Network executives (Robert Duvall, Faye Dunaway, Wesley Addy, etc.) discuss, plan, and carry out an on air execution of a problematic TV personality.
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Here is where we put our best clips from decades past. Video from the mid-eighties and older have a home here....wonderful bits of old music, art, silver screen, animation, television are here also and more!
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The Belafonte singers perform it much better, but then theres really not a lot of Belafonte videos on the net.
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maybe 2...
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This is from the movie "Head", which I totally recommend if you are into trippy 60's movies co-produced by Jack Nicholson and directed by Bob Rafelson, with help from Dennis Hopper! The Monkees, who were... more inside
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Seminal electro Krautrockers Kraftwerk performing one of their most beloved tunes, "Electro Cardiogram." For Kulpims.
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From the lands of clear blue water comes this vintage commercial. I guess ad execs used to think that children needed to be enticed in to drinking beer. Like we needed any prodding in to wanting to do that. :)
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A Quick history (while you are watching):
The song:
The song was one of Pete Townshend's first attempts at a rock opera, as it contains snippets from each act. Due to lack of funding, Townshend was... more inside
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One of my all time favorite Laurel and Hardy scenes.
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Peter Ustinov's characterization of Prince John is so good that I enjoy these clips even more when I close my eyes. Of all the characters in Disney's Robin Hood (1973), Prince John is by far the most... more inside
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Music: Arcana - Innocent child Re-edit by Oskar G.
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Maynard's performance of this song for the Rocky Soundtrack-- an amazing live performance of the only jazz song to hit the top thirty (28) on the charts in the 70s.
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Sam Cooke singing Basin Street Blues on an old TV show.
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One of my favorite songs from the album The Man Machine (1978).
"Neon Lights (original German title: "Neonlicht") is a song by Kraftwerk, released in 1978 on their The Man-Machine album. The song was... more inside


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