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I loved this version. Later I bought a Best of Clapton tape excited to hear it again, but it was the 1970 version :(

Ironic that Billy Carter would be mentioned in ads at this time. Coincidence?

There's something very wholesome about King Crimson of all bands being introduced with the same level of enthusiasm America gave to the Beatles

Find someone in life that makes you smirk as Belew makes Fripp do in this performance.

I’ve always been amazed at the coincidence that the two Bay Area teams are in the World Series when this happens!

By the time this promo aired, there was no Family Ties, Miami Vice, and Highway to Heaven (on the topic of Highway to Heaven, this was the first season on NBC not to have any Michael Landon show since 1958-59 (a year before his first show Bonanza first aired), and Seinfeld just aired it's pilot (it didn't have Julia Louis-Dreyfus and her Elaine character until additional 4 episodes (The Pilot and the additional 4 episodes made up Season 1) later in July 1990, right after the 1989-90 season ended and before the 1990-91 season even started. This was the final season for The Hogan Family (it moved to CBS in 1990-91), 227, The Wonderful World of Disney (it's second stint, it's first stint on NBC was 1962-1981), My Two Dads (even though one of the stars Paul Reiser starred in a future NBC sitcom with Helen Hunt that ran from 1992-99 called Mad About You), and ALF (it's animated prequel series "ALF" and spinoff "ALF Tales" also ended this season). The 1989-90 season was also the debut of Wings, which is notable for being the first Cheers spinoff not produced by Glen and Les Charles, and James Burrows (Burrows directed an episode of Wings), but produced by David Angell, Peter Casey, and David Lee. Also there were some changes in daytime, there was no Wheel of Fortune (it moved to CBS in 1989-90 but returned in 1991), No 2 Hip 4 TV, Disney's Adventures of the Gummi Bears (moved to ABC), Ed Grimley, The New Archies, Reruns of the Punky Brewster cartoons (the live-action sitcom which it based off ended on NBC in 1986 but continued in syndication in 1987-88), Sale of the Century, Super Password, and Win, Lose or Draw. They added reruns of 227 on Daytime, There were some new shows such as Saved by the Bell, a revival of Let's Make a Deal, a Nintendo-based series called Captain N: The Game Master (Nintendo and NBC still has a partnership through this day since NBC merged with Universal in 2004), John Candy's show Camp Candy, and an animated adaptation of Robert Mark Kamen's The Karate Kid, and this was the last seasons for Scrabble and The Smurfs.

Brings back lots of memories, My dad worked on Madison ave at IBM Headquarters NYC. I was in my early 20's life was so amazing there was a sense of everyone was going places........

I was a Freshman in high school in SSF heading home from football practice when i heard the part of the Bay Bridge collapsed, i knew this was the real deal Earthquake. Sad the see what unveiled in the days to come with out power for days and the people that suffered. San Francisco was a proud town of people back then that back each other back then.

A very compelling broadcast. Thank you for posting.

Wow! Amazing! Love This!

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Really wish the album had this speed and intensity.

Why do i feel like this version feels longer than the rock version

This shows that Cinemax was a stomping network

Kinda insane to think about that this was the same agency/company that got purchased by Dreamworks later on only for it to go defunct in 2015. Really interesting that what was later on a division of Dreamworks used to make a whole lot of stuff for networks or any other type of brand in the 80s.

If you can find it the KGO-TV coverage, primarily anchored by the excellent Cheryl Jennings, is worth watching.

Little did anyone realize what was going to happen later that night

If analog tv looked as clear and as clean as this 24/7, and had any of the higher quality VHS branch offs been successful like they were supposed to (W-VHS, D-VHS, etc), we would never have needed digital tv.

You know, watching cool shit like this makes me long for a time I never lived in. I wish some kind of tv renaissance happened today and we could bring back this era of ota tv (1968-1981ish). The graphics, the slides, the news, the sounds, the music, the movies, the shows, the commercials, sign ons and sign offs, all of it. 😫

My brother, Peter McHugh, was creative director at DDB Needham and The Night Belongs to Michelob was his campaign. He said the night they filmed this, they were driving around LA in a van shooting hand-held out of the back of the van having a blast. He is credited as producer of the "After Midnight" spot and the full version on Clapton's Crossroads boxed four-CD set. My mom had called and said, "Pete wanted me to tell you he is working with Eric Carlton..." MOM - "Eric Clapton?!" Geez, Pete, where's your big sister? Bring me along! He called me from Joe Jackson's studio, sent a picture of him with Robert Cray. You have me reminiscing as Peter passed away in 2020. He sent me the session tape, too, with just a note, "I've seen god."

1978 80's

Tonight

Star Wars

Qué bestialidad!

If they don’t bring back the laser peacock intro they don’t know what the hell they’re doing. It’s why the intro is so great. Just jumping into round ball rock is very corny and repetitive.

Bruford is a monster.

This could not possibly happen today. And we are poorer for it

Pretty advanced motion graphics for 1988!

Good times

@VPR2B What is your email address so I can send requests?

Wheres shatner?

I think this is the best live version of this song. The energy is amazing!

He was a great talent, wasted doing the same thing for ABC for decades. He should have branched out like Paul Frees

Takes me back😢

Saw this 37 years ago.

What machine are you using?

I was riding my skateboard down the street, a block from my house. I stopped and turned and watched the street asphalt ripple up towards me like a wave in the ocean. I ran to my mom standing under Spanish arches under our front porch. PG&E drove by on a loud speaker saying not to return into the house until our gas lines were checked, the radio came on and they said the bay bridge section collapsed. My dad had just gotten off the Cypress in Oakland to get a beer for the road home. We went two days later to see the Cypress Freeway and I remember the distinct smell of blood and fuel from the crushed freeway. That was a scary earthquake. Days later, I remember 101 being packed with station wagons of non-natives leaving the Bay Area permanently after the Loma Prieta Quake.

To much TV nowadays and it sucks.

Who created the countdown on a broken billboard where 5 was a goofy-looking car, 4 was the negative space from the smoke, 3 was an unknown thing with a face and the 2-pop was a hand with the number in sign language?

From Court of the Crimson King to this noise.

Fripp looks like James Bond if Liv Schreiber were playing Bond

1985-91

i have a few of the Early Abekas systems with the original prototype test board. They are being serviced and I would like to find a demo on setting them up! lol

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Wait. At 3:49 did they not do infer F**K*R on purpose? That’s some heavy post punk/funk bass and nasty stuff there. LOVE it.

Better 80's Commercial 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I don't think i saw this as clear back in 1989.

EUTOPIECTION

Why didn’t they bring back KDFC? I miss John Lennon’s Woman , Gerry Rafferty’s Baker Street, Woman, Right Down The Line, the Beatles Medley, life is Life, Opus, Enya, Orinoco Flow, Benjamin Orr The Lace. Stay The Night Dan Fogelberg, Another Auld Lang Syne Foreigner Waiting For A Girl Like You, I Want To Know What Love Is, Tooth And Nail, Down On Love, Toto Africa, etc

An SFPD undercover officer who lived off Broderick, put a full automatic gun to my head, but strategically stood within his home as he did. He was probably acting on instructions from Farah Diba Pahlavi to use a psychiatric tactic to try and scare and anger me. He was in the cordoned off zone after the fire broke out. He was proud of the fact that he had two front porch lights flanking his garage that were on by virtue of a generator.