Posts tagged with ‘1970s

IHC After Dark movies: ‘The Shiver of the Vampires (Le Frisson des Vampires) (NSFW)

A fantastically cheesy bit of cheap 1970s French horror from director Jean Rollin. A pair of newlyweds, a mysterious house, sex vampires… that kind of thing.

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This is one of the first photos ever of an Apple computer
Back in 1976 when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were putting together the first Apple I computer, this is one of the first pictures ever taken. Quite a ways away from the super polished, super gorgeous Apple products of today, but you’ve gotta start somewhere.
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This is one of the first photos ever of an Apple computer

Back in 1976 when Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were putting together the first Apple I computer, this is one of the first pictures ever taken. Quite a ways away from the super polished, super gorgeous Apple products of today, but you’ve gotta start somewhere.

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“Red Sonja and the Wizard”: Lost footage from Comic Con, 1978

In the seventies, Red Sonja writer Frank Thorne and Wendy Pini used to perform a show, “Red Sonja and the Wizard,” at comic conferences. No record of these legendary shows were thought to have survived, however—until this film, shot by an audience member at 1978’s San Diego Comic Con, surfaced on YouTube.

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Darth Vader, before he was famous
A short newspaper clip published in 1977, right before the official release of Star Wars, describing Darth Vader as a “Star Creature.”
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Darth Vader, before he was famous

A short newspaper clip published in 1977, right before the official release of Star Wars, describing Darth Vader as a “Star Creature.”

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A treasure trove of animation from the early days of computer animation

From the 1970s into the 1980s, the YouTube channel VintageCG has over 100 videos showcasing the quick progress through the early days of computer animation, when just having a vector shape show up on screen and a shiny metal ball on a flat plane was a mind-blowing achievement.

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“Mike” from Breaking Bad wants to talk to you about menstruation

Actor Jonathan Banks, now well known for playing the hard-nosed badass Mike Ehrmantrout, starred in this PSA about menstruation from 1974.

What’s wrong with this picture?
I need some help, because this all looks totally legit to me. From a Star Trek coloring book from 1979.
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What’s wrong with this picture?

I need some help, because this all looks totally legit to me. From a Star Trek coloring book from 1979.

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Photos of Iggy Pop and the Stooges playing at a high school in 1970

On December 5, 1970, Iggy (Pop) and the Stooges performed at Farmington High School in Farmington, Michigan. Luckily for us, in 2011, Jim Edwards (past lead singer of Detroit band The Rockets) posted a bunch of images captured at that show from a co-worker who was there.

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Tom Waits seems to be preempting Heath Ledger’s Joker in this video from 1979

These days, Tom Waits sounds more like Cookie Monster, but in this interview from 1979 from Australian TV, he seems like he could have been Heath Ledger’s Joker inspiration.

IHC After Dark: Trailer for ‘The Jesus Trip’, 1971

Jesus, bikers, drugs… I can’t wait til Tarantino does a remake. Oh, I’m sure he will.

Jim Morrison predicts the future of music in 1970

During an interview in 1970, Jim Morrison predicts the future of music. “I can envision one person with a lot of tapes and a large electronic set-up and a of machines…” Just call him DJ Mojorisin.

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McDonald’s ad from 1976 don’t want no jive honkeys
That’s dinnertimin’, ya dig?

McDonald’s ad from 1976 don’t want no jive honkeys

That’s dinnertimin’, ya dig?

The precursor of today’s social media was PLATO from the 1970s

These days, we’re saturated in social media, from Facebook to LinkedIn, Twitter, Foursquare and all in our video games and in the daily news. The origins of all this connectivity started in the 1970s with PLATO, based on a device invented in the 60s to handle the influx of students taking advantage of the GI Bill after WWII.

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