#adverts #Acidonia150 #toshiba Join the Discord server here for more content like this: / discord All Hello Tosh got a Toshiba adverts in one video nice Tweeters.
For those of you who don't know, the original "Ullo Tosh, Gotta Toshiba" song was based on Alexei Sayle's comedy hit "Ullo John Gotta New Motor" which was popular on release in 1982, charting on re-release in 1984. On that song each line is repeated twice (which is why the early Toshiba adverts did the same) The "get your ears round that, wallop!" line for the hi-fi system is also inspired by the line "Here's my calling card, wallop!" from the original. Classic adverts back in the day, enjoyed watching all those in one go.
That's exactly why I'm here..the build as outstanding and it got me reflecting on the ads..just found Ian shouting at me nicely. Good product and only 40 years after the war.
Will always remember the Toshiba computer ad .... hello, dad, can I have a computer?? On the back of that ad, managed to get my dad to at least look at getting me a Toshiba computer. Ended up buying an Amstrad CPC instead ... think I made the right choice in the end!!!
My cousin still has Toshiba computer, And still works that is when they built things to last My dad still has his Amiga 1000 + 500 PC, And still works Same with my Spectrum + 2, Nintendo-NES + Super Nintendo :-)
Some of those old CD players sound better than what's around today. I know because I've compared them. Japanese hi-fi back then was expensive and well made, and quality was the main parameter rather efficiency, cost etc.
Hello Tosh, got a Toshiba ! Brilliant ! This was the Time when the High tech Japanese Quality and reliability was making obsolete the unreliable poor quality UK / American Models like ITT , Bush, Decca etc.. Asia was the rising Star in Manufacturing Electronics..
R I P Ian Dury,Love these ads can see what inspired these hilarious ads in 1985 ,Alexi Sayle's Hello John gotta new motor back in 1984 😂🤣😂Back when Ads annoying as they are nowadays ,Where a hoot to watch back in the day 😂🤣😆
Bloody hell I haven't seen the VCR advert at 2:37 since I was about 10 years old (30 years ago). For some reason that repeating 'Eeema-tosh' sound heard throughout that advert always got stuck in my head.
Pheew these adverts are amazing. It doesn't seem to be made in the 80's. All these animation are made manually plus they used softwares for FX effects -maybe the ancestor of Adobe After effect). A big up for such a fantastic work.
@@Hotshotter3000 Not Japanese anymore and not like the products of old with a "Made In Japan" sticker on them. Today's Toshiba products don't last quite as long, I have a friend whom had a Toshiba TV which only lasted 6 years. The old Tosh products lasted a lot longer, today's Tosh products are manufactured using cheap Chinese components that are streets away from the quality products they used to make in Japan. My friend now has a Sony TV and it's streets ahead in visual and aural quality.
I love that when they're selling a microwave they use a female Tosh with big breasts. Because wimmin do the cooking, not listen to music or watch TV, right? Couldn't do that today.
Chris Martin I noticed that but was more surprised with them showing them cooking those sort of things in a microwave... as if it was an oven? Only in the 80s. Its the future innit!
I mean if wimmin are gonna do the cooking, shouldn't they also be on the stereo and TV ads? Because if they are at home cooking, they're going to need some music and daytime TV going.
Don't squeeze your movie on a little teeny telly, With home cinema, you can give it some welly, It's tall it's wide it's a monster too, And it comes from Toshiba look out a Great Blue!, With sound from 5 speakers, here wait a minute, Watching it? I'm sitting in it!, The picture and the sound just grew and grew, And it comes from Toshiba your move Mr Blue, Can anything else come up to par, Now Toshiba created home cinema? Home cinema home cinema home cinema Toshiba!
1982 22" Best TV I Every Owned, Not one fault , perfect picture, it was still running up till up till late 90's I Remember the old Bush Colour TV with Valves, nightmare, always blown a fuse or a Valve..
@mikey p too right, I've gone round for years singing the Toshiba tv one, might make it into a ringtone I'm from Newcastle originally but in Manc, how about you?
@@davem4544 And how about others from the 80's ones like double CD Hi-Fi player, or the Toshiba computer one etc? Never been to Newcastle, But from what I have seen of it over the years on TV, Pictures in Magazines etc does look alright I loved watching at school: Gordie Racer, With the teacher wheeling out the TV on that stand lol I haven't been Manchester in years, I'm from England in county of Kent near Dartford/Bexleyheath way
@@mikekaraoke I prefer the cd hifi advert but the TV one is more memorable Loads of class TV programmes made in Newcastle, been binge watching old episodes of the tube
@@zenonifore4912 Yes there was, Following its introduction in 1984, stereo television was a revelation in the United States. Stereo technology was a critical success and resulted in production studios updating their audio production and post-production techniques to incorporate the new system. Then went to other countries 18 months afterwards!
The unmistakeable voice of Ian Dury.
For those of you who don't know, the original "Ullo Tosh, Gotta Toshiba" song was based on Alexei Sayle's comedy hit "Ullo John Gotta New Motor" which was popular on release in 1982, charting on re-release in 1984. On that song each line is repeated twice (which is why the early Toshiba adverts did the same)
The "get your ears round that, wallop!" line for the hi-fi system is also inspired by the line "Here's my calling card, wallop!" from the original.
Classic adverts back in the day, enjoyed watching all those in one go.
Glad somebody credited Alexei Sayle for his finest moment.
Oh yes brings back memories born 50 years ago,Ads were amazing to watch back then .😂🤣😂
They weren't kidding. This stuff was great and lasted ages.
That's exactly why I'm here..the build as outstanding and it got me reflecting on the ads..just found Ian shouting at me nicely. Good product and only 40 years after the war.
Will always remember the Toshiba computer ad .... hello, dad, can I have a computer?? On the back of that ad, managed to get my dad to at least look at getting me a Toshiba computer. Ended up buying an Amstrad CPC instead ... think I made the right choice in the end!!!
My cousin still has Toshiba computer, And still works that is when they built things to last
My dad still has his Amiga 1000 + 500 PC, And still works
Same with my Spectrum + 2, Nintendo-NES + Super Nintendo :-)
I love old ads for electronics. Every single one of those hi-tech devices would be horribly outdated today. But still, the charm is there.
Every single one would be horribly outdated today, Nonsense-The double CD player people still use CD's-And other digital ones from these adverts
Some of those old CD players sound better than what's around today. I know because I've compared them.
Japanese hi-fi back then was expensive and well made, and quality was the main parameter rather efficiency, cost etc.
Hello Tosh, got a Toshiba ! Brilliant ! This was the Time when the High tech Japanese Quality and reliability was making obsolete the unreliable poor quality UK / American Models like ITT , Bush, Decca etc.. Asia was the rising Star in Manufacturing Electronics..
Please look up allo tosh by pato banton
The widescreen TV one is definitely from the 90s, especially judging by the homage to Reservoir Dogs.
R I P Ian Dury,Love these ads can see what inspired these hilarious ads in 1985 ,Alexi Sayle's Hello John gotta new motor back in 1984 😂🤣😂Back when Ads annoying as they are nowadays ,Where a hoot to watch back in the day 😂🤣😆
Bloody hell I haven't seen the VCR advert at 2:37 since I was about 10 years old (30 years ago). For some reason that repeating 'Eeema-tosh' sound heard throughout that advert always got stuck in my head.
I believe it's "Tosh-iba, tosh-iba, tosh-iba."
RIP Ian Dury.
Every Toshiba product is built stronger to last longer.
Get your ears round that wallop get your ears round that wallop!
Pheew these adverts are amazing. It doesn't seem to be made in the 80's. All these animation are made manually plus they used softwares for FX effects -maybe the ancestor of Adobe After effect). A big up for such a fantastic work.
Ah great memories. I wonder which ad agency they used for this campaign. Very original
I remember these ads fondly. My mum hated them!
War mate..was she in Changi?
Tosh had great products
They still do. I mean Toshiba still exists and are doing fine.
@@Hotshotter3000 Not Japanese anymore and not like the products of old with a "Made In Japan" sticker on them. Today's Toshiba products don't last quite as long, I have a friend whom had a Toshiba TV which only lasted 6 years. The old Tosh products lasted a lot longer, today's Tosh products are manufactured using cheap Chinese components that are streets away from the quality products they used to make in Japan. My friend now has a Sony TV and it's streets ahead in visual and aural quality.
I love that when they're selling a microwave they use a female Tosh with big breasts. Because wimmin do the cooking, not listen to music or watch TV, right? Couldn't do that today.
Chris Martin I noticed that but was more surprised with them showing them cooking those sort of things in a microwave... as if it was an oven? Only in the 80s. Its the future innit!
Not to mention the vaguely racist Oriental riff. For a Japanese product manufactured _in Japan_
ok boomer
I mean if wimmin are gonna do the cooking, shouldn't they also be on the stereo and TV ads? Because if they are at home cooking, they're going to need some music and daytime TV going.
@@hotelmario510How is it 'vaguely racist'?
The "Home Cinema" ad looks like it was broadcast in the mid to late 1990s (not the 1980s or very early 90s like the other adds).
Correct, and it has an indicated website.
Notice the Reservoir Dogs reference ; it wasn't released in the U.K till 1993.
Don't squeeze your movie on a little teeny telly,
With home cinema, you can give it some welly,
It's tall it's wide it's a monster too,
And it comes from Toshiba look out a Great Blue!,
With sound from 5 speakers, here wait a minute,
Watching it? I'm sitting in it!,
The picture and the sound just grew and grew,
And it comes from Toshiba your move Mr Blue,
Can anything else come up to par,
Now Toshiba created home cinema?
Home cinema home cinema home cinema Toshiba!
So that's what the hell Pato Banton was talking about. lol
Mindwerkz Who?
That's good innit thats good innit!
Wollop!
I ddn't realise Ian Dury did so many Hello Tosh adverts.
1982 22" Best TV I Every Owned, Not one fault , perfect picture, it was still running up till up till late 90's I Remember the old Bush Colour TV with Valves, nightmare, always blown a fuse or a Valve..
Loved these adverts when I was a kid! Thanks for posting
I still love these adverts, Proper classic and when things were built to last :-)
Where you from Dave?
@mikey p too right, I've gone round for years singing the Toshiba tv one, might make it into a ringtone
I'm from Newcastle originally but in Manc, how about you?
@@davem4544 And how about others from the 80's ones like double CD Hi-Fi player, or the Toshiba computer one etc?
Never been to Newcastle, But from what I have seen of it over the years on TV, Pictures in Magazines etc does look alright
I loved watching at school: Gordie Racer, With the teacher wheeling out the TV on that stand lol
I haven't been Manchester in years, I'm from England in county of Kent near Dartford/Bexleyheath way
@@mikekaraoke I prefer the cd hifi advert but the TV one is more memorable
Loads of class TV programmes made in Newcastle, been binge watching old episodes of the tube
@@davem4544 I would say they are both as memorable, Ah yes; The Tube such a classic music TV Programme
Have you been to Kent before?
Ullo John gotta new motor
The final advert here is based on Vivian Stanshall's 'Terry Keeps His Clips on', and it's Vivian doing the voice over!
One of these are from the 90s
thats the voice of Ian Dury
RIP Ian Dury
Ian Dury and Alexi Sayle
Two of my personal heroes
Not sure how I feel about them selling themselves to The Tyrell Corporation
I wonder who did the voice over for these adverts, one of them sounds like Mike Reid.
Originally it was singer: Ian Dury who did almost all the adverts but Suggs from Madness did the most recent ads featuring the blueprint man.
it's all Ian Dury except for the last one which was Sir Alec Guinness.
4:53 Sounds like Kraftwerk.
What’s the model of the TV at 2:20? We had this TV at home.
2:04
Classic ads.
What is Tosh saying at the end of the King Kong one?
How is this in stereo when it would have been made in mono?
They Duplicated the mono track to both of the stereo tracks
NICAM Digital Stereo was in service across the UK when many of those adverts were broadcast. It's mentioned in one of the ads...
Please look up allo tosh by pato banton
How is this in stereo when it would have been made in mono?
There was Stereo sound in the 80's you know
@@mikekaraoke Not on TV.
@@zenonifore4912 Yes there was, Following its introduction in 1984, stereo television was a revelation in the United States. Stereo technology was a critical success and resulted in production studios updating their audio production and post-production techniques to incorporate the new system. Then went to other countries 18 months afterwards!
@@zenonifore4912Yes there was. The Beeb started using nicam in 1986.