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Madden 64 was an amazing trainwreck that taught me that New England plays in Foxboro and always run pro formation up the gut.
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mind the walrus posted:It dates the show in a good way.
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I always felt a part of Daria was because she fully understood her privlidge and was powerless to do anything about it. And yea the DVDs missing the music really brings them down. It's like Mission Hill not having Blue Monday at Ron's party, it just does not have the same feeling.
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twistedmentat posted:I always felt a part of Daria was because she fully understood her privlidge and was powerless to do anything about it. I've heard the same thing affected Beevis and Butthead; how much did it change that show? (I wasn't allowed to watch it as a kid)
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Mar 5, 2020 22:58
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Neito posted:I've heard the same thing affected Beevis and Butthead; how much did it change that show? (I wasn't allowed to watch it as a kid) I was exactly the age group for that show when it ran, and was never a huge fan. If my fuzzy faded memory serves correct, the show was always composed of one stupid rear end plot episode plot. Random pauses in the plot would drop those two on the couch riffing on music videos, which were the only things we found funny. The later DVD collections, without the rights to the music videos just dropped those couch moments entirely and you're left with the god awful beavis and butthead humor and none of the "OH CHECK IT OUT THOSE DUDES LIKE GWAR" moments or watching them make fun of bad hair metal.
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Mar 5, 2020 23:06
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twistedmentat posted:I always felt a part of Daria was because she fully understood her privlidge and was powerless to do anything about it. Granted with hindsight that statement is Boomer af because Daria's gonna enter the workforce right before the 08 Recession, but at the time it made sense.
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Not a 90’s thing, but WKRP in Cincinnati also suffers from not having the music licenses for home release. They used current music during its original air, but the home releases just have generic music and the show loses something because of it. I think the original Wonder Years home videos also had the same issue, but I’m pretty sure that’s since been corrected in recent versions.
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twistedmentat posted:It's like Mission Hill not having
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In the original arcade release of NBA Jam, the Bulls are hardcoded to run slower and miss more shots when they're playing against the Suns because the lead developer held a grudge.
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All I want from MTV is full-season DVD/Blu-Ray sets of Celebrity Deathmatch  .
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The only fight I remember liking was the Battle of the Clerical Error.
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empty baggie posted:Not a 90’s thing, but WKRP in Cincinnati also suffers from not having the music licenses for home release. They used current music during its original air, but the home releases just have generic music and the show loses something because of it. Neito posted:I've heard the same thing affected Beevis and Butthead; how much did it change that show? (I wasn't allowed to watch it as a kid) Yeah, it sucks. I got the "complete mike judge works" or whatever the gently caress its called (also on dvd cause I'm old af) and there are no videos in the actual episodes, but there are some included with the collection. Its not the same...
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hatelull posted:I was exactly the age group for that show when it ran, and was never a huge fan. If my fuzzy faded memory serves correct, the show was always composed of one stupid rear end plot episode plot. Random pauses in the plot would drop those two on the couch riffing on music videos, which were the only things we found funny. The later DVD collections, without the rights to the music videos just dropped those couch moments entirely and you're left with the god awful beavis and butthead humor and none of the "OH CHECK IT OUT THOSE DUDES LIKE GWAR" moments or watching them make fun of bad hair metal. Beavis and Butthead does suffer from not having the music videos, but it seems like you just weren't the right kind of kid for it. My friends and I who adored it then, and still adore it now, were essentially Beavis and Butthead on some scale. We weren't that stupid, but we were those misfit kids that weren't the nerds, the jocks, the popular kids, etc. On top of that, it really was a great depiction of what life was like for some 13 - 15 year olds in the 90's before the internet took hold. Recently, although it's sadly gone now, there was a YouTube channel with just about every episode of B&B, the episodes that were dropped from the DVD sets, for the most part had music integrated into them. empty baggie posted:Not a 90’s thing, but WKRP in Cincinnati also suffers from not having the music licenses for home release. They used current music during its original air, but the home releases just have generic music and the show loses something because of it. I believe that the Shout Factory set has the original music. It's sad though because for a while WKRP was on MeTV or Antenna TV, and it wasn't using the original music.
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Some of the best jokes and character development moments were during the music videos. Another neat thing about the videos was that they just played whatever they found that they could build jokes around — some really out-there music that would never, under normal circumstances, get airtime on MTV got played on B&B. Beavis attempting, off-screen, to make pancakes during a Wilco video is still one of the funniest things I've ever seen.
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Mar 6, 2020 14:33
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I could watch this for hours and have. https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLknxpTAVFf972bWhF6h096OT3RmlNgQMx Oftentimes my favorite videos are the ones that are just so bad that they stare at it in silence for 5-10 seconds and change the channel. Cartoon Man has a new favorite as of 14:49 on Mar 6, 2020 |
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Those wanting to see restored versions of B&B should search the internet for ‘KingTurd Collection V2’.
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Cartoon Man posted:I could watch this for hours and have. I forgot how many Grim Reaper videos they've watched
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hatelull posted:I was exactly the age group for that show when it ran, and was never a huge fan. If my fuzzy faded memory serves correct, the show was always composed of one stupid rear end plot episode plot. Random pauses in the plot would drop those two on the couch riffing on music videos, which were the only things we found funny. The later DVD collections, without the rights to the music videos just dropped those couch moments entirely and you're left with the god awful beavis and butthead humor and none of the "OH CHECK IT OUT THOSE DUDES LIKE GWAR" moments or watching them make fun of bad hair metal. Gotta disagree with you on this one. Beavis and Butthead was pretty much a perfect representation of growing up as a teenage boy in the 80's. No internet, just loads of free time and stupid ideas.
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PhotoKirk posted:Gotta disagree with you on this one. *nods in old*
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I used to record B&B all the time. Had a ton of VHS tapes. When I moved I threw them all out. Wish I hadn't, cause they had all them videos...
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I even loved the revival season they did 5-6 years or so ago when they were making fun of Jersey Shore and poo poo. Why the hell hasn’t Netflix thrown a bunch money at Mike Judge to make more dammit??? Hell they could just make fun of whatever the latest viral YouTube videos are.
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Cartoon Man posted:I even loved the revival season they did 5-6 years or so ago when they were making fun of Jersey Shore and poo poo.
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IIRC White Zombie actually became more popular because they showed a couple of their videos on there and B&B were all "Whoa! Cool! Check it out"! and so on. I have to admit, I was turned on to a few bands by seeing their videos on B&B as well. I even bought some albums, and didn't just download them from Napster in 2000 like everyone else did. I still think winger sucks though.
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Iron Crowned posted:Beavis and Butthead does suffer from not having the music videos, but it seems like you just weren't the right kind of kid for it. Ha! Maybe I made the wrong assumption. I was in my late teens in '93 when it dropped. I have memories of doing stupid college stuff like taking stupid  and staying up way too late. Addled brains craved stimulation and it was always a downer when MTV decided to air B&B. The bits where they take the piss on videos was great. Everything else was just god awful for me.
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TITANKISSER69 posted:So I just found out that archive.org has VHS rips. Here's that Matthew Perry/Jennifer Aniston Windows 95 video: between the Linnea Quigley horror workout (yowza), every episode of MASH, and every episode of KaBlam, I'm going to be using this for a long time, thank you
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This part gets me every time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8e8Gfu9uoU&t=57s
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How come Beavis never looked directly at the TV
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My guess is that it saved on animation costs. Butt-Head always looks forward, Beavis is always in profile. You can probably keep a bunch of similar templates and recycle/reuse over the course of the seasons?
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I remember seeing their heads from the front/opposite sides etc, but yeah, probably just cheaper to do it like that. Beavis was ugly from the front anyway. Better to keep the profile shot.
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Tag your hand washing song. I’m taking Amish Paradise by Weird Al.
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Closer by Nine Inch Nails
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Here's a forgotten 90s movie that Amazon Prime video of all things reminded me of. Mouse Hunt! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcNMWo7e4Fc Has one of those great thundering orchestra soundtracks from the 90s. It's not in this trailer though  Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wJvLYiZv8A Edit: Another amazing 90s movie soundtrack from the same year (1997) is Flubber - which was a re-imagining of The Absent-Minded Professor. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLohYzz4btpaQtZwDzDJeL7AGH1zqbgrht Danny Elfman at his very best. Vanagoon has a new favorite as of 10:40 on Mar 9, 2020 |
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Vanagoon posted:Edit: Another amazing 90s movie soundtrack from the same year (1997) is Flubber - which was a re-imagining of The Absent-Minded Professor. I wonder if the called it "Flubber" instead of "The Absent-Minded Professor" to avoid any sort of confusion with the recent remake of "The Nutty Professor"?
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Vanagoon posted:Here's a forgotten 90s movie that Amazon Prime video of all things reminded me of. I'll Stan* for that movie, it's a solid Laurel & Hardy style slapstick romp. And yeah, classic soundtrack. * and Ollie
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The whole point of Beavis and Butthead was the riffs on music videos. The side stories were just that. That’s like watching MST3K without the movie and just the in-between skits.
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Cartoon Man posted:Tag your hand washing song. candlebox - far behind
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Gone Fashing posted:candlebox - far behind I love that song  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eu3EuWg2qNI
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