The fact that they included the Freedom Rock spot below made my day.
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Best. '80s ads. Ever.
I know. You're sitting at the computer trying to find a way to look busy and you click back and forth between doing your online Christmas shopping and IMing your college buddy who wants you to leave the house and get drunk with him tonight. Well here's something to help pass the time. Giant magazine has assembled, with the help of YouTube, a list of 50 of the greatest commercials from the Dark Ages 1980s.
The fact that they included the Freedom Rock spot below made my day.
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The fact that they included the Freedom Rock spot below made my day.
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Reader Comments
(Page 2)22. JASON ALEXANDER MUST CRINGE WHEN HE THINKS ABOUT HIS McDLT COMMERCIAL EXPERIENCE, HE'S QUITE THE DANCER, IS'NT HE? BOY! I DID'NT REALIZE HE EVER HAD THAT MUCH HAIR, THAT WAS HILARIOUS!! THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES!
Posted at 12:58AM on Dec 15th 2006 by MARIA
23. WHY would anyone miss records, when CDs are so much more convenient and deliver higher quality?
Posted at 12:08PM on Dec 17th 2006 by Alan
24. GREATEST MUSIC EVER, TO THE "RAP CRAP" MY KIDS LISTEN TO NOW?..
Hey, I wouldn't exactly call rap "high art" either...(public enemy being the lone exception) But certainly you can't be referring to 80's music as "the greatest ever". PLEASE tell me you're not referring to the 80's...that decade of over-synthesized, over-reverbed noise. The late 70's sucked even worse.
Go back to mid 60-mid 70's...You'll find some good grooves there.
Posted at 11:08AM on Dec 28th 2006 by Brian
21. I remember sitting in a restaurant with a bunch of friends and this dude walks in who looked like the guys on the commercial, and right on cue, one of my friends yelled, "hey man, is that freedom rock?". I still laugh today.
Posted at 12:49AM on Dec 15th 2006 by Dinger