LA LAW Theme in STEREO

An exanple of one of the first programmes to have NICAM DIGITAL STEREO in the early 1990's when it was a novelty to have any tv prog with stereo sound...plus this is a rather excellent theme tune of course !

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[AnthonyUK]

My parents had a 33in Philips NICAM Stereo TV with swingout detachable speakers;I put it in spatial stereo mode in NICAM mode and it sounds more like it is in stereo with a wider field almost jumping out at you while speech remains centrestage or panned stereo left and stereo right on programmes like ITN News At Ten when voices came at you left and right on live and recorded studio interviews.

[digitalmediafan]

Ah yes they did try that with in studio interviews, it was like a new toy at the time...

[karen175]

Oh, sure, like lawyers work in big skyscrapers and have secretaries.

Look at him! He's wearing a belt...That's Hollywood for ya.

[MMLynk]

Cant...handle...nostalgia....o­verload....arghhhh

[KJLesnick]

You know to this day I remember the intro tune and the fact that the building shown is silver and has 444 on top, yet I don't remember most of the show. Weird.

[tranurse]

does anybody remember when arnie and roxanne broke roz??

[m9hifidelitytv]

@karen175 simpsons lol

[holyinpure]

This Song For Some Reason Still Plays In My Head. Back In The Days I Used To Watch This Show On And Off. I Was Not Really Big In To The Series But I Liked Watching Watching It From Time To Time. I Will Tell You One Thing They Don't Make Shows Like This Anymore. Today It Is All Crap And Waaaaay Too Much Crime Cop Shows And I'm Sick Of It. Can't Find One Good Decent Show To Watch These Days.

[rachelkgr1]

Just like my law office was, oh wait no it wasn't! No law office was like that!

[Illousion1]

@karen175 Haha, I see what you did there!

[UncleMikeNJ]

Jimmy Smits and Blair Underwood both went on to play fictional Presidents, and Richard Dysart had already played both Truman and Eisenhower.

Corbin Bernsen could now play Eisenhower: He now has less hair than Alan Rachins!

[jrf14032]

the only differences between this and REAL law practice were cases move much faster on tv, and not NEARLY as much sex!