Boy Ron FinkBiner tried to knock down the front stretch wall.. I'm sure Chester charged him for repairs... LOL

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I went to this show i drove from port Huron. Thanks for posting this great memories. 🤘

God what a time to be alive

Came on before or after the incredible hulk on cbs in the late 70s and early 80s. Would've been cool if they did a crossover special where david banner appears in hazzard county.

Brings back memories

If they get the one of new years six bowls and national championship in the expanded CFP this should be the theme

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I grew up in the Midwest but have lived in Orlando very near all of the theme parks since mid-1998. Growing up, I took 5 vacations to Orlando from 1987 to 1997. The longest stretch I had to wait though was from 1989 until 1994. I was very into movies, and knowing that Universal had opened less than a year after my trip in 1989, that wait of nearly 5 years was excruciating for a kid of just 10-15 years old. Half to a third of my life! When I was finally down again in 1994, although we did go to the Disney parks too, the very first place I wanted to go was Universal Studios Florida. Oh wow was I amped up for that. And I didn't fail to blow me away at the time. I was also really into the Hard Rock Cafe in the 80's and 90's too though. This original Hard Rock was maybe the coolest one in the world to me at the time, shaped like a guitar with its neck going over a few roads. Back then you could drive your car right up to it to park or let people out, just like you could the front gate of Universal. Everything back then was still so new. All the original rides were there, a few more had been added, the landscaping still looked great, and there was still so much of that area that wasn't so developed like it is now. With both Universal and Disney, especially now having lived right by them and had annual passes for so long as a resident, I really miss the earlier days. Everything feels so confined and cramped today, or repurposed from its original vision. But even when I first moved here in 1998, that was just as Universal was finishing CityWalk and Islands of Adventure. By that fall/early winter of 1998, I was able to upgrade my pass to include the brand new IOA and go there during soft opening months before the official opening in January 1999. I cannot tell you how cool and exciting that was. Not just the new park, but all of the other brand new things at CityWalk as well. Back then before social media, or when the internet wasn't this massive thing we have on every device, it took a little longer for word to spread about these new places. My friend and I used to walk right on to any ride there like we owned the place. I can remember one time we rode the Dueling Dragons coaster 21 times in a row, because no one else was there. We'd get on, ride, get off, and get right back on over and over. It was a blast! There was also no security line or checkpoint back then either to wait through. I could go on and on (as I sort of already have) about all of this, but man do I miss those days. I still have a handful of things like guide maps and otherwise from my first Universal visit though in 1994, and will never forget it.

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The very beginning of this video makes me wanna watch the 1993 national championship game between Florida State and Nebraska all over again! Classic battle right there !

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Bring this back for Big 10 on NBC!

I was on a subway train when a busker started playing this song on the guitar. So I began narrating..."For the price of a cup of coffee, you can make such a difference for a child in need." 😄

I was there! My first concert.

I was just thinking about this commercial the other day. I found it! I haven't seen this in a loooooooooooooooooooooooooong time! LONG LONG TIME!

Yooooooooooo!! Woah! Dammmmnnnnnnn! This brings it back!!!!! I miss these days right here! Straight up!!!! This was when I playing rec league football!!!!

Will this theme returns when NBC/Peacock starts broadcasting Big 10 games?

That is an awesome bumper. I sometimes watched the show during the original air, but I long since forgot about those. I always liked the bumpers during those good old shows like Knight Rider, Airwolf etc. Funny how Bo looks in the mirror about as much as he looked ahead hahaha

i went to the ozzfest 97' 98' and 99' shows plus the black sabbath reunion tour at the palace of auburn hills. back when i lived in jackson. after i moved to southern california

This is incredible footage! Thank you. I was at the HOLMDEL, NJ show and this just took me back.

how many of those people are you still in contact with? i wonder what the 2 random girls are up to today lol

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7:55 always bring party cups. i was at ozzfest 98 in philly that year as a 17 year old and I recall the general rule was as long as they don't see the beers they dont care

Awesome video! I was there. Grew up in Clarkston. Thanks for sharing. Great concert.

I remember Nebraska vs Miami with this music. I always called it the Orange bowl music.

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This is the best Xmas War Is Over best cover ever !

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I'm gonna miss Innoventions once Epcot is done with renovating Future World.

NBC started using this theme for New Year’s Day 1990. I wonder if John Tesh composed this. Before the 1989 NFL season, most of NBC Sports themes were composed by Clark Gault. I think the theme used before this which debuted New Year’s 1986 was better but it was really a college band version of the 1983 NFL Theme that NBC used for games from Super Bowl XVII until the 1985 season and also used for the NFL pregame show from 1983 until Super Bowl XXIII in January 1989.

Nbc used this for notre dame games sometimes before they would go to commercial. But the more familiar John Colby theme from 1993-2005 was used for the opening graphic and sponsor bumps.

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I was there when I was childhood, the Sega era, it's the beyond.

Alec, the sega exhibit, even imagination pavillion was fully open here. Epcot truly was a better place when we had eisner in control aha..

wondering what happened to that EV1 @ 2:55 From what Ive read, the ones part of the sponsorship deal with GM were taken and crushed, but this one from what ive heard was donated...

Heck yea this is when I was there. The Saturn Era! Thanks for the upload.

RIP both teams now. College Football is dead now

If only I was alive to see this

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And who gives this a thumb down?! Burt had great words of wisdom here that stand the test of time in sports and life!

RIP BR

I was there in 1996 it was my 6th grade field trip for graduation, the SEGA section blew my mind when I was 12 years old. It sucks its all gone and just a memory now

2 people don't deserve a good night sleep! LOL

OMFG I REMEMBER THOSE SPINNING RIBBON THING

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rest in peace burt!!!

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While I'm asleep, this would make me think about a ghost version of myself and my friends flying and meeting up together, very similar to that of the Mickey Mouse classic short "Thru the Mirror". This music is so extremely fitting for sleeping, which I like to be doing. ^_^

The music you hear and all your pokemon are crying at your grave