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LIFE ON THE V: THE STORY OF V66 - Teaser Trailer

This is our teaser trailer for a documentary now in pre-production, LIFE ON THE V: THE STORY OF V66. Created entirely with footage not seen by Boston viewers in over 20 years.  
 
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captainmelio (11 hours ago) Show Hide
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Lizzie Borden and the Axes, Dogmatics, Til Tuesday with Voices Carry. It was all good. Oh, and Doo-wah Diddy and World Dance Party by the Fools. "Bring your boss to the party! World Dance Party!"
DragonLord1975 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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I WISH V66 would make a TRIUMPHANT comeback. All MTV and VH1 are is reality shows now!

Screw MTV...I want my V!
davej463 (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Good luck with making the documentary.
Mattytars (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Time to bring V66 back. A station that shows only 80s videos!
mespada4940 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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I remember V66 when they video in the 80's.
mrmuffer69 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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V66 was awesome. This video brings back so many great memories, including V66 day at Whalom Park. Miss all the great VJ's, Perry, Mary Jo, Tracey, Ian, John and all the others. Can't wait to see the whole story.
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me too, we watched V-66 in the barracks @ Naval Air Station south Weymouth, from '85 - '88.  we had cable in weymouth and V-66 was on
GrandWebmaster (3 months ago) Show Hide
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altroval suggested below that the business case could not work. Clearly, the idea of a video radio station was doomed. I am not certain, however, if that was Garabedian and Ginsburg actually intended that. They created a television station that drew people up the UHF dial past 56 (Boston's highest channel before) and sold it to Home Shopping for big coin. It was a great success in that regard.
skiggley (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Well...Channel 68 (WQTV) existed before WVJV back in 1979...so V66 wasn't the highest UHF channel.
coordinatezero (4 months ago) Show Hide
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I first heard/saw the Smiths on the V --- eMpTV wouldn't touch 'em then. I would come home from school every day and turn on V66 hoping to see "How Soon is Now?" (or Digney Fignus' "Girl with the Curious Hand", actually...)

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