Vintage photos of lost Shopping Malls of the '50s, '60s & '70s
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posted by Keith @ 10/24/2006
Oh yeah, I have the "Sounds to make you Shiver" on a vinyl rip, very cool stuff indeed! Also got "Dr Druids Haunted seance" which uses both left and right channels. One for Doctor Druid and the other one for the spirits. The idea was to hide the other speaker so that the voice would come from under the table or above you.
Heh, I have that record too. Don't have the "Dr. Druid's Haunted Seance", but it sounds quite interesting.
KeithWhere in the heck are you getting these old TV commercials- and on videotape! I read on the TV preservation page (I forgot the exact name of the group) that even newscasts fell prey to the trash bin over the years.Whomever is saving these commercials has my eternal gratitude. He or she needs to put these on DVD, market them, and preserve them as media wears our or is technologically superseded. Sadly videotape has quality loss as oxides fall off the tapes. Film is even worse as it chemically degrades.Ah memories. And think; Woolworth would have saved itself if it kept the lunch counter and went the Dollar General route. KAT
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Oh yeah, I have the "Sounds to make you Shiver" on a vinyl rip, very cool stuff indeed! Also got "Dr Druids Haunted seance" which uses both left and right channels. One for Doctor Druid and the other one for the spirits. The idea was to hide the other speaker so that the voice would come from under the table or above you.
Heh, I have that record too. Don't have the "Dr. Druid's Haunted Seance", but it sounds quite interesting.
Keith
Where in the heck are you getting these old TV commercials- and on videotape! I read on the TV preservation page (I forgot the exact name of the group) that even newscasts fell prey to the trash bin over the years.
Whomever is saving these commercials has my eternal gratitude. He or she needs to put these on DVD, market them, and preserve them as media wears our or is technologically superseded.
Sadly videotape has quality loss as oxides fall off the tapes. Film is even worse as it chemically degrades.
Ah memories. And think; Woolworth would have saved itself if it kept the lunch counter and went the Dollar General route.
KAT
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