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Eugh.
Looks like the demon child of a CD and an LP that got together in someone's record box lol!
just a little childish humor :)
I remember playing that disc in the main lobby after dinner for sing along before the main show
craigacohen@verizon.net
Yes, that's how influential it was on my life.
Regardless, it was still a contradictive movie of its time. Oh yeah, Wild Orchids. Lame by todays standards. Just like Dirty Dancing, I suppose.
One problem Laserdiscs sometimes had was the plasic coating would absorb water in certain conditions & affect the aluminium underneath, casing something known as laser rot making the disc unplayable.
Technology at it's best !!!!!
Yeah DEAD Technology!
Hum, 12 " laser discs. The 8-track of video.
Don't see them anymore.
Discs cost upwards of $80 and you couldn't record.Glad I never owned one.
Last I heard in early 1992 on news radio was they ceased making them, but two co.'s would remain to service them.
Kind of makes you glad if you didn't own one.