The Oakland A's have a new "lights out" closer named Mason Miller. His fastball is 103MPH. When he comes into the game, the announcer said "It's Miller Time!". When I heard that I watched this vintage commercial, does bring back good memories!
excellent observation sir. your keen eye for detail is the mark of a true beer connoissuer.thank you for enlightening some of our younger less experienced beer drinkers on this most serious of matters.
I don't know if anyone notices but the black guy who operated the train was Hal Williams, who played Officer Smith (Smitty) on Sanford and Son. Just keep your eye open it takes a split second in the engine and when he sits down with his coworker towards the end.
Last night I dreamed I was on the *Miller* train. It was an open air train that travelled across this long bridge that went along... not across... along the most beautiful river. In the distance I saw a pier jutting out and someone in the water on a Miller logo float! There was a tall water tower with the logo too. This song kept playing called "I May Like It". (No such song but...) It was a corny old 70s country trucker song and I was singing at the top of my lungs!! I don't drink beer... and I wasn't having a great night sleep... but the dream occurred at least twice and was very euphoric! Cheers! Saw you posting and it brought back my dream!
The funny thing is, this was filmed on a tourist railroad that operates steam locomotives. I believe they operate these "snow specials" only a couple of times each winter. Therefore, Miller's implication that this is "typical railroad work" and they head for a Miller when they're done is pretty weak. It's about the same as implying a couple of airline pilots heading to "Miller time" when they're done flying a plane, except their plane would have to be one built by the Wright Brothers.
Anyone know if the following Miller Beer commercial is on youtube or anywhere? The one where a sports team in a locker room makes a rookie sing, expecting it be funny; but he sings the Miller song so well they all get real quiet and then give him a lot of respect and acceptance.
My uncle who moved to america in the 50s would tell me about how much he loved Miller but he said that it tasted better between the 50s and 80s can anyone tell me if that's true because I still love Miller
Been looking for the real vintage Miller commercials. This ain't it. At the time this commercial came out, the jingle was a mere shadow of the original.
Bwahahah! "The BEST TASTING beer you can find"??? ...Must not be searching for very long...I wonder how these guys would react to Heineken or Sam Adams?
@tree man Sorry heavily hopped beer is highly over rated, and original reason IPA's were even invented was only for the preservative qualities of hops and high alcohol content which keeps beer from spoiling too quick when it was shipped on long voyages from England to India. It wasn't created for taste preferences, though if you actually do like lots of hops then go for it. If I want something better quality than say Miller I will go for some type of ale or pilsner/lager that has a balance of hops and malt flavor.
@@yearginclarke Yeah Its what you call Pilsner piss Horse piss lol but actually my favorite beer is a good lager beer Like Coors i get a Cheap high on Miller lol
@@charlieirvin5423 Actually Miller high life is my go-to cheap beer...there's always a 12 pack in my fridge. As I said before I think IPA's are really over-rated. Although I do like some american pale ales I've tried like Anchor brewing's pale ale and Deschutes' Mirror Pond also, but I still prefer easy drinking smooth beers without tons of hops mostly.
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Some random guy on a bus I took sung this for an entire 20 minutes drunkenly. Made my friggin day.
Lol
😂
Why do I like beer commercial so much from the 1970s? Brings back memories
The Oakland A's have a new "lights out" closer named Mason Miller. His fastball is 103MPH. When he comes into the game, the announcer said "It's Miller Time!". When I heard that I watched this vintage commercial, does bring back good memories!
I miss the old commercials that represented just regular people.
YESS!
YES... Not some whore looking women half dressed.. Just real peeps!
I LOVE this vintage commercial!
excellent observation sir. your keen eye for detail is the mark of a true beer connoissuer.thank you for enlightening some of our younger less experienced beer drinkers on this most serious of matters.
I never saw... never even *heard* of a snow-blower train before, That shit is awesome.
Frozen city they're awesome to be on. I work for the railroad in vermont
Ty Kahler Hey Ty good for you! I live in the Adirondacks and run the Adirondacks line all the time! You got a great job! Remember to drink Miller!
Grab a Miller High Life and watch this for some classic snow train action ua-cam.com/video/Vj2B3y7IV0g/v-deo.html
This one is and still runs in Chama, New Mexico
1acroyear1
It's called a Rotary Snow Plow. You can see one in action here on UA-cam.
Boys, now that we've plowed the tracks, let's go get plowed!
I don't know if anyone notices but the black guy who operated the train was Hal Williams, who played Officer Smith (Smitty) on Sanford and Son. Just keep your eye open it takes a split second in the engine and when he sits down with his coworker towards the end.
Back in the Day........and I still have the Time.
brought back happy memories of the 70s....thanx for posting, sir!
Last night I dreamed I was on the *Miller* train. It was an open air train that travelled across this long bridge that went along... not across... along the most beautiful river. In the distance I saw a pier jutting out and someone in the water on a Miller logo float! There was a tall water tower with the logo too.
This song kept playing called "I May Like It". (No such song but...)
It was a corny old 70s country trucker song and I was singing at the top of my lungs!! I don't drink beer... and I wasn't having a great night sleep... but the dream occurred at least twice and was very euphoric! Cheers!
Saw you posting and it brought back my dream!
That was filmed in Chama, NM on the Cumbres & Toltec
thanks for the info
@@alanmorris7669 it’s time for the miller
my brother and I have miller time every fri after work. MILLER TIME!!!!!!
Why were Beer commercials so awesome between 1975-85?
You know, I can see a lot of posiible outcomes for this thing. And not a single one of them involves Miller time. (C) Mike from Breaking Bad
I was re-watching the series the other day and laughed so hard when I heard him say this. He's so fucking sardonic.
Man that takes me back!
I’d love to get blind at that bar
Voice of the great Gene Barry.
Love this melody
The funny thing is, this was filmed on a tourist railroad that operates steam locomotives. I believe they operate these "snow specials" only a couple of times each winter.
Therefore, Miller's implication that this is "typical railroad work" and they head for a Miller when they're done is pretty weak. It's about the same as implying a couple of airline pilots heading to "Miller time" when they're done flying a plane, except their plane would have to be one built by the Wright Brothers.
18 years old first time buying beer on my own. It was Miller time.
Good old days.
Anyone know if the following Miller Beer commercial is on youtube or anywhere? The one where a sports team in a locker room makes a rookie sing, expecting it be funny; but he sings the Miller song so well they all get real quiet and then give him a lot of respect and acceptance.
I love miller beer..
lol the bartender is wearing a shiny windbreaker, everyone has facial hair, dear God this was a long time ago.
It's Miller Time somewhere in the world!!
Thank you, Jimmy Carter, for finally legalizing home brewing...
I sure remember these commercials when you have guys working up a sweat and relax with a Miller Beer.
I was just singing this song. lol
It just doesn’t taste the same in cans over glass bottles…..
Miller time, excellent
Nostalgia!
My after High School beer
Yes, hangover in a bottle....this bud's for me...and I live in the shadow of the main brewery!
My uncle who moved to america in the 50s would tell me about how much he loved Miller but he said that it tasted better between the 50s and 80s can anyone tell me if that's true because I still love Miller
I love it
2020 IT'S CORONA TIME....
Reminds me of National Lampoons Vacation!
Cheers
Been looking for the real vintage Miller commercials. This ain't it. At the time this commercial came out, the jingle was a mere shadow of the original.
Try this soundcloud.com/millercoors/miller-beer-by-johnny-mack
There’s an older one. Type “70s”
Bar scenes shot at the Valley Cafe, Campbell, OH
Nope. Shot in Chama, NM - Foster's Hotel, across the street from the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad yard
I miss drinking this bullshit in Reno...I really do
the champagne of bottled beer
Cause the foam looks cool....of course!
Would you stand in front of a locomotive with 20 foot spinning blades?
Sam Adams is best tasting. u guys should try Sapporo
haha. it seems you never had real beer. miller is based on rice. and this is the problem. try pilsener urquell or chezch budweiser. this is beer!
Budweiser with a lot bubbles.
The only problem I've got with Miller beer is that its too goddam carbonated and that makes me throw up making it useless to get drunk
Miller Beer, creating alcoholics one commercial at a time.
Forget about enjoying a smoke with your Miller beer now, it is against the rules of the New World Order Conspiracy.
@KaiserHudson67, thank you for setting me straight.
I would drink Bud, if it don't taste like shit...
How did they come up with a job plowing railroad tracks anyway?
@sinbad799 yeah he sure is
Vor 17 jahren
Don't you mean Sludge Weiser?
I only drink space beer.
Bwahahah! "The BEST TASTING beer you can find"???
...Must not be searching for very long...I wonder how these guys would react to Heineken or Sam Adams?
Beer
Drink up jeff I'm family now.
What a grouch...
I spit Miller beer, I drink Samuel Adams
Reach out
Reach out and touch someone
Reach out call up just to say hiiii
cool commercial, bad beer brand
The singer sounds like Dean Martin.
'murica
I Like Miller Beer. Nothing Like a Good Cold Beer On a Summer day.
@tree man Sorry heavily hopped beer is highly over rated, and original reason IPA's were even invented was only for the preservative qualities of hops and high alcohol content which keeps beer from spoiling too quick when it was shipped on long voyages from England to India. It wasn't created for taste preferences, though if you actually do like lots of hops then go for it. If I want something better quality than say Miller I will go for some type of ale or pilsner/lager that has a balance of hops and malt flavor.
@@yearginclarke Yeah Its what you call Pilsner piss Horse piss lol but actually my favorite beer is a good lager beer Like Coors i get a Cheap high on Miller lol
@@charlieirvin5423 Actually Miller high life is my go-to cheap beer...there's always a 12 pack in my fridge. As I said before I think IPA's are really over-rated. Although I do like some american pale ales I've tried like Anchor brewing's pale ale and Deschutes' Mirror Pond also, but I still prefer easy drinking smooth beers without tons of hops mostly.
worst beer... carbonated piss water..
Everyone Has their own beer as long as it goes down cold. and quenches your thirst. That's What Matters. Can I Get a Amen On that. LOL.
Miller Has Been My Favorite Beer
"But the dank, the Dank!"
You should have Commercial fishermen as a beer Commercial they drink Beer too
The boat is too wobbly
@@goatfokerkadyrov7528 You are so Right
My dad drank Schafer Beer when you having more than one
Eddie Murphy brought me here