February 13, 1981 commercials

Taken from Midnight Special off KGW/NBC.
1. Cloudtree & Sun (Gresham, OR)
2. Nestle chocolate morsels
3. KGW PM Magazine short promo
4. K-Tel Vintage Rock (it's amazing how the oldest song on this collection is around 14-15 years old, whereas a song from that long ago today is still considered "contemporary")
5. Certs
6. Tickle deodorant
7. Pizza Hut
8. Halls
9. Dr Pepper
10. Tess movie trailer
11. Great American Stereo Warehouse
12. Take a look at Greshmam
13. Waterbed Warehouse
14. Carpeteria
15. Angel Dusted promo
16. Saturday Night Live promo
17. My Bloody Valentine trailer
18. Stereo Super Stores
19. B&L Furniture
20. (sme as #3)
21. U.S. Navy
22. Replay gum
23. 7Up featuring George Brett
24. The Devil and Max Devlin trailer
25. Playtex tampons
26. Bic Roller
27. Fire Rock from K-Tel
28. Amtrak
29. Tom Peterson's
30. Gerry Pratt promo
31. Sphinx trailer
32. Doug Henning's World Of Magic/Animal House/Women Who Rate A "10" promos
33. Skippers
34. Fresh Aire: The Concert at the Portland Paramount
35. (same as #18)
36. Tax Tips on KGW News 8 at 5 & 11 promo bumper
37. Dentyne
38. The Competition trailer
39. Schlitz
40. Future floor cleaner
41. Pearl Drops Tooth Polish
42. Control
43. Ford Mustang (the closest thing you could come to a new convertible at the time)
44. Freshen-Up gum
45. Another 7Up featuring Magic Johnson
46. Heath
47. Another U.S. Navy
48. Maybelline

[@RazorFriendly]

That "My Bloody Valentine" TV spot is so creepy! Can't say I'd seen that version before.

[@matthewbaduria]

Tess is a great movie,an 80's classic.

[@BGNOLA]

"it's amazing how the oldest song on this collection is around 14-15 years old, whereas a song from that long ago today is still considered "contemporary"" I think about that too: the culture actually changed back then.

[@John-ct9zs]

I mean yes and no. Sure you might think a song from 2009 or 2010 is contemporary, but would a middle school or high school kid think so? Or even someone of traditional college age?

[@dgendvil]

Gerry Pratt had his own show after he left KATU's Town Hall, which competed at the same time slot.

[@BGNOLA]

SCTV did a parody of that Playtex ad

[@RazorFriendly]

A very young Sharon Stone in that lip gloss ad

[@Nickrj3]

The day I was born!

[@TelexToTexel]

Stroking the head of Tickle kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4vWiqqpe9NqeNE