Friday Night AMV

For Saturday night. I remember when this song was popular.

Oh, and wait for it.

11 comments:

  1. I don't think I've ever heard this song before. How odd.

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  2. Wow. You must have checked out of the culture for a bit in the latter half of the 70s. This, according to the all-knowing Wikipedia, was the first #1 hit of the US Bicentennial year.

    Much later than this, I was overseas for half a decade, came back, and couldn't talk to anyone. I didn't know movies, TV shows, musicians, anyone or anything who'd become popular while I was gone.

    That was kind of the point. I wanted to check out. But still, it was a shock when I came back.

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  3. Eric, you might enjoy this https://youtu.be/TUoWYoTWcnA

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  4. Eric Blair10:17 PM

    Oh yeah, saw that. Even have seen some of the shows featured in it.

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  5. Figures. ;)

    Do you read Steven Den Beste nowadays?

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  6. I check out of the culture every chance I get. Haven't had television since 2004.

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  7. Yeah, I haven't owned a TV since the 90s, though I have watched a few selected shows via Amazon, most recently Vikings and Justified.

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  8. Saw Sons of Anarchy that way. Saw one season of Vikings, but didn't check back in. Never saw Justified.

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  9. Yeah, I watched a couple of seasons of SoA. The first couple of seasons of Justified are worthwhile -- Old West US Marshal in modern-day Kentucky. After that it's a mixed bag.

    Life was also interesting. Only went 2 seasons, but it's an interesting story. LAPD detective gets convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison. After 8 years, his lawyer gets him out of prison, millions in a suit against the city, and his old job back.

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  10. Eric Blair11:03 AM

    Tom, Let us say that DenBeste's ideas and mine *differ*. I'll leave it at that.

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  11. Fair enough. I don't care all that much for his recent adventures in anime, but I liked his USS Clueless writing back before his stroke.

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