Predrag at DVDlab sent me a couple of images from their restoration of the cartoon Professor Bathazar (1969-1971).
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Quite a difference isn't it? They hope to finish all the episodes this spring. However these are so far only for the Italian/Spanish versions. Let's hope not for long!
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Help me organize my music library. I've got one folder called "Mel en Sol May 1" and I have no idea what that is. Well it could be some great library music. It all sounds something like this:
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I thought this was going to be a repost but going through the archives I can't find it. So, for the first time in this blog:
Ben Samuels' Classic Golden Age Comic Book Cover Gallery
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Oro Solido - La Tanguita Roja:
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/mrdantefontana, summer here we come!
The Cardigans - Sick and Tired. (1994)
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Cinema postcards and photos
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TWILIGHTZONE! recently gave us the P.J. Proby album "Somewhere" and now they serve us even more: "I am P. J. Proby" (1964) and "P.J. Proby" (1965).
Go get it!
"...from the genius "Speaking of Animals" series done by Jerry Fairbanks (from an idea from his buddy Tex Avery!) for Paramount in the 1940's" More to come says PappyStuckey who uploaded it.
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Inuit is said to have many meanings - one of them being The Land of Man (Människornas Land). I happened to stumble upon this charming children's book illustrated by the wonderful Dane Ingrid Vang Nyman (1916-1959). She will always be known as the first illustrator of the Pippi Longstocking stories, but here is something else. It's a story about the Inuit children Nuka and Naja who gets lost and has to make ways to survive in nature. One of the ways is collecting eggs as you'll see below. A few more pictures to see here.
How about some vintage food? Some Swedish vintage food? OK, but if I mention the recipes were composed (so they say) by the Swedish king's chef monsieur Paul Arbin! Any better? The color images from this cook book are really great and they are here: Hakons kokbok
And for no extra cost here's a recipe for veal kidney canapé (click for larger):
Oh. Sorry, didn't I tell you it was in Swedish?! Heck! Use one of those fancy-schmanzy online translator things! There will be more of these recipes later on so get used to it!! Ya lazy bum!
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Damn! The Professor Balthazar episodes are gone from YouTube too. I'm not surprised but it feels like we are in the middle of an epidemic!
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Do you remember Melodifestivalen 1974? No? Refresh your memory!
Update: Sorry you've missed your chance. The YouTube user has removed the videos!
This is a Swedish commercial, from the early to mid 90s, made for a bank called Postbanken, but you probably got that. The brilliant actor we are seeing is Ernst-Hugo Järegård (1928-1998).
Find more Ernst-Hugo here.
Uploaded to YouTube by Bynson 2000.
