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Audio Archaeology: MOOG: The Electric Eclectics of Dick Hyman (1969)
What starts with an absurd album cover ends in a magnificent discovery!
Audio Archaeology: Mother Goose Rock ‘n’ Rhyme (1990)
Mother Goose Rock ‘n’ Rhyme is one of those rare experiences in children’s programming that is so weird and unique, that despite its many dated qualities and failings, it withstands the test of time where it counts.
Audio Archaeology: Fruitopia Ads
In 1994 the Coca-Cola company debut a bold, new bottled juice beverage line, Fruitopia. It wasn’t just a fruit drink — it was a concept, a gateway to a higher plain of flavor, the one path to real, ultimate thirst quenching. Coke banked on the early-nineties’ Summer of Love nostalgia trip to market their Snapple-competing drink to Generation X’s wannabe hippie crowd. The result was a striking, psychedelic television ad campaign that made Fruitopia out to be a, like, totally mind-opening beverage, man.
Audio Archaeology: Hooverphonic Presents Jackie Cane (2002)
Hooverphonic’s Jackie Cane is near impossible to find in US stores. Fortunately, CoS knows where to look.
Audio Archaeology: Musique D’Express (1990)
Throughout the ’80s and early ’90s, Express clothing stores were the number one source for fashion-savvy American women to indulge in sleek, Parisian style. Conceived as a younger, hipper version of its parent company, The Limited, Express channeled the streamline fluidity and comfort of European fashion. Even their clothing displays were chic. One of my earliest memories in a shopping mall is of [...]
Audio Archaeology: Corky and the Juice Pigs (1987-1998)
Comedic music is a fickle mistress. More than a few mainstream bands flirt with comedy, and some comedians have an impressive musical presence, but there are very few artists who deal exclusively in comedic music, leaving the genre for the most part overrun with one-off novelty songs. However, the comedic music world has recently begun [...]
Audio Archaeology: Drastic Measures (1983)
I firmly believe that Kansas is the greatest American progressive rock group of their generation. Throughout the 1970s they composed some of the most memorable prog-rock songs of all time and achieved mass appeal. “Carry On Wayward Son”, “Dust in the Wind”, and “Point of Know Return” are legendary tracks. Even beyond these well-known hits, [...]
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