This is not only vinyl, but it's a collection of radio plays, basically, with funky theme songs
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That was for the rich kids - the rest of us clipped playing cards from our parents' bridge decks to our bikes with one of mom's clothespins. That slapped the spokes for a similar noise.
If only you'd known then...I don't know why I play bass. I could be popular if I played the Junior Zither
well, that and the fact that said kids could go to their computer or even their phone and watch any cartoon that they wanted whenever they wanted.No one ever really took it as anything but silly slapstick mindless humor... It was a welcome escape from reality.
Until all the psychologists and lawyers and doo gooders got involved and "fixed" the horrible violent mindless wast of time cartoons by replacing them with constructive learning opportunities for kids. And guess what, the kids eventually became less and less entertained with the "correct" cartoons and within a couple of decades every last one of them lost so much viewership they were pulled off the air.
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EXACTLY what I was thinking.Those masks are terrifying.
Probably still sell a lot of records. Concert tickets, on the other hand....Imagine if The Beatles actually looked like that!![]()
maybe it is the one you owned.edit: FOUND IT!!!! But not sure still of the name...
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A little creepy that this one looks EXACTLY like one I owned. Crack in the screen in the same place, too.