Early Spielberg

Woody Allen comedies

nuff said

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babynoz said:

kitbradley said:

I know. I grew up in the 70's and we only had 7 channels to watch and I would just watch TV all day! Now, there are 207 with very little interesting programming on any of them!

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The uhf channels had all the good cartoons. Every day after school nobody had to worry about where the kids were.

absolutely true -- UHF stations (many of which became Fox affiliates) were a smorgasboard of great animation:

Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies

Woody Woodpecker/Droopy

Tom & Jerry

Scooby-Doo/Hanna-Barbera 'toons

60's/70's Marvel Comics 'toons

ufoclub said:

We even had a Ford Pinto!

noimageatall said:

ufoclub said:

We even had a Ford Pinto!

Y'all so gangsta... With the safety features there are on cars nowadays....you guys had guts.

namepeace said:

babynoz said:

The uhf channels had all the good cartoons. Every day after school nobody had to worry about where the kids were.

absolutely true -- UHF stations (many of which became Fox affiliates) were a smorgasboard of great animation:

Looney Tunes/Merrie Melodies

Woody Woodpecker/Droopy

Tom & Jerry

Scooby-Doo/Hanna-Barbera 'toons

60's/70's Marvel Comics 'toons

Cuz 70s porn was full of bush!!!!! & eye do mean lots of bush!!!It would of been like playing with chubacca..

kitbradley said:

XxAxX said:

i still do sometimes remember creature features at midnight?

Oh lord yes! Except, it came on at noon on Saturdays here in Michigan. We used to have a local personality named Sir Graves Ghastly who showed old horror movies on Saturday afternoon, also. He'd scare the crap out of me whenever he'd raise up out of that damn coffin!

HELL YEAH!!!!!!!

SIR GRAVES, SOUL TRAIN, AND SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK WITH A BOWEL OF CEREAL!!!!!!!!

debbiedean2 said:

SCHOOL HOUSE ROCK WITH A BOWEL OF CEREAL!

So...what were you watching when you were actually eating the cereal?

Music of Jean Luc Ponty - A great master jazz violinist

King Kong: Jean-Luc Ponty Plays the Music of Frank Zappa (1970)

Astrorama (with Masahiko Sato) (1970)

New Violin Summit (with Don "Sugarcane" Harris, Michał Urbaniak, Nipso Brantner, Terje Rypdal, Wolfgang Dauner, Neville Whitehead, Robert Wyatt) (1972)

Upon the Wings of Music (1975)

Aurora (1975)

Imaginary Voyage (1976)

Live in Hamburg (1976)

Enigmatic Ocean (1977)

Cosmic Messenger (1978)

A Taste for Passion (1979)

Live (1979)

Cosmic Messenger, as well as the whol album is still one of my favorite listening tracks. It's mellow and other worldly in sound.