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The Ketchup philosophy changed sometime around 1980. Digital Ketchup. It effected everything. We went from Street players to Video Game players...and much more...
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Comic books were the commodity and were often used to trade for illicit and black market items! Like a treasure trove of Hardy Boys books! Classroom embarrassment, high intrigue and an actual time travel back to 1978 makes this episode a CAN'T MISS!!
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On those long summer days the call of gold sent on us adventures digging in our yards for lost treasure. But sometimes a bit of April Foolery was called for - even in August.
Music by:
Adam Monroe
Soul Candle
Alexander Hoff
Hui Bernard
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Do you remember YOUR first time....seeing STAR WARS that is! SO many people have amazing memories of that day. For me- well- it was an adventure that led me to a life transforming event and made me a proud Star Wars Geek!
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In the 1970s we browsed for information in magazines. They were the original laptops and were filled with the fun of celebrities, jokes, comics, 3D posters etc. But they were also the den for those lurking ads for wild and fiendish devices and objects. And sometimes you could not resist their siren song...
Music by:
AShamaluevMusic
Sonnyboo
Music for Video
Mattia Cupelli
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He came to East Harlem in '71. He was a rat. He hadda get whacked. I was 6 and the job was mine.
Music by:
Kiarash-Beats
AlchemyStudioPond5
Lion Free Music
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On those cool Autumn evenings, when the street is company to few shadows one must watch for the havoc of young pranksters...
Music by The Overlord Of Procrastination
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Blood can be fun on street where blood can be scary. You just need an imagination, boredom and the Blood Master!
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We played with dangerous toys in those ancient days! Liquid metal? It wasn't just for the Terminator!
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On hot days in those ancient summers there were no brooks or lakes on 118. So we skirted the law a bit and raised that watery monster from the deep to the streets of Atlantis.
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