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All Posts Tagged With: "1960s"

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This toy dog from the 60s is such a gaylord [Dept. of Advertising Nonsense]

Just the kid yelling “GAAAAAYLOOOOORD!” cracks me up. Someone’s gotta remix that somehow. Thanks to Delsyd for the link.

25Nov2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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Japanese technopop remix of a French tune from the sixties [I Heart Music]

In this fun video from Japanese electronic artist Kenzo Saeki, he takes the funky sixties French pop hit Lundi au Soleil by Francois and gives it a new electronic beat you can shake your booty to. Via: Boing Boing

2Sep2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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Free Movie Friday: Hair [I Heart Movies]

You may just know Hair as “that musical where everyone gets naked at the end”, but it’s much more. The movie adaptation ranks up there as one of the best anti-Vietnam War movies every made in my opinion and yes, it’s still a musical, but nothing wrong with that– the music is incredible. [...]

15Aug2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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Who’s behind the door? It’s Mystery Date [Dept. of Advertising Nonsense]

In this fun board game for girls from the 60s, you just open the door and find out if your mystery date is a stud, a dud or a date rapist. Of course, if there was an equivalent version of this for boys, most people would consider it creepy and misogynistic. But squee, it’s [...]

13Jul2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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Happy fun Soviet postcard from the 1960s [Pic]

This is part of a series of postcards for children from the Soviet Union in the 1960s.  Commie kids on the moon! Yay!

19Apr2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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Awesome print advertising from the 1950s - 1970s [Dept. of Advertising Nonsense]

I’m a bit of a sucker for vintage advertising so I was thrilled to find this Flickr set of print advertising from the 1950s to 1970s. It covers a wide range of products, from clothes to cars to kitchenware to computers, but it gives a good sense of what was in and what was on the cutting edge of advertising over that 20 years.

31Mar2008 | cranberryzero | 1 comment | Continued
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In 1967, Japan went ga-ga for go-go and mini-mini [JapanWTF]

At the height of both the miniskirt craze and the go-go craze, Japan was right on top of things, combining both into one catchy little song. It’s Le Girls with “Mini Mini Go Go”.

24Mar2008 | cranberryzero | 0 comments | Continued
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