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Registrace 7. 09. 2009
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The Dilemmas
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Standing Tall All This and More 5:12 Tell Me 8:10 Greg Cathey - Vocals Tim Hackash - Guitar Bill Fry - Bass Curt "the Kid" Laudenberger - Drums
Jet Silver (1991 Demo Tape)
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I Don't Think So I Got Lucky 4:20 Rocking Like the Big Boys 7:51 Temptation Highway 11:22
Page 2 - Live at the 2003 DHS Christmas Talent Show
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Page 2 - Live at the 2003 DHS Christmas Talent Show
Jet Silver | Live at the Chameleon Club
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Jet Silver | Live at the Chameleon Club
Mystery City - Recorded Live at the Uptown
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Mystery City - Recorded Live at the Uptown
I want that 429 Cyclone 😂
Spun one of my SB records the other night from back in the day and then was gutted to find out Sean is no longer with us. Don’t Cry For Me became all too real as I didn’t know. Heartbroken…
Until recently, I didn't realize this was a post-Kirk and the Jerks band with three of the Jerks and no Kirk.
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I miss the chrome and metal years !
80s car commercial
In the 1977 I had a 69 Firebird.Should of kept it.
Esta es una de las canciones más hermosas que se han escrito y compuesto...
Geniales!!!
At first, I thought the Endura bumper was hitting the back of a Ford
These adds would cause a woman's modern day protest movement in 2024 lol. These are great, I wish we still had adds like these. You don't see American car ads on TV anymore, just local dealership ads
im trying to make a docu on this band, do you have any of the original tapes shown in this video??
My brother is in the band. I can give him your contact info.
@@10zig52 bro really? that would be amazing! thank you
anyone else remember a late 60's early 70's commercial, might of been a Javalin or AMX, where father and son are looking at all the performance/racing upgrades the son did to his car?
The 64 Chevelle commercial was awesome. I liked it because I have a restored one. A fun car to drive just like in the commercial.
So much to learn by watching these commercials. Having been born in 72', at 51, I feel very privileged to more clearly understand what Pontiac excitement is about after watching and listening to these 1960's Pontiac Division commercials.
The good ol days! Tony, Eric, Steve you guys rocked it!
This is when cars we cars no this plastic crap we have now!
Dodge had the best looking models
Great compilation of commercials from a company that truly was an innovator. The "stupid parent" company let their great innovative "child company" die of lack of "nurture". You can learn alot about good parenting by not following the example of a "bad car parent!!" Thanks for posting this, really enjoyed it!
I love these commercials! Remember many of them.
Learned to drive on our 1965 Mustang convertible.
The Pontiac g.t.o. peer sweetnessss.😊❤
Beautiful kars sweet looking women the sixtys was superbbbbbbb.😊❤
incredible how in the American commercials they always break down european imported cars. But when selling homegrown American musclecars they point out they are designed after European ideas and standards. They actually say European cars suck and are horrible but we design our own cars after European technical standards.
Sometime I forget how hot women are, thanks for reminding me! 😊 (the cars are pretty cool too)
The ones near the end were a lot closer to what the cars needed to be promoted as.
The Endura bumper would have looked great on the Firebird.
Too bad that early on that the GTO wasn't promoted for what it really was, a muscle car.
interesting, the majority of these commercials show two wheel drive cars on dirt roads, tho nowadays the majority of cars are all wheel drive which rarely see dirt roads…
Walk to the school bus would see 70 rs ss camaro 7 months later it's park at mom and dad's house same car he dated and married my sister. Now I own the car. Awesome Camaro
Friend of mine had a few of those '69 firebirds, the convertibles weren't very stiff, when he revved it up, the doors and quarter panels would show a gap, for lack of a better term
Haaa
Yeah they aren't stiff, flex alot.
I don't understand why they didn't do something about those subframe deficiency, the aftermarket connectors could only do so much, I've never done any research, do the late model Camaros still use the same sub frame?
Why did that LeMans commercial get slipped in there
Why were there a couple repeats?
Dodge fever. The Dodge bros. both died from the virus of 1917, 1918
This is my dads band 😂 do people like it as much as me
Dodge had the best looking Gal's in their commercials.. This is pretty cool going back to the 60s.. Man o man how much different things was.
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So a V8 engine that doesn't stop at gas stations?! Wow! That's some great engineering, ehh, I mean marketing!!
Had my share of 60's and 70's muscle cars...'66 Malibu, 69 Javelin SST, '70 Charger 500, '70 Torino GT and still have a '70 AMX...all which I could simply pop the hood and change spark plugs and adjust points with a Sears dwell meter and a screwdriver...the '70 Dodge Challenger commercial was always my favorite..."Boy you in a heap of trouble...racing tires, racing stripes and I suppose that is a reconverted lawnmower motor"....thanks for sharing.
I owned a '70 Chally RT440, also an IROC Camaro, Mustang GT, '68 Buick GS400, and a real sleeper; a '64 Rambler Ambassador GT that had a Packard 327, duals, posi, 3.73 etc. Running these cars in the late 60's early 70's was so much fun, very little traffic or cops. Nobody wanted their muscle cars any more and sold them dirt cheap to ius kids. It was a great time to be young, these cars are hugely priced now!
Back when you could tell a Chevy from a Ford.
it would have been a very hard decision as what car to buy!
Mustang, cougar, and the Camaro was Pony cars , not muscle cars.
I want big car engine!
I don't remember so many car commercials where the cars are driving on dirt.
I don't remember seeing a lot of these on TV.
GTO=Grand Tempest Option
;I like Pontiac over the other 5-GM divisions Chevy was a close 2nd-