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- Peteykins
- The artist sometimes known as Princess Sparkle Pony. Peter Huestis lives and works in Washington, DC.
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- Random Nancy Panel
- Fashion Victim: Vintage Ties
- Press Kit For Tim Burton's Ed Wood, 1994
- Book Shelf: Ridiculous Vintage Philip K. Dick Pape...
- Random 8 Track Tapes
- Photo Album: Geneva, 1983
- Fashion Victim: Promotional Belt Buckles
- Grandma
- Things I Love: Vagina Dentata Imagery
- Things I Love: Vintage Stewardess Uniforms
- Painting: Georgia On My Mind
- Flyer For Art Show, 1995
- Book Shelf: Cry Me A River. Several Rivers
- Document Of Considerable Historic Interest Redisco...
- Random Nancy Panel
- Book Shelf: Supermag!
- Object Perceived As Useless Becomes Unexpectedly H...
- Sketchbook: Boring Meeting Doodle
- Abba Merchandise Order Form
- The Greatest Sign In The History Of Ever
- Random Nancy Panel
- Inside The He-Man Lunch Box
- Still Life: Bimbo and Wienermobile
- What's In The Lunch Box?
- Fashion Victim: Clammy, Marbled Shirt
- Painting: High Colonel-ic
- Sketchbook: Name Game
- A-Team Puffy Stickers
- Art Collection: Tiny Walter Keane Reproduction
- Book Shelf: Decorate Your Life With Random Hunks O...
- Reprint: Betty Crocker
- Comics: 80s Nostalgia
- Book Shelf: Weird Peanuts Merchandising
- Random Nancy Panel
- Sketchbook: The Excitement Never Stops
- Reprint: Interview With Cartoonist Chris Ware, 1995
- Sketchbook: List Of Girls' Names From Old Arizona ...
- Unloved Junk Painting Lives To Be Destroyed
- Random Nancy Panel
- Sketchbook: The Da Vinci LOL
- Book Shelf: Instapublishing, 1981
- Welcome to the Junk Drawer
- Fashion Victim: Cloud Shirt
- Vintage Hanger Art!
- Filing Cabinet: Nancy Folder
- Grandpa
- Be Jealous (Like Me)
- Now Here's A Protest I Can Get Behind
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10 comments:
Eight-track tapes - so satisfying. The big labels. The satisfying *thunk* when you shoved it into the slot and it started to play.
It almost (but not really) outweighed the songs broken over two circuits of the tape loop, everything being rearranged to make it fit properly, and the crosstalk between programs when your playback heads got out of alignment.
oooh-la-la!
Dualtrack! Welcome!
Evidently, soul sauce is a very thick sauce.
Kraftwerk on 8-track? The mind boggles...!
i had one of those tape players that looked like a dynamite button. i played all my cowsills on it.
Ah, yes, the fabulous Panasonic "detonator." You should have saved it!
I had that Kraftwerk album back in the day. I had a bunch of hostile Iranian neighbors, and man did they get a snootful of those tunes!
Ah, 101 Strings! They managed to make air pudding out of many a hit single.
Where are they now?
Lulu, I'll see that Doonesbury reference...
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