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I got about 4 minutes in....pretty sure Thurl Ravenscroft is doing some of the ads.
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I got about 4 minutes in....pretty sure Thurl Ravenscroft is doing some of the ads.
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Exceptionally bad. I only listened for a few minutes and couldn't listen any more. I'd still go with We Built This City as Hell's theme. I'm reasonsbly certain of this. -
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I can feel the heat of St. Elmo's fireeeeeComment
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"K-Mart is your savings store where your dollar buys you more." Yeah, that's hell.Comment
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I hear the death rattle over their speakers these days...Comment
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Hey, it could be worse....MUSAK!
"Do you believe, you believe in magic?
'Cos I believe, I believe that I do,
Yes, I can see I believe that it's magic
If your mission is magic your love will shine true."
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HOE-lee S#!t
I worked at Kmart in the late 80s and actually remember this music fondly. I never thought I would hear it again. I met my wife at Kmart when we were both college student employees. We often talk about KMRTEEeeeeEE, which featured the wonderful Rick Astley (Kmart is what I think of when someone Rick-Rolls me). She will be surprised to hear this.If I had only spent a tenth of the time studying Physics that I spent learning Star Wars and Baseball trivia, I would have won the Nobel Prize.Comment
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Now if this was Two Guys in the 70's...
I remember we had a similar system when I worked at The Gap in the Oxford Valley Mall during the early 80's. Except we didn't use cassettes. Instead, corporate sent these large 8-track looking tapes. They were about 2-3 times bigger than 8-tracks, but worked the same way- endless which could be switched between tracks, but not fast-forwarded or rewound. The stores also each had special players.
They played all kinds of pop music from the early 80's. The selection was more akin to a K-Tel collection moving from Bruce Springsteen to Flock of Seagulls to Kenny Logins. I used to know just when to switch tracks to catch a song I liked.WANTED - Solid-Boxed WGSH's, C.8 or better.Comment
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I worked there in the late eighties too. I remember endless replay of red red wine, and the Moody Blues I know you're out there somewhere with some other really bad 80's music. actually I like the Moody Blues but after hearing that song in endless replay every night, it got old really fastComment
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