What Can't You Find On The Internet?

The reaction shots halway through that Charlie Rich video are priceless!

I want someone to upload a version of Kraftwerk's "Electric Cafe" at 45rpm to Youtube. This is what was used as the Sprockets theme song.

Also I want more Sprockets!

I can't find old Franklin Institute commercials

I can't find videotapes of 90-year-olds getting their diapers changed!

The live version of Kelsey Grammer/Frasier singing 'Hear the blues' youtube video used on here as a rickroll. Where is it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKlge0jfg48 ?

Tyyyyyyyyyy <3

The image that used to be here http://216.77.188.54/coDataImages/p/Groups/47/47795/folders/91892/1124408helm1.jpg

Here is an example of one that's still working.

This picture of a couple ppl dressed in Alien costumes chilling in the stands watching some sports

This one? http://www.funny-games.biz/pictures/2642-alien-spectators.html

http://i.imgur.com/aLbLAoC.jpg

Yes! Thanks a lot, man

digital version of John Boorman's novelization of Zardoz

http://ebooks.i2p.us/bookdetail.php?page=13&id=18733

ilx is good! (the penis is still evil)

A very whimsical documentary called something like 'Happy Birthday Piter" or "Happy Birthday St. Petersburg" (Russia, not FL) that has lots of interviews with 40-somethings about their lives and contains the line 'Perhaps I can cut you a thinner gerkin?' I think it came out about 7 years ago.

ShariVari to thread.

Googled "thinner gherkin": http://libweb.lib.buffalo.edu/emro/emroDetail.asp?Number=287

Plasmon, you genius!! I'd been googling it in bloody Russian and hadn't found anything! Thank you.

How To Dress Well's "Live Yourself" mix, either for download or purchase.

Nm, found it!

The parody of this magazine cover featuring Hillary Clinton.

http://i.imgur.com/QCxKFhq.jpg

It was published by Esquire circa. 1999-2001.

A chronological list of the complete Elephant 6 discography.

A year or two ago I found an archive of what appeared to be a currently running public access show (or an otherwise obscure local television show). Probably from the greater New England area? I think it was called "____'s Show". The tagline of the show was "____'s Show is your show." It seemed like every episode had different hosts, or were pulled from a large pool of hosts.

A .jpg or similar of the poster included in the 1990s rykodisc elvis costello box set of elvis w a machine gun in his mouth accompanied by the text "don't join"

closest I could find

http://i.imgur.com/XNHgISD.jpg

Frustratingly any link to a sale on an Acid Jazz box set that was on my facebook feed this morning. Supposed to be through Harmless records but I can't see the box listed on their homepage, even for full price.

I can't find the thing that was on my feed earlier either. Assume that any time i go into facebook from another source i'm not going to find exactly the same feed as I had earlier anyway. Plus I don't think I was intentionally linked or subscribed to anything to do with harmless records. Did wonder why it was on my feed but it did look tempting.
I just was on my phone when i first saw it and have far less access or display on that than on my computer. Now can't find it again. Looked on their Facebook page and it seems to be weeks behind the current date and no sign of the offer which I think was newer.

a google image match on pplains' image brings up the actual Don't Join poster

http://www.amazon.com/Elvis-Costello-Mercenary-Armed-Forces/dp/B0040QFRI0

and here's some interesting background on the original
https://jonmwessel.wordpress.com/2011/08/17/design-barney-bubbles/

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all the acid jazz box set links seem to be from 25th anniversary in 2012

I admit, I stopped once I got to that pic, figured it was time for bed.

wow thx guys

The (fake?) CALIFORNIA LEGALIZES GAY MARRIAGE/BIG NIGHT FOR SANTORUM newspaper

this youtube from like 2008 or 2009 of a dude showing off the variety of snacks/beverages he had in his refrigerator so as to be preapared to make any woman he brought home feel comfortable-- feel like this was posted to an ilx thread but i cant remember which, maybe buried on 77 somewhere?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBRL7D0wcXM

first you get the money, then you get the well-stocked refrigerator, then you get the women

yesssss thank u

its p sound advice imo, i do recollect my former gf commenting to her sister that 'he always has such a good beverage selection'

not good enough tho eh

Ladies can't say no to spray bottles of You Can't Believe It's Not Butter.

a gif, or even a video or img of some old hanna barbera / looney tunes etc. cartoon (surely this happened in more than one) where a cat goes through a wash/dry cycle and floats out in a big puffball.

Perhaps you wanted a more generic/anonymous cat but I remembered this happening in the Pink Panther and there it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y94584UUw1Q

Feel like there's a Tom and Jerry too but I'm at work and should probably stop watching cartoons.

thanks a passing spacecadet. I seem to remember it happening by accident? I dunno. Keep watching cartoons at work!

an etext (in English) of Jean Ray's novel Malpertuis

one Christmas -- I wanna say around 1991 -- A Current Affair did a Christmas song; some singers came on with I think just a simple mall-piano accompaniment, these were piano-lounge types. It was clearly just a lark somebody ran with, the credits ran over it while the singers mugged: "A Current Affair! Satanic killings! A Current Affair!" etc.

tune's been stuck in my head ever since but the internet does not seem to remember it.

someone once posted a link on ilx to a scooby doo writer's website where they described how challenging it was to create bad guys after a couple seasons...any leads?

which scooby doo series?

the original one

http://www.erictb.info/scoobystory.html

this one?

there are a few skits from the tracey ullman show that i remember fondly and precisely that simply do not exist on the internet, all these many years later. no scripts, no videos.

there was also a list put together by some british music magazine -- a list of great heartbreak songs, called "heartbreakers." it was a pretty interesting mix of the well-known and the obscure, ranging across genres (rock, soul, country, pop, etc.) and decades (from the 1940s to the early 2000s IIRC). i learned about a lot of great music from this list, which /was/ on the internet once upon a time. but in the past decade it seems to have entirely disappeared.

it had songs by lewis taylor, slapp happy, don covay, scott walker, etc. etc.