In addition to his baseball experience, Bill “Spaceman” Lee is known for his counterculture behavior, his antics both on and off the field. While pitching for the Montreal Expos in 1981, he held a press conference in his hotel room. It’s as amazing and thrilling as you have ever seen from an athlete.
From 1987: The First TV Appearance of Canadian Alt-Country Legends Blue Rodeo
From the TV variety show, IT’S ONLY ROCK ‘N ROLL, here’s Blue Rodeo’s first TV appearance back in 1987, just after Outskirts, their debut album was released. That release met with moderate success in Canada, until “Try” was released as a single in October of that year. The single was an immediate hit, going to number one on the RPM Country Tracks chart and number six on the RPM Top Singles chart, establishing Blue Rodeo as one of Canada’s top new bands and carrying Outskirts to quadruple Platinum status in sales.
The Monkees Nerf Ball Commercial From 1970
I’ll bet those guys got the funniest looks from everyone they meet.
The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Commissary Menu In The Late 1950s
Forget about winning an Oscar. The real measure of success is when your movie studio confidently names an item of food after you, like the Elizabeth Taylor Salad or Cyd Charisse Salad.
Be A Super Fly Seventies Fashion Guru With The Flagg Bros
“Flagg shoes, for the outspoken few.”
If looking good can make you feel good, then the people who wore Flagg Bros clothing were feelin’ real good in their Flared trousers, Platform shoes and super fly suits.
Sample music that came with a Fisher-Price cassette player in 1984
Not only is this music pretty great – think the early Police when they merged rock and reggae, but I had no Fisher Price was owned by…Quaker Oats from 1969 until 1991.
From 1967: The Remington Electric Razor jingle written and performed by Frank Zappa with vocals by Linda Ronstadt
“Remington Electric Razor” was an radio advertising jingle Zappa recorded in 1967 with background vocals from Linda Ronstadt for “Remington Electric Razor Machines”. It can be found on the album Apocrypha.
Zappa: “Can you think of a better gift than something that helps a guy look good and feel good every single day of the year? Can ya?”
Ronstadt: “Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor.”
Only our Remington gives you the comfort of…
Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor. Remington Electric Razor.
Thrills and cleans you. Cleans and thrills you. Sharper cutters. ‘
Up go the shaving heads. Down go the shaving heads. Up go the shaving heads. Down go the shaving heads.
Only our Remington gives you a closer shave. Cleans you and thrills you a lot!!
Zappa: “Cleans you. Thrills you. May even keep you from getting busted!”
The 10 Best Ads From Kicking Jeans In The 1970s
You can be prepared to display your skills where ever you are without worry about changing into your uniform of martial arts or being a superhero from another planet. Suitable for a variety of martial arts styles, Kicking Jeans are rugged denim jeans that are durable without sacrificing comfort and breathability. You, too, can decide that no journey is worth taking without wearing jeans to make your opponent go flying through the air. Chuck Norris wears them. Are you going to say no to him?
Over 2,400 Emjois On One Poster
**bzzt bzzt** Incoming message: It’s Pop Chart Lab’s most icon-ic infographic ever! Their design team has meticulously hand-illustrated every emoji currently used in Unicode 10.0.0 — that’s nearly 2,400 texting totems in total! Arranged chromatically, this unabridged ideogrammatic array features everything from “Face with Tears of Joy” (Oxford Dictionaries’ 2015 Word of the Year!), to the Eggplant and Peach (winky face, winky face), to yes, even the Poop emoji. An edifying assemblage of electronic pictographs, this print paints a portrait of how art and technology intersect to express our true emotions, whatever they might be. (Celebration Hands!)
You can get it here.
The Behind-The-Scenes Story Of Jack White Concert Poster For His Hometown Show In Detroit
The stories behind the concert poster commemorating the biggest hometown Detroit show of Jack White’s career – April 19, 2018. It features the ghost of the theater that Little Caesars Arena was built atop. And there’s a LOT going on here, so strap yourself in.