The Midnight Society

From taping shows and music videos off the TV to renting the hottest new releases at Blockbuster, it's a flashback to all things VHS and VCR on this edition of The Midnight Society. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.

Taping music onto blank cassettes was no longer useful by the mid-to-late '90s. CD players had become the new standard, so it was now time to conjure up a way to record songs onto blank compact discs. It's a discussion of CD burning, complete with illegal MP3 downloads from Napster and other peer-to-peer networks, on this edition of The Midnight Society. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.

Long before the days of on-demand streaming services, kids had to build their music collections in much more meaningful and creative ways. From taping songs off the radio with no DJ interference to buying a box full of CDs for a penny from Columbia House, it's an old-school music appreciation episode of The Midnight Society. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.

Half-Man, Half-Amazing. Air Canada. VC15. Call him whatever you'd like, but Vincent Lamar Carter has officially called it a career. It's a celebration of 22 incredible years of Vinsanity on this edition of The Midnight Society. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.

The '90s technology time warp continues with an in-depth look at all things MSN Messenger, including emoticons, winks and nudges, video chats with no sound, and file transfers that always failed. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.

From dial-up internet speeds and chat rooms to ICQ and MSN Messenger, it's a '90s technology time warp on the pilot episode of The Midnight Society. Music: "19" by Green River Ordinance.