I did NOT expect the instruments used, but it's so good!

Glad I could tear up guitars for this icon with you and everyone!!

Y'all better skank! 🔥🔥🔥

So glad to have been included on this. Always love a good Crush 40 tune and everyone involved killed it! Can’t wait for the full album!

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never apologize for HQ Laguna Loire content

Very well played and great sound again! Keep up the good work!!🎸

What a delight

This sure brings back memories. Moved to Owings Mills for Kindergarten in 1985. By '87, we were skipping school, crawling through the sewer from Painter's Mill apt's to the mall and stealing from stores all day. We were terrible lil latchkey kids :)) Wish I could've made it back before it got torn down. Haven't been there since '91 :( Thank you for this! Brought me back more than any other OMM video has. Narration is great as well! You sound chill af. Cheers FF!

Great performances by everyone! Love the video!

this was lovely!

what a rad piece love me those stardew valleys. it was a blast to work together let's do it again sometime!

Fantastic video. And what a shame. I worked at the Britches Great Outdoors in ‘’87-‘88. It was at the bottom of the grand staircase. There were actually four Britches stores (2 casual, 2 dressy, for both men and women). The Gymboree location was a Benetton when the mall first opened. I can still smell the Benetton cologne. The three original anchors were Macys, Hechts and Saks Fifth Avenue (my best friend worked there). Lord and Taylor was not an original anchor. A Ruby Tuesday was at the entrance to the Conservatory, near the exit doors. Other original stores were Abercrombie & Fitch (which was preppy and sold big shirts back in the day), an old school Banana Republic (when they mostly sold safari type clothes), Liz Claiborne, Ann Taylor, Rainbow Salon (I used to get my hair cut there). I remember working Black Friday in ‘87 and the mall was packed. It took me 20 minutes to make my way through the Conservatory to get to work. There was the occasional fashion show on the grand staircase, which of course was right outside my store. I remember hearing Roxette “The Look” and Sheena Easton “Strut” while women in overly-shoulder-padded suits and dresses walked the runway.

Thanks for sharing this video 📸 sucks it's no longer there

Your Austin Peay community salutes you, Phil. We're so proud of you and the contributions you've made to the Washington Nationals. It's a bonus that you share your knowledge and expertise with our current students. You're a Gov leading the Govs, and we're grateful. And as the wife of a great jeweler, I'll say that I'm impressed by the bling!

My brother, Jeff, let us know about your ring and ceremony, Phil. It does say "Wood" right there on the ring, so there can be no doubt that it's yours, and fairly won for a lifetime of making Washington baseball so much fun for the fans, while you have educated us at the same time. You absolutely know more about baseball than anyone else I have ever met. Becky and I are proud to know you as a friend and fellow Austin Peay alumnus!

Well earned, Phil. You've long been in the DC / Baltimore sports writing and broadcasting trenches ... and are a baseball information (and overall trivia) marvel! Thanks, Diane, for sharing this meaningful "social distanced" ceremony that is quite a tribute to Phil ... and so well done by you, Carrie and Becky. When we see Phil next time, we hope we ONLY have to kiss his ring in order to see it! We very much enjoy our friendship with the Woods!!

Excellent! Like how you explained what stores used to be in the mall. I have many memories of the mall. You went into the salon I used to be a patron of like 20 years ago! Cool! So sad to see the demise of this beautiful mall..

Who is this??

can’t believe there was that much vandalism that quick. that’s ridiculous.

As you walk in, the first thing you will probably notice is the floors imported from France

Great video.

Interesting video. Thanks.

You know that the booming days of the 80s and 90s are gone, when malls are closing up like this.

Deb wen out of business every ware not just that deb there. Destiny USA deb turned in to Syracuse fan store with everything Syracuse

Sure this mall was extraordinary and primarily Jewish, but once it turns into a lifestyle center or a retail park, I imagine fountains and towering trees over the parking lots. just like the nearby Foundry Row. Also don't forget to mention all that was Owings Mills is now hills and mounds of dirt and rubble.

Crime and thugs destroyed this once upscale mall! Management turned a blind eye!! Was never enough security/police presence!!

the macy's at owings mills looks eerily similar to a david jones store at toombul shopping center in my home town that closed in 2011

Perfect editing! This is one of the best dead mall videos I've seen on KZbin. Good for crediting Dan Bell with the style but I enjoy the lack of any narration here :)

"My Pussy Wet" lmao

What did you get from the auction??

Nice

wizard store was in my area it went bankrupted

suncoast went out business yrs ago

Disney store look like it was old navy

Outstanding job Carrie! Thank you for your stories about this mall in its final days. Like you, I grew up in mega malls, so their passing is like loosing a good old friend. Hope you make more of these. Your voice and pacing are awesome. 😆🖒

Have so many memories of this mall. Even held a few jobs there over the years.

i love her voice.. makes me get that feeling like im learning something...had that feeling from teachers in school

What a shame. The building was so nice inside.

That is why it was closed down in the first place .Sad..

I remember working for B&W Tobacco and calling on that CVS store (10:43 mark). That place was a dump, but I had to park the van and go inside every couple of weeks to service the cigarette racks.

I have been in this mall, once....back in 1990 I think it was.

This is a brilliant tour of this mall. It's sad to see it has wasted away from its former glory. I guess I am lucky that both of my local malls here in the Atlanta area are still doing well, though you can tell that things have changed over the years. Record stores are gone, gift shops are gone. One still has the GameStop and a Brookstone. Thanks for shooting and posting this. Sorry to see the place in this state. Hope you scored a few good items in the auction.

Wow-great footage! The mannequin at the end seemed sad...I remember shopping in the 70s with my folks in the mall and mannequins had glass eyes,hair,makeup,skin tones,etc.Now most mannequins have no face,sometimes no heads!She seemed to be taking a long last look.Thanks for the vid!

Excellent video, I always think people who film inside dead malls are so brave, I would be afraid of falling through the floor or running into shady people. Thanks for sharing!

It's sad to see such an upscale place come to this. This was a beautiful place that should have been preserved, in my opinion.

How did you get in? Would love to know, I'm fascinated with things like this.

It's kinda sad to see what the mall has become. It's starting to look like rolling acres