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I use head phones to listen to videos. This was fantastic! The sprinkler was something I heard every summer. The neighbors had them all over their yard. We use to play in them. If you got close it felt like it might peel your skin off. Some of that I had forgotten about. Wow! Sounds are a big deal. Smells are right there as well. I have memories of almost every sound you played. Good stuff!

OMG! Loved this. This was a good one. 👍👍

Damn, this was on point 😂

That was awesome! Would love to see more of these. The chimes to turn the page on the record was a sound I hadn't remembered in decades but instantly brought me back to listening to my fisher price record player in my "fort" in the closet with a blanket hanging over the bar. Thanks for the trip!

This channel is nothing but pure nostalgia the videos never disappoint keep up the good work🎉

I haven't thought about David the gnome in probably 30 years. The after these messages thing is classic. Sally Struthers diploma thing is unintentional comedy, how she looks like she's reading the stuff as its scrolling on the screen. Good stuff as always.

Awesome sounds! I actually had that exact laser gun toy when I was a kid in the 90's. It was given to me by Nichelle Nichols, a.k.a. Lieutenant Uhura on Star Trek. She was in town for a Star Trek convention, one of the last ones we had here, but I couldn't go because I was in the hospital. So, it was arranged for her to come visit me in the hospital and bring the convention to me instead. I also got my original Nintendo Game Boy from her as well.

That was the best one yet! Those sounds definitely take me back.

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Hi. I'm new to this channel. Really enjoying your videos. Looking forward to more.

Great vid, the 80s and early 90s kicks were the best by far. Hope to see more as I am a collector from that era. Love from Ireland 🍀.

Don't think we had Big Red here in PA, but Cherrikee Red was pretty good. Looks like it made a brief comeback years ago, but probably isn't around anymore, but I usually only have 1 can of soda every other day nowadays...

I had Crocodile Mile too, only had like one spot in the back yard where the splashdown pool could be used, but it worked pretty good from what I remember. Would definitely use it again if I still had it, despite my dad bod.

Thank you for posting this video! Please keep posting. The ease of popping in a cassette tape from a curated collection satisfies me. My VCR Screeches when it rewinds tho, pretty funny. lol cats

My family got an SNES way late. We had an NES and my dad was adamant we didn't need another system. So my older brother saved his money and bought an SNES 2 (the smaller ones that were cheaper) on sale at KB Toys. I think he paid $39.99 for it. He also bought Contra: The Alien Wars which we played to death. We did get Super Mario World and NBA Jam TE shortly after. My all time favorite SNES games are both sports games: NBA Give N Go and Ken Griffey Jr's Winning Run. I sunk countless hours into those two games. Cool video!

Wow! You got some true bangers on there! Even ones I either didn’t know or forgot about! 👊😎 I need to listen to this immediately hehe thanks man!

Awesome! Love this! So glad when I see others playing old school video games and systems, I do too hehe:) I went a little crazy a few years back and bought the mini’s for NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, and Atari hehe;)

........ Finally got the SNES in 1993 so I could play Mortal Kombat day and night, and in the comfort of my own home!

I think the first time I played a SNES game was in 2000. I don't remember what game I played. I do remember the kids sitting on the floor playing with it. I've got pictures of that. I gave all my older game systems to my son when he moved out. Now, I kind of wish I had kept them. I'm raising my grandchildren and it would have been fun to start them off with the "old" stuff. The two oldest ones I have now are a PS1 and a Nintendo 64. It goes up from there. I'm not good at video games but they sure are fun. I don't have much time to play these days. I quit giving them away, so maybe someday, I'll have more time. I'll just have to learn how to connect them to the new TV's. Tragically, I gave all my old TV's away when I gave the game systems to my son.

They sell original SNES controllers for the Switch! NES and N64 ones too.

I remember the story books with the 45 records in the back. We had a bunch of those. We didn't have Gremlins though. Good movie! Poltergeist is one of my favorites. I would watch that at my grandparents house with my aunt while we ate Totino's party pizza, when they were still round and a coke. There's only a couple of those I haven't seen yet. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and The Wizard. The Wizard is at the top of my list of movies I want to watch.

I always wanted high tops. I thought they'd be cool. A lot of kids had them. It was also popular to leave them untied. Even as a kid I found that to be uncomfortable. Your dad comment made me laugh. I started wearing, mom shoes pretty early on just for the sake of comfort. High tops are out of the question at this point. I don't like my shoes to cover my ankles at all.

I remember the fruit roll up ad. I never found candy in a cereal box. Just a small toy or stickers and only then when I was at my grandparents house where we could have kid cereal. I'll bet, if they went back to commercials being like they use to be in the 80's, stores would sell more food and toys.

Of your collection I have the Air Force 1 and a Pump.

Donkey kong country

This is such a fun video! 80's music is still my favorite. I would spend hours making mixed tapes. I'm off to go listen to your line up!

Awesome video! We didn't get an SNES until Christmas 1993. But, we still got Super Mario World as the pack in game, and our second game was Super Mario All-Stars, which was the 16-bit compilation of Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, Super Mario Bros. 2, and Super Mario Bros. 3. We also had Super Star Wars, Wing Commander, Sim City, and a Star Trek: The Next Generation SNES game too. I don't have our console anymore, but that's because my brother took it for his place when he was getting ready to move to another city about five or six years ago now.

Mode 7.

I was lucky enough to get a SNES for Xmas 91, my grandma got it and 2 other games for me through her Sears employee discount. Got Actraiser and Super R-Type in addition to SMW, was looking forward to Actraiser the least, but it ended up being my favorite of the 3. Never beat Super R-Type without cheating though...

Oh yeah, I remember when they had Family Matters do the preview for the new cartoons (on YT as "Saturday Morning Cartoons previews with Family Matters Carl Winslow Laura Steve Urkel MC hammerman") Wish I had more time to re-watch old favorites...

The animation on some of these are great, especially Transformers and GI Joe, and even random stuff like the Count Chocula commercial. I wish they were available in better quality...

Love it! Bro we have such similar tastes:) Some of those are literally in my top 10 favorite movies of all time too! 👊😁

Oh damn, I think my first exposure to Gremlins was one of those books, too, thanks for the trip down memory lane!

We have a very similar taste in movies--keep up the content. Thank you

Fantastic topic!!! You’ve really found your groove man!

heres 10 i watch alot but uncommon in case you want to check em out. 1, saturday the 14th, 2. oh god book II, 3.bad news bears original 70's, 4. scavenger hunt, 5. beastmaster, 6. gymkata, 7. foul play, 8. candleshoe, 9.time bandits, 10. legend of billie jean. the ones i watched the most everyone knows but they are goonies, back to the future, and not even close to anything else is star wars 1977, i may have actually watched that over 1000 times no exaggeration.

Dude, great video, and right in my wheel-house right now as I am started collecting VHS tapes pretty hard a few months ago. Here are my most watched VHS movies: 1. In Search of the Wow Wow Wibble Woggle Wozzie Woodle Woo (if you know, you know). I rented this from a local video store EVERY weekend growing up. My mom used to beg us to pick something else lol. 2. Batman (my first VHS tape I ever owned. Got it for Christmas when I was five and I watched it so much. The diet coke commercial at the beginning is so good, and the looney tunes trying to sell you batman gear lol. 3. TMNT: I too know the opening Pizza Hut jingle by heart! ("Off in the distance, the games draggin on...") 4. Labyrinth (Still love it, as do my kids) 5. Willow (The most underrated fantasy movie of all time in my opinion). 6. Pee Wee's Big Adventure (even though Large Marge terrified me) 7. ET (everybody owned this when it came out) 8. A collection of the old Superman cartoons. We wore that out. 9. The Buttercream Gang (a classic family movie) 10. Speed (my first action movie I owned on VHS. Still can have fun with this one lol) Great video! Was checking all day to see if you had a new one. Thanks for all the great trips down memory lane :)

All great movies

Hey man, great video! I have alot of Disney movies on my top 10 most watched movies on VHS list. Return of the Jedi is also my favourite Star Wars movie because I'd seen reruns of the Ewoks cartoon on TV when I was four or five years old, so of the original Star Wars trilogy, it was the movie that felt most familiar to me when I first watched the series back in late 1995 or early 1996, when my dad got the 1995 VHS box set for either his birthday or Christmas in 1995. Also, yeah, 1990 was seven years before the Special Editions were released, so the original theatrical versions of all three movies were still being released on VHS and Laserdisc at the time.

If I had to guess what my ten most watched were: Batteries Not Included Roger Rabbit Flight of the Navigator Demolition Man Terminator 2 Jurassic Park Nightmare Before Christmas American Tale Cop and a Half Billy Madison

It's funny how many 80's and 90's silhouettes aged so well, like Jordans (1s, 4s, 5s, 6s, etc), Forces, New Balance's are still popular amongst my generation till this day. They just find a way to renew themselves each year without changing the design of the shoe

Omggg the jordans look sooo good. The colorways are so nice too cause its not your regular chicago. The box on the red x white look great too. Also i remember wanting the Huarache's so bad as a kid, but my parents couldn't afford them, I live in brazil now, so its a little hard to find a pair of those, I would get one if i found them here, just cause it was so popular in my middle/high school time. Not so long ago too, I'm in my 20's

Im willing to sit back and listen to some random dude on yt talk about old shoes 😄 🇧🇷

Absolutely refreshing my man. Born in 1977 im your guy. Like Sub Share tell scream over here guys.....

I loved my LA Gear shoes. Do you remember a kind called Kaeppa? I think that’s correct. If memory serves, they had dual laces on each shoe. Fun video. 👍

loved you choices. There were many 80s sitcoms but like you in the 80s I was a kid so we didnt watch a lot of the more grown up ones or what have you. I remember all of these shows and liked them. Cheers I didnt watch much as a kid because it was def more for adults. Like someone else said, cant wait for the TGIF one. I still, to this day, put on either full house or saved by the bell to fall asleep to. Its my comfort shows.

I had the blue suede Nike cross trainers (Bo Jackson) shoes. Those things are great!

Some of my favorites, Nike air Griffey max for ken griffey jr, reebok shaq pump. reebok kamikaze shawn kemps, ones i actually owned that were cool nike air diamond turf 2 Deion Sanders and Nike Air gridiron 2 Cris Carter. the cris carter ones were super uncomfortable but looked awesome, black with purple swoosh and the air pocket was clear with neon yellow gel. I saved money an entire summer picking fruits and vegetables to get those, so i really didn't care how uncomfortable they were I was wearing them haha. I think they were $210 which being like 12 felt like a million dollars.

I had a pair of pumps growing up. There's a great scene in White Men Can't Jump regarding the pumps. There was an urban legend at my school that if you wore BK shoes, the Bloods (the gang) would be out to get you because the BK stood for "Blood Killer". So stupid, but kids were legit scared to wear their BKs lol. My favorite throwbacks not mentioned are the Converse Weapons and the Pony City Wings. Great stuff as always. Some of those boxes hit me hard.

Had my British Knights and had no idea they were cool