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80's Commercials Vol. 525

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These commercials aired on MTV on May 4th, 1984
1. MTV Music News
2. TV Spot for "Hardbodies" (THE movie to sneak into with your friends this Summer)
3. People Magazine
4. Hot Rock Complete Music Buyers Guide (Ask for Linda)
5. MTV in Stereo Promo
6. MTV Station ID
7. MTV Music News
8. Finesse (LOL at the random archery)
9. Chic Jeans
10. Miller High Life
11. Promo for "Eurythmics in Concert" and "Rock & Roll High School"
12. MTV Music News
13. Shake 'Em Up Bowling
14. Cablevision Update
15. Seruchi (OMG)
16. Crazy Eddie (YES)
17. MTV Station ID
18. Clearasil (The guy briefly seen at 11:14 appears to be Viggo Mortensen)
19. Station ID
20. MTV Music News
21. MTV Promo
22. Jordache
23. Nike (Most of the footage here is taken from Randy Newman's music video for "I Love L.A.": • Randy Newman - I Love ... )
24. MTV Music News
25. MTV Station ID (With Phil Collins)

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Комментарии : 41

@yusakug 7 лет назад

What a great volume, with commercials like Seruchi, Clearasil and Jordche fitting the decade to perfection.

@tdrewman 7 лет назад

For 15 mins I was 14 years old again. Watching MTV after I got home from school. This was the year I discovered RUSH.

@drw128 7 лет назад

This aired on the exact day I was born!

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

I was born on the 12th so it's interesting to see a little snapshot of the world from the week before I was born.

@OpinionVille 7 лет назад

Holy crap! I'm a freshman in high school again!

@JohnnyUtah15 7 лет назад

A Junior right here.

@AIOctober 7 лет назад

Thanks for keeping in the extra MTV News update about Elton John at the end, waiting the entire volume to see what the VJ was referring to had me in suspense. x)

@thrasher6499 7 лет назад

oh man i miss the old mtv i watched all the time in the 80's when we had a cable box

@necroticism 7 лет назад

Incredible time capsule.

@Spindash54 7 лет назад

I live on Long Island and recognize some of these local ads like the bowling and Cablevision!

@EKS511 7 лет назад

In the Clearasil commercial, I spy a young Melissa Reeves before she was cast on Days of Our Lives. (Melissa Brennan back then)

@DanZero77 7 лет назад

Worth it for Crazy Eddie!!!!!! We also had Cablevision in New Jersey.

@rsdaddy141 7 лет назад

Back when MTV was music television.

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

Now it stands for "Miscellaneous Trash & Vomit"

@timdub70 7 лет назад

MTV, before it became the Reality channel. Now it's the Ridiculousness Channel, it seems to be all that's on.

@vicious-pi3rd 7 лет назад

Tim Warneking Tell me about it.They have no credibility anymore the interesting thing is they still keep their logo!

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

They revived Beavis and Butt-head for a while, and it did get decent ratings. However, it didn't get its core demographic of teen girls, so they canceled it. I can't understand why they call it MTV now anyway!

@vicious-pi3rd 7 лет назад

Yoda Pagoda They also revived The Maxx so much for that one too!

@timdub70 7 лет назад

Beavis & Butt-head. The Siskel & Ebert of music video.

@therealseanw.stewart2071 7 лет назад

Hugging! Kissing! Stuff we can't even show you on TV! Ha ha ha...Oh boy

@piketyson1332 7 лет назад

Rest in peace JJ Jackson and am I the only who thought that he sounds like the late Don Cornelius?

@rstyeast73 7 лет назад

Now this was back when MTV actually played music videos. I think I was 10 at the time toward the end my 5th grade year about to transition to middle school.

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

I thought you used to completely omit (Station ID for MTV) from the video and notes. It's almost been 16 years, why do I still get chills when I see the World Trade Center in movies and TV? This was before the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics! I remember those being the first Olympics that I watched, but only as much as I was allowed...I guess the track and field events weren't very popular in my house.

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

I used to omit MTV from the descriptions back when Viacom was more protective of this stuff and occasionally bullied me with copyright notices, but I actually haven't had any trouble with posting MTV stuff in the past. I figure it's safe now.

@YodaPagoda 7 лет назад

Good to know! This channel is a time capsule and a treasure.

@JohnnyUtah15 7 лет назад

Speaking of the Station ID for MTV, sometimes when someone starts a thread about if we actually landed on the moon on a message board I frequent, I'll reply "Yes, we did and again on August 1, 1981!" Then. I will add an animated gif of the Station ID.

@80sEric 7 лет назад

It's amazing that Randy Newman's "I Love L.A." only peaked at #110 (bubbling under) on the Billboard charts. The song was all over the place on television ads and was used by ABC for their 1985-86 "you'll love it" theme. Apparently radio stations didn't share the same love for the single.

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

The slow intro probably killed its chances on radio

@michaelglickman1300 7 лет назад

And yet those same radio stations were more willing to play "Flashdance... What a Feeling" by Irene Cara, even though it also had a slow intro. Hypocrisy much?

@80sCommercialVault 7 лет назад

"Flashdance..." doesn't really have an intro in the same vein...it's merely a verse section with a slower tempo that eventually picks up, which is not all that uncommon. The nearly minute long intro to "I Love L.A." has no musical connection to the rest of the song and it would have fared better on the charts with a single edit that excised it. I can understand why a songwriter like Randy Newman wouldn't have gone for that though.

@sirlordford 7 лет назад

Hardbodies featured a nascent Vixen (Edge of a Broken Heart).

@TTrigg 7 лет назад

MTV News-R.I.P JJ Jackson :( Hardbodies-sadly the few times i visited the beach,the girls looked nothing like in this movie or its sequel lol Hot Rock Guide-can we trust Linda..? Eurythmics concert--i still have that on VHS

@sirlordford 7 лет назад

JJ Jackson must know that this is not the original Deep Purple lineup.

@jonathanmitchell9886 3 года назад

I'm always surprised when people are unaware of the Rod Evans-Nick Simper lineup: serious musicians, guitar teachers, folks who should know better. I mean, not only did Purple have three albums under its belt by 1970, but that original lineup recorded the band's biggest commercial hit. I think everybody just assumes that was Ian Gillan singing on "Hush."

@SAPProd 7 лет назад

So glad they revealed what would make Elton John stop touring. That shit would have haunted me for weeks if it wasn't revealed!

@seffola 7 лет назад

oh yeah. Gimme those hot 80's CHICKS!

@elineff3895 7 лет назад

as I was growing I honestly thought Annie was gay on the ways that she would dress, but then I saw the guy that performs with her is her boyfriend at the time. but she's straight