“Whether you’re recording something for kicks or for keeps…” I’m feeling a bit 1972 this week. Yeah, let’s go with that. Here’s a fine spot for 3M Scotch recording tape featuring some nifty 1970s music. When you need to lay … Continue reading
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“I already programmed in my secret code…” I’ve programmed in two “computerized” game commercials for us today. Firstly, one for Invicta’s Electronic Mastermind. Second, a space age spot for Fidelity Electronics’ Chess Challenger. The chess game that speaks to you! … Continue reading
“Sony. The one and only.” And now, a spot for the Sony Betamax recorder featuring a proud father fast-forwarding through a “boring” tennis match. The commercial aired in December of 1979. It’s a shame that VHS won the popularity battle … Continue reading
“Superscope is everywhere.” Happy Friday! Here’s a vintage spot for the Marantz Superscope tape recorder from December of 1977. Press to play, cassette fans! Superscope Tape Recorder Commercial, 1977 Previously on 70s Spots: Daily 70s Spot #369: Lowenbrau & ‘Lobsters’ … Continue reading
“We build every television as if we were going to use it ourselves.” Greetings, everyone! I was out-of-state with bad hotel wi-fi for a week and then came home with a nice cold – so updates have been light lately. … Continue reading
“In the world of electronic games it’s outstanding.” It’s 1979 this weekend! Here’s two commercials to get you in that late 70s mood. First up, a spot for Lakeside’s Computer Perfection electronic game with a family of Coneheads Domeheads. Following … Continue reading