man.
mikr671 6 months ago
Thumbs up if Paul Tokin sent you here!! 420 24/7 FTW!!
TinKnocka420 7 months ago
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alekx58 7 months ago
Thank goodness for the Internet and free mp3s. Now, you won't have to tell people you were enticed by a couple of dorky actors dressed like hippies to buy those songs. LOL
bagnumberthree 7 months ago
Hey Tucker Max thanks for reminding me of this shitty commercial. Lovin the second book though! page 283
optimixprime502 7 months ago 2
Ok, no idea who or what a "tuckermax" is. I'm curious...please save me from ignorance. I think it's cool that someone got so many people to watch it. I've loved it since I was a little kid :)
figureitoutmannn 7 months ago
@figureitoutmannn Ok nice job...figured it out...it's in a book that Tucker Max wrote...how did he refer to the commercial in the book?
figureitoutmannn 7 months ago
I lol'ed and lol'ed!!! Some guy at the bar said this tonight, and i couldn't help but laugh... then come home and look this up. Awesome! Tucker max did not send me, nor did "assholes fonish first". i came here totally random-ly-ness-like. FUN!
handymandan100 7 months ago
ckm
arditsula1 7 months ago
ok
arditsula1 7 months ago
Thumbs up if ur on here from reading assholes finish first
CJ090 8 months ago 2
23 people never read assholes finish first
DRocRecords 8 months ago
Colin Hanks got me here!
MrTomvp95 8 months ago 2
These songs are bad
PeonHero 8 months ago
Reading Assholes finish first and looked this up. Thank God for Tucker Fucking Max.
feffa34 8 months ago
tucker max brought me here.
VikiIsAStar 9 months ago
So I'm 35 and I still have my 8th grade English journal where I had to write about something that annoyed me....I wrote about this commercial. It was so overplayed back then....Freedom Rock man, Well turn it up Man! lol Funny to see it again all these years later.
proloz 9 months ago
The best dam collection of music i ever bought.i still listen to it often brings back alot of memories of the good old days.
SIGNALSTAT 9 months ago
anybody know who this hippie guy is he is a trip?
SIGNALSTAT 9 months ago
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SIGNALSTAT 9 months ago
i bought this classic one night when the commercial came on. It really was a great CD. Until some old roomie stole it.
slambo239 9 months ago
Thumbs up if Spill.com's review of "The Music Never Stopped" brought you here.
Sotnas 9 months ago 3
The inflation-adjusted price of the 2 CDs plus shipping is $54.45.
MagicAlDF 10 months ago
Has anyone tried to call the number to order it? I wonder if it still works.1-800-445-8500
EmeraldJEM710 11 months ago
@EmeraldJEM710 It does.
Exhume 8 months ago
HERE'S MORE!!
*weird torso shaking*
elementInfinitium 11 months ago
Too fuckin sweet! Easily one of the most classic commercials ever, up there with "mikey likes it".
islam4scum 11 months ago
Dude, I totally remember this commercial from back in the 80s. Classic. They used to run this all the time during daytime TV like "Divorce Court" and other dreck like that. Atlanta Braves baseball on TBS, kiddos!
omorales81 1 year ago
@goneruken nobody cares if he is or isn't a fiction writer, his material is damn funny
wetbutter 1 year ago
@wetbutter That is a fine opinion. You certainly can think it's funny, but if you think it TRUE, you are just as ignorant as conchgarnage.
goneruken 11 months ago
Thumbs up if a douchebag got you here.
stompterra 1 year ago
We all know Tucker Max is a fiction writer, right?
goneruken 1 year ago
@goneruken just cause your life isn't no where near this guys writings doesn't give you a pass to bash him. let alone he could give two shits if you like, hate, believe or dismiss what you read, he still gets paid.
GUCHCARNAGE 11 months ago
@GUCHCARNAGE he gets paid, apparently, by idiots like you who worship his fiction that he passes off as true stories.
goneruken 11 months ago
@goneruken like others have stated I could care less if its true or not his writings are hilarious, and ingenious cause now he is rich and probably does get laid on demand. either way you lose for hating on him.
GUCHCARNAGE 11 months ago
@GUCHCARNAGE You are a fanboy queer. Maybe YOU should get a life instead of defending your man crush on YouTube.
goneruken 11 months ago
This takes me back to middle school when this came out! We would go around in the halls sayin "well Turn It Up Man" all the time!! :)
Ah, the memories....
autismpete 1 year ago
Leo??
HexSabre 1 year ago
I can't believe this is on youtube.AWESOME!!!This shit used to crack me up. This has to be the best commercial for compilation albums.
ErikDRed1 1 year ago
these are the ugly men that hit on me at the bar...
theebadnun 1 year ago
Heh... Tucker Max got me here...
TURN IT UP, MAN!
ewer0012 1 year ago 3
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My name is Mike from LA Although there busizz4me.info
hanromero 1 year ago
I didint get the joke too...
telourdas 1 year ago
iv got sons that really like it. But they also know what good music is
jroc2778 1 year ago
what's the very first song?
homobarbie 1 year ago
@homobarbie Layla - Derek and the Dominos
hammerfer 1 year ago
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dammit Tucker Max, this shit was not that funny
Flipyoutoo 1 year ago
More like Freedom Adult Contemporary, amiright?
Hello?
No?
sigh ...
pjperez 1 year ago
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Bigpolak57 1 year ago
Tucker Max got me here.
BTBAMlol 1 year ago 24
thumbs up if tuckermax got you here
pacman9286 1 year ago 260
@pacman9286 Aha, nice!
SwantonAndy 1 year ago
@pacman9286 haha totally!
trekkerof520 1 year ago
now, i feel stupid for not remembering freedom rock when mentioned in tucker max's book assholes finish first.
onefinelaugh 1 year ago 7
'60s nostalgia + '80s nostalgia = Happy Place!
heli0tr0pe 1 year ago
love it
ShekinahLove 1 year ago
Anyone remember a take off of this commercial that SNL ran around the time this commercial was airing, with Jon Lovitz as the hippie announcer? It had famous 60's songs but they changed the words, like Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" changed to "One White Shirt", as if it was being used in a detergent commercial. (The late 80's were the beginning of the widespread use of old rock tunes in commercials, so I guess it was parodying that as well)
John6yt 1 year ago
check out my attached video:EXACTLY 5 PART2-it's the right wing version of freedom rock in all its psychedelic glory!
dnegativeproductions 1 year ago
O'Jays? O'FREAKIN JAYS? I don't think so.
MillBelater 1 year ago
Before George Bush...it used to be called "French Rock"......
Zatoichi444 1 year ago 3
@Zatoichi444 ....LMFAO!!!
knoxunflower1 1 year ago
The original airing of this commercial commenced with my first explorations into '60s rock, the music that I first became obsessed with at 9 years old in the summer of '86 and continue to love at 33 in 2010. BUT looking back, these comps never truly represented what the counterculture listened to. Seals and Crofts?! The O'Jays?! "One Tin Soldier" by Coven?! Good gosh!
MattHatter 1 year ago
Back in 1988 a guy at work let me borrow records often and he gave me the two Freedom Rock CDs for free. For some reason, he ordered the CDs and didn't have A CD player yet! I just played these the other day. Good stuff!
vegmatic1966 1 year ago
I actually sent for this set. Should've got it on CD rather than cassette, but it's still darned good to play and listen!
wsbtam 1 year ago
It's weird so many of the songs really aren't rock or having to do with freedom/60s counter culture.
wftjet 1 year ago
At 23 years old, this commercial's time removed from the present is even larger than the music(primarily 1967-1973) was from this commercial when it first aired. That's very depressing. I was 12 when this first aired, and now I'm knocking on Middle Age's door.
CaptainBeyond72 1 year ago 5
@CaptainBeyond72 I was older than that.
MillBelater 1 year ago
I remember this commercial!! I taped it as well.
Apsu72 1 year ago
Remember this like it was yesterday. What's crazy to me is that this commercial is older than the songs that were used in it at the time, and the 60's to me at that time (I was 12) seemed like eons ago.
willywonka666 1 year ago
Classic, man!!!
Chenolicious1 1 year ago
What, no 8-track? C'mon man............
Hovenaut 1 year ago 3
i was just talking about this commercial the other day........i cant believe its been 23 years
absoluteGODhatred 1 year ago
I am soooooo old.......
archer1949 1 year ago
I can't believe how fast these 23 years went. Brings a tear to my eye remembering the good times and realizing how old I have become
suspekt29 2 years ago 4
Turn it up Man!!!
Navdan87 2 years ago 3
HAHA I remember this commercial!!
Pinhead554 2 years ago 3
OK, I'll admit it, i had this collection in cassette lol. I remember ordering it C.O.D. and getting it not even a week later. I wore the tapes out within 3 months lol. I wonder if anyone would dial that number after 22 years, and see if it's still good? ha ha ha ha ha Let me know please!!
mirosal 2 years ago 2
@mirosal I dialed it and it was just a busy signal.
jbritz33 1 year ago 3
@jbritz33 sorry dude, I was on a long distance call.....
Zatoichi444 1 year ago
@Zatoichi444 what is this "long distance" of which you speak?
MillBelater 1 year ago
We used to quote this song, ",,,well turn it up, man!"
alexforever411 2 years ago 4
My best friend & I still occasionally quote the opening dialogue--I thought it was the 90s--1987!
Ekkthroi 2 years ago 6
That commercial is *still* an in-joke with my family, more than 20 years later.
Pixiesnix 2 years ago 5
Very classic commercial.
thimoneus 2 years ago
Wow ... both these guys were DJ's in Colorado Springs .. So strange to see them now, oh well we all get older ... anyone know where I can get the LP's?
PwrWndws 2 years ago
Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery (that means order by Veteran's Day for delivery in time for Christmas!)
pannoni1 2 years ago
nice!
i posted a response, from 1976
windham666 2 years ago
At the time tihis came out it was only 18 years after Woodstock & they had already made a joke out of the hippies. It'd be like making fun of 1991 now with a bunch of Grunge guys wearing flannel & dock martins listening to Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, etc.
Msdeepthoughts 2 years ago 3
what is the first song called
360totalownage 2 years ago
"Layla", by Derek and the Dominos. Eric Clapton and Duane Allman play on it.
mdumas43073 2 years ago
oh ok thankss alott
360totalownage 2 years ago
The second part of that song plays in the movie "Goodfellas" when they're discovering all the dead bodies. Doesn't even sound like the first part!
dcsmooth 2 years ago
Layla
sgtpepper1138 2 years ago
Shit I wouldn't mind having that CD.
FrosChannel 2 years ago
What's a CD man?
Josh196821 2 years ago 2
Clearly they got hold of some bad stash.
Vorhias 2 years ago
I remember this one well. But I forgot how tweaked that Chong-looking dude was. Like he's trying to sell a mix tape to me for bus fare. At the train station.
Soykes 2 years ago
Turn it up man
sharkstv 2 years ago 2
I vaguely remember this one. talk about stuck in the sixties hippies stereo type.s!
JagrrrTV 2 years ago
Keep your cassettes and CD's. Gimme the 4 records, man!
WillRiker04 2 years ago 5
money hungry hippies would be comin' outta the colorado springs, man
CRACKOWL 2 years ago
Freedom Rock has it all man!
dogsouth 2 years ago
What's a record?
birdmantd 2 years ago
I think they got the Wayne's World Idea with Wayne and Garth from this commercial! I mean it seem so obvioius!
lonelywarrior777 2 years ago 2
Far out Man...what a groovy commercial. Like, I had a trippin bus one time like these cats have with a big Mr. Natural painted on the side, flower decals, and a bitchin' 8 track...it was outta sight man....
funkyfeet522 2 years ago
The runner up would have to be the Commercial for "Hey Love"
"No no my brother -- you gots ta get ya own!"
Armoredbaby 2 years ago 4
BEST. COMMERCIAL. EVER! Every time I hear the beginning part of "Layla" on the radio, I always have to say "Hey man is that Freedom Rock? Yeah man! Well, turn it up, man!" That song will forever remind me of this commercial.
Mato1970 2 years ago 7
Simply the BEST commercial ever MAN!!!
bbobfloyd 2 years ago
God, I can quote this commercial. Pretty sad
dnowitzki 2 years ago
WELL TURN IT UP, MAAANN!
Miskenesco 2 years ago 38
Man do I feel old.
Wonder if I can still mail that PObox...
Xetelian 2 years ago
I'M A COP, YOU IDIOT!!!!
VergetenPareltjes 2 years ago
Why didn't he say "hey man, is that Layla on the radio, man?"
greenblue1979 2 years ago
Lane might get mad.
Spam247Buster 2 years ago
I Live my freedom rock vynil
talk2myagent 2 years ago
"Hey man, is that crack rock? Well burn it up man!"
Santarchy 2 years ago 8
Ugh. I'm old.
incekt 2 years ago
Sadly, 19.95 is a bargain, you'd be in for $40 on iTunes Music Store.
TopTray 2 years ago 4
It's not so bad if you consider inflation -- $19.95 in 1987 dollars is equivalent to $35.96 in 2007 dollars...
fourbits 2 years ago
cut the album in half, and you get the Forrest Gump soundtrack =P
thejerseydog 2 years ago 5
holy shit has it been that long.....
Sterango 2 years ago
omg. i wet my pants! i havent seen that in forever
icantlogon3 2 years ago
The song on the radio what is it!!!
dimes1313 3 years ago
Layla.
Eric Clapton.
keymanjim 3 years ago
I have never forgotten this commercial. My local classic rock station uses the "turn it up" sound bite. It makes me laugh every time. I have to look for the Mr. Microphone commercial now.
BuStFaCe 3 years ago
I was thinking about this silly commercial today and I had a feeling it would be here on good old YouTube. This video has some of the funniest comments I've ever read here.
SNL had a funny parody of this commercial back then called "Sold Out Gold."
SirHatchporch 3 years ago
Damn time flies. it just seems like yesterday this was out hard to believe it's been 22 years. every time i hear Layla i always say Hey man is that freedom rock
biolectron 3 years ago 5
this commercial used to embarass the hell out of me cuz my sons used to look at me with the knowing that what my generation thought was cool looked kinda pathetic in 87
BigBishop1 3 years ago 2
The terrorists hate us for our freedom rock.
-little known fact, before the war in Iraq, Freedom Rock used to be called French Rock.
dougdoug2006 3 years ago 19
Dude that is awesome funny.
BuStFaCe 3 years ago
haha I just love this commercial!
jennicase 3 years ago
1987 commercial and he mentioned CDs. I had no clue CDs were so available back then. Classic commercial.
p0479 3 years ago
i think the first cd i owned was in 1987, the joshua tree by U2.
KCVROCKS2008 3 years ago
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greenblue1979 2 years ago
FREEDOM ROCK
i play this every 9/11 as i cry into my can of budweiser
jjws 3 years ago 9
Man. This brings back memories.
JBRHC78 3 years ago
and like all of those deals, sold from good old CSC!--lol
orphanedangel 3 years ago
those guys must be dead.
zachNewYork 3 years ago
They were wearing fake shit man
frannyward 3 years ago
In honor of this classic commercial I will inject the word 'man' into everyone of my sentences today.
rogerinkart 3 years ago 6
I remember this geeking my ass off on coke about 3 in the morning,Oh the 80s
shmbla73 3 years ago 2
Abraham Martin and John was a rock song??
Pgalaga 3 years ago
WEEEELLL TURN IT UP MAAAAANNNN!
frrrrrunkis 3 years ago
Shit..... I've been refriencing this commercial my whole life. Thanks for posting
cdw86 3 years ago 2
No shit. When some classic rock song comes on in the bar I go real loud "HEY MAN, IS THAT FREEDOM ROCK? WELL TURN IT UP, MAN!
Mattwood440 3 years ago 2
Rock on!
Thanks for posting this.
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KENPAUL190187 3 years ago
ha ha im going to ebay rite now !
DASJOTUNHEIM666 3 years ago
I was 14 when this commercial came out, and even then I had to roll my eyes, rub my temples, stare at the ground and found myself thinking, "Ya know . . . you can hear every single one of these songs on the radio a million times a day for absolutely nothing."
I don't know how the Baby Boomer generation is able to even stand up straight.
Kubrickfilmfan73 3 years ago
Dude, I have Freedom Rock. Really.
dmax801 3 years ago