I hope this company is still around today cause it seems like they had great deals on cars back in the day unlike now where cars are expensive no matter what you do.

11:15 Pat Morita before Happy Days and the Karate Kid.

This is up there with "It's not nice to fool Mother Nature" in the commercails that I still remember to this day.

Winston tastes good like a cigarette should!! 😃

Okay since no one is gonna say it i will "Family guy clip"

0:20 Ace wrote limelight? 😂😂😂

4:46- "Superdad" (1973)- one of *the* worst live-action Disney movies of the 1970's- featured Bob Crane, who died a horrible death in the summer of 1978 [note his name isn't mentioned at all]. If Fred Silverman had any integrity left within him, he would have scuttled that telecast. But he was anxious to promote ANYTHING on NBC's schedule in the hopes they could attract a decent audience {of course, "60 MINUTES" was #1 in that time slot that week}.

4:34-"Practically worthless".........but it makes a *KEEN* whistle! 😃

Smith Barney They make money the old fashion way, They Earn it John Housemen

Right-handed, and wore his watch on his right hand. Interesting.

May, 1982, I stayed up to watch Car Wash (1975). I thought it wise not to push my luck to watch The Kalidesope Affair that came on afterward. 😮

Magnífico show, sintonía total, y como siempre John Henry Bonham over the top!!!!!

Tonight's Browns loss brought me here.

Wow bringing back so much memories ❤

Jingle composed by Joseph Paul Siriculla, and Leon Pendarvis for Tuesday Productions for NBC.

I want to see Frankenstein. I was 7. I loved Columbo. I didn't like Towering Inferno. I felt like I couldn't breathe in the theater.

Really interesting to hear Paul bust Ace's balls after Strutter about the length of his solo (?). Sounds like the rest of the band is cutting up while Paul is trying to be serious, lol

Every one of these guys were virtuosos at their respective crafts. There was no weak link in this chain. Flawless perfection. This makes me wish I was 10 or 15 years older. (I was born in 1972.)

Incredible quality! Thanks for sharing

If there were still sigaret commercials, i here Tom Hanks yelling "WINSTON" in a total other point of view

I'd like to see a longer version of the United Cerebral Palsy PSA that Geri Jewell appeared in during 1983. The specific scenes I'm interested in seeing are those that show her wearing a striped shirt and white pants while holding a microphone. The scenes also show the audience behind her, along with a cropped shot of Geri Jewell's striped shirt, and a cropped shot of Geri Jewell's white pants as she talks. The UCP logo appears on the screen. In the scenes I'm interested in seeing, Howard Cosell's voiceover says, "Geri Jewell's creating understanding through laughter."👍

Great looking blonde smoker!

Hace 51 años

Geoff Tate was something in his prime the whole band was just unreal!!😎🔥 Geoff’s range and voice control is out of this world people compare him to Bruce Dickson and Rob Halford but sorry he surpassed them both with his pipes in his prime untouchable. Imagine if they had American idol back then and Geoff was a contestant no competition!!!😂🔥🤘 He had that perfect natural Silk in his voice that you are born with yes he did have lots of training but it has always been there with him to release the beast at the right time!! Wish we had more singers and music like this today but it only comes around once in a lifetime. God Bless The original Members of Queensryche & Geoff’s Pipes!😄🔥

Queensrÿche from the mid-80s was unbeatable live: Tate had the best voice and technique in Metal, and the band played a phenomenal set with incredible cohesion!

I thank you for the upload .

I WAS THERE AT THE LOFT WHEN THIS WAS RECORDED !!!!!

Creepy? Think again.

I was there. Spent the entire concert by the speaker stack, and the resulting reduction to the hearing in my right ear is a constant reminder to this day!

not that big on hawaii!

It’s amazing how quickly they got their act together and how many talented people were willing to work with them from the get go. Eddie Kramer and Bill Aucoin come to mind. Most bands have a cover band phase. KISS hit the ground running with all originals. This is really rare vintage stuff and it sounds good. I don’t think they get enough credit for their musicianship.

Man.. that guy looked real focused on cracking camera. Give him a 70 s raise.😂😂😂😂😂😂

My VW Jetta TDI got 45 to 50 MPG. It was great.

I’m fired up with the Pinto

One of these revbombed me in a highway tunnel over the weekend, never heard of them before. I had to replay my dashcam to figure out what it was. Neat car

At 11:10 Dodge is forecasting the future of the pickup truck market about 20-22 years down the road. "Roomy quad cabs and even roomier crew cabs." The only difference; the 1979 models had full-length 8-foot beds. The first time I saw a crew cab pickup truck was in 1970. I was 7-years old. The truck had a special device so it could drive on railroad tracks. Do the Big Three still make plain old two-door pickup trucks with 8-foot beds?

My father worked Sundays in the Appleton, Wis Kmart Auto Center for a while back in 1971.

Back when motor oil still came in cans.

Not too many bands sound better live than the actual record

"she's married now" hahaha 2:25:08

No ACE/PETER...NO KISS...PEOPLE

Always loved how Ace meshed that kind of pedal steel country (delta blues?) vibe into Kiss songs, more noticeable in early stuff like this. What a treat!

This is an incredible recording, the band is rocking their fuckin balls off!!! ALL HAIL THE 'RYCHE!!!

All the old skool intros were cool (HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, The Movie Channel). The regular channel intros were hot too. Especially, the one with "chiller" and the six fingered hand in it.

I had a 1979 Dodge Omni , what a bomb

My God the ads were so corny back in the 70s. I actually don't recall this particular ad, thankfully so.

Winston tastes bad Like the last one I had; No filter, no flavor, Just *#@! toilet paper (We sang it this way in the 1960s)

A one-minute TV commercial! That's hard to find nowadays; commercials are shorter and MUCH more numerous. About the only people now who can afford a one-minute spot are the animal rights activists and some lawyer commercials.

At some point in the mid-90s, Emmitt Smith was added as the last athlete pictured in the intro.

mike cacophony LIVE !