Gilliganâs Island '63-67 for their three hour cruise might be a boomer show. Just got back from the Caps game and it was Star Trek night. They busted out that theme song at intermissionâimpressive. It too qualifies for a boomer status quality music.
It may have been produced during the Boomer years but as a certified Genx-er I can tell you I watched it in reruns for years. I can sing the theme song word for word still.
Iâm working on a project that is MASH related/inspired
I wanted to use some of the text from the novel, but when I looked for it at our library, I found that although they had multiplied copies of the show on DVD, they did NOT have the book
âMay have been produced in the boomer generationâ is the entire point of this exercise between @sphere and I, wouldnât you say? I have enjoyed and continue to enjoy learning of the generation xâs shit in this thread as I had actually missed experiencing the original gen X cultural input for the most part.
I canât remember if 3â compact discs were posted already. These two are circa â89-â90.
I was trying to track down everything I could find by UK group, Lies Damned Lies, and found these on ebay. Not sure if maybe @Zuckerzeit has heard of them? They had only a single release on Siren Records before going independent.
When I was at the Ad Agency, we had mini CDs that were about the size of a business card; we had digital demos/portfolio of our company on them
Something like this
I donât remember the capacity, exactly, but it didnât fit much, so we had to be âefficientâ with what was on there for them to be effective, from a Sales perspective - which our owner was NOT, and the execution failed miserably
I remember these being used as electronic business cards, but they came and went pretty fast.
This is gonna HIT my South Jersey peopleâs - I JUST discovered this guy; we may have partied at City Gardens?


