Signal 30 Part II Legendary "shock" driving safety film featuring numerous scenes of mutilated cars and injured/dead people and a voiceover lacking in compassion. Produced in cooperation with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and shown to millions of young drivers for over 40 years. CONTENT ADVISORY: Many disturbing scenes of violent deaths and accident scenes; cries of crash victims on soundtrack.

Originally done in 1959 by the "Four Lads", This 1990 cover is from "They Might be Giants"

Signal 30 Legendary "shock" driving safety film featuring numerous scenes of mutilated cars and injured/dead people and a voiceover lacking in compassion. Produced in cooperation with the Ohio State Highway Patrol and shown to millions of young drivers for over 40 years. CONTENT ADVISORY: Many disturbing scenes of violent deaths and accident scenes; cries of crash victims on soundtrack.

This is my tribute to graig douglas,and marty wildefor their song Teenager in love.song by oldtimevoice.I don't think anybody i'll notice that im'no longer a teenager will they Lol....Wilde and douglas both recorded it in june 1959.So here's my tribute to them both. oldtimevoice.

1959 Pilot Part 3

Another of Ricky Nelson's songs called ( Sweeter Than You ) this entered the charts on the 4th sept 1959 one of Ricky's best i would say but never a hit it stayed at number 19 for 3 wks.I think they ought to re-enter them and make them all Hits.Hope you like my version.i haven't put any fade in's or fade out,s only it makes the video to big to upload.

Vincent Price plays Fredrick Loren, the malevolent host of a "haunted house party." Loren offers his guests $10,000 if they can survive a night in the murderous mansion. Trivia: The house used for the exterior shots is the Ennis Brown house in Los Angeles, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and built in 1924. It was later used in the films "Blade Runner", "Black Rain", and "Rocketeer".

This is another of Ricky Nelson's (It's Late ) It was in the charts on the 17th of April 1959 at number 3 position for 20 wks.It's a lively song Hope you like it.

Taken from Mary Poppins

http://www.FunnyWebCommercials.com The McGuire Sisters sing for King Size Coke. It's happening in space in 1959. Alien sisters sing and drink coke. King size Coca-Cola has value, lift and refreshment! --- Hugest collection of video commercials: http://www.FunnyWebCommercials.com --- ---

Buena Vista logo from 1959.

Maybe this is the first commercial of cocoa puffs in 1959, because i haven't saw this commercial. I DONT OWN GENERAL MILLS. I OWN NOTHING. BUT No copyright infringement, because i got this from classicads.tv.

1959 (all words and music by Don Charbonneau) I remember the days when drive-ins where in Back in 1959 I was just a kid then I had no money to pay I’d sneak around the old farmer’s field I’d lay on the grass and look at the stars On that old silver screen I couldn’t hear a sound So I’d mainly look up at the stars up in the sky I want to go back in time to see if I can find The child I used to know Ask if it’s alright if I can stay for a while Cause I’d like to see my mother smile Cause I’d like to see my mother smile Well those times are dear And the memories so clear There just like yesterday When my world was bright and to my delight Shone like a brand new car The drive-in is now closed And there’s holes in the screen And those cars have all turned to rust I want to go back in time to see if I can find The child I used to know Ask if it’s alright if I can stay for awhile Cause I’d like to see my mother smile Cause I’d like to see my mother smile I remember the days when drive-ins where in Back in 1959 I was just a kid then I had no money to pay I’d sneak around the old farmer’s field I’d lay on the ground and look at the stars On that big old silver screen I couldn’t hear a sound So I’d mainly look up at the stars up in the sky I want to go back in time to see if I can find The child I used to know and ask if it’s alright If I can stay for a while cause I’d like to see my mother smile I’d like to see my mother smile I’d like to see my mother smile

Courtesy of Logicalsmash from dailymotion. Here's an extremely rare logo used back in late-1950's. This is the Distributors Corporation of America that was used on "Plan 9 from Outer Space." Now this logo for it's time knowing it came from the worst movie of all -time by some credits is pretty decent. This music is ominous and comes from a static logo which may creep some people out. Overall, if this logo was shown in today's movies it would be cheap and very cheesy but was decnt at the time. Enjoy!!

CLASSIC UNIQUE directly to the heart

John sing'in

Using a number of old documentaries this film looks at how sixties youth counter-culture clashed with older people's values of 'moral decency'.

Well, ladies and gentlemen, here's a wierd variation for Leo the Lion, and no, this is not a spoof that was taken from Adobe Photoshop, either. This is the green against black and white version of Leo the Lion, and I don't think this was CGI influence because it was too early for CGI to be part in movies. I'm not even sure how they made the background green and everything else back and white, because the Alfred hitchcock classic is in Technicolor. Anyway, the pretty interesting version of MGM in North by Northwest. Also, you notice that Leo roars three times in this logo. Well, that's how the regular MGM logo would do it from 1957-1959 because in 1960, they would cut Leo down to two roars. Enjoy, peeps!!

monism art Law of Attraction - Cindy Electronium (1959) Raymond Scott jazz quantum monad kuantika tv. http://www.flickr.com/photos/monismo-contemporaneo/ The giver of life mock of us only a dream we chase oh my friends our hearth trust But he really mock of us but with emotion we enjoy in the green things and in the paintings The giver of life make us live he knows, he rules how we, the men, will die nobody, nobody, nobody really lives on earth.

This is the Cat in the Hat Productions logo that was used from 1966 to 1970. Plus the 1959-1970 MGM Television "Lion Wallpaper" logo with a pink background instead of a red background. Taken from "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" on Cartoon Network. Enjoy, peeps!! NOTE: My 1998 DVD print of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas!" has the 1987 Turner logo after the MGM Television "Lion Wallpaper" logo.