This is part 1 of 2.
Back in 1980, the record industry was in turmoil - a place they seem to find themselves in on a regular basis. Featuring interviews with various record label executives on wea...
This is part 1 of 2.
Back in 1980, the record industry was in turmoil - a place they seem to find themselves in on a regular basis. Featuring interviews with various record label executives on weather or not this new thing called "music video" would save the record business.
This pre-dated eMpTyVee, which didn't launch until August 1st, 1981.
Featuring clips from various artists including:
Kate Bush Lene Lovich Todd Rundgren The Rolling Stones Michael Nesmith Rickie Lee Jones Tom Petty Fleetwood Mac The Buggles Meatloaf Bruce Springsteen
It's amusing (although unintentionally so), and the hosts of the program really don't seem to grasp the relationship of music and video. And people under 20 might find those giant DVDs somewhat disturbing.
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No idea. I recorded this off the air and was watching plenty of TV at the time, and I've never heard this song other than in this report. It sounds like "do rocks", but it could be any combination of words.
I love how this ordinary report devolves into porn and pederasty at the very end! Swaggart, Jackson, Foley and Craig were'nt around yet but leave it to 20/20 to find something. After all Geraldo was thier serious investigative reporter.
Postingoldtapes: You obscessive/compulsive or something? Anyway I'm GLAD you and others at YouTube as well as the Youtube "Establishment" (Yes, I'm an old coot too) are doing this. As a history major and history junky this is the best thing to happen to the study of history since history itself.
I just checked the Inflation Calculator. $25 in 1979 would be like $74.64.
No more than any other collector. It was something that made sense to record at the time, and I just kept it in the ever growing collection since. When I set up a YouTube account, I decided to share some of this stuff before it faded forever. For instance, I have about a hundred tapes of music video clips from the 1980s. I look through the lists, find something interesting, check that it's not already up, and digitize and upload it. It's the rare hobby that benefits others.
Yes, exactly that. I have over 3000 VHS tapes, some of which date back to 1979 when I got my first VHS deck (top loading, mechanical transport, rotary tuner and no remote control other than a wired pause switch). Things sucked back then. Oh, and blank tapes cost $25. BLANK!
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I just checked the Inflation Calculator. $25 in 1979 would be like $74.64.
(Great. Now I feel like an old coot.)