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Thanks so much. A lovely artifact of the early '80s. The second musical track is reminiscent of Herb Alpert's 1980 'Rise' album and some of the other music is a lot like Ron Cooley's 'Rainbows' album. Kitten's boobs always send me into convulsive laughter.

Victoria's Secret commercial brought me here--but just because I had to make sure the awesome instrumental music/beat they were using was indeed from Kate Bush's song. The instruments and sound are clearly awesome in this version, and actually sound very contemporary to me (which is why I guess ...

We'll never again live in a time when crazy flicks like this are made. Such creativity we had back then. We have lost our imagination--and with it, our minds.

@TELEVISIONARCHIVES Sears is doing fine because they are a "holding" group and own all of their stores, instead of leasing like most other major retailers still do. That means no rent payments after 50+ years paid off properties. That means even low profits are not hurt because of low operating...

@whattheheck1000 B/w intro is downtown Orlando, FL, with the Barnett Bank building to the left, now known as Bank of America tower. I remember these commercials when I was a junior in high school--would have to be about '96, yes.

Umm, anybody else disturbed by the king sized brass crib at 0:19?

Holy space pudding. It's Kramer from Seinfeld before Seinfeld. Err, Michael Richards.

Film sent me back to the womb. Wept for 3 straight hours. Too close to my own childhood memories. Mom and dad don't know why they are married any more; little boys playing with electricity out of sheer, rural boredom. I told all my friends not to see it; it was too beautiful and authentic; I ...

This is art, y'all. Beautiful. Truthful. Dealing with the hard issues. Why Satie's 'Trois Gnossienes' is the background music who the hell knows but this whole thing is sheer delight. ">low class paypul . . . low class paypul at wowlmart!<"

Yep, casseroles, drankin', excellent music and musicians (especially at Christmas). Love me some Presbyterianism except for the actual "church" part of it.

you forgot Furry Hatchet Wound and Quim . . . oh, and Three Car Garage

@wendym1234 It would have to be the early '90s, judging by the pronunciation of "Hair-us-mint". And the Clarence Thomas topical reference. I don't know why everybody said hair-us-mint back then.

I believe this is the only cut of this cue available on the interwebs, at least from my years of searching. I'll take it in whatever quality. Wish somebody would just release all the old cues in high quality already. I mean, Cue 19 is nice and all, but there was so much great music like this p...

Holy shizzle! POPPLES!!! Just when I thought I remembered everything from my '80s childhood. . . .

@Veke99 Actually, the word "romance" refers to any novel or long story describing legends, heroic deeds, etc. in a historical or imaginative setting. The King Arthur stories are examples of "romances"--and so is Phantasy Star, for that matter.

@MagnetoMasterOfEvil Kipling, indeed! I always wondered myself why he was costumed like a Victorian dandy in a film set in the contemporary 1960s, but maybe that's a point lost in translation: like much of this fantastic movie.

@Nathgrul The laser gun was a guaranteed 20 points: no matter what or where or who. Laconian axe actually kinda sucked as you got to the end of the game as the biggies were too advancedly armed and sometimes you'd barely hit 5 points with it.

"Guilty! GUILTY!! ***GUILTYYYY!!!!!!!***** "

@jimb024 Because #1 it's funnier and #2 a double indemnity clause on an insurance policy is for accidental deah or murder, not natural causes

@VivienLadyO I would have to guess early 1970s. My humanities teacher in high school showed this to us in Florida 15 years ago.

@pricemodel1983 The pattern is called "flamestitch" and was a popular print back then--an old favorite from 16th century tapestry. My mom had a couch upholstered in this print and I always thought it looked like Charlie Brown's shirt.

No love. No dream. The cadenzas are treated like an oil change instead of poetry. Ick. Lot of noise. And wrong notes--more than usual for somebody of this technical ability.

Just imagine, if he hadn't declared a religion, all we'd have to talk about on here is how sublime this song is. Religion separates; beauty unites.

This music repeated for the full show? The beauty of Vivaldi's piece is in its brevity. Stretched out and repeated for 10+ minutes it give me indigestion. I was in a state of panic by 5 minutes and couldn't even concentrate on the clothes.

@071197Gray Actually, yeah, I have to agree. The song itself, not totally, but the outro is obviously the inspiration for the sound. I get tired of how people obsess over Pixies, though (both us and Deerhunter. . . . )

There is a black, push-pin button for each door, mounted on the rear of the jambs, which are the sensors for the door ajar warning. They flake out eventually, and will stay stuck in either the open or closed position. Same concept as the courtesy light sensors on the fronts of the door jambs.

@ImTheSecretSquare I wouldn't ask you to make a Mai Tai. I'm sure you put pineapple juice in yours.

What a crock. Way to defy the character of a building with mediochre decorating trends. This is why people think New Yorkers are liberal a-holes.

Clearly the most interesting car in this video!

Ewww, sweet vermouth?? The El Presidente is made with DRY vermouth. Gross!

Actually, the Titan is not a boss. The Titan was a standard monster that you would run into all over the place like any other creature. The genius of this game is that you had to fight a standard monster to get the prism. You would never have expected the mundane Titan to have something like t...