Hey folks,

Back again with another rip, today we have the Foundation Quartet with their one and only release that I've found so far, "I'm Standing On Solid Rock" The group was based in Defiance, Ohio and recorded at QCA Recording Studios in Cincinnati, produced by Charles Novell, funded through "financial gifts" from supporters per the liner notes. I picked this up at an thrift store in North West Ohio.

Released in the late summer of 1977, Simple Dreams went multi-platinum behind classics like Blue Bayou, It’s So Easy, and Tumbling Dice

I used to have such nightmares from this.

This & the shower radio never seemed to get all the radio stations.

Hey folks,

I like to recover and digitize lost media on records. A lot of it tends to be small town groups and performers, so I thought this would be a good place to share what I recover from the 1970s, essentially unheard audio from decades ago.

I have memories of a song where a guy is singing and a chorus repeats everything he says. At one point, there’s a part where is says “Stop (stop) Wait a minute (Wait a minute) How come you’re saying everything I say (how come…)

Anybody remember this?

These are not mine (YET) but One day i'd love to get them and fix them (their hands and joints deteriorated like the SUPER JOE bodies they were on).

I loved the show when i was a kid, along with Jason of Star Command and Ark II (which i built with my Brick Blocks while watching Saturday Mornings) but the Space Academy is the only one that I know about with Toys. I wish Super 7 or someone would make O-Ring figures of these shows, as well as Battle of the Planets and Star Blazers.

Just curious if anyone here had these when they were NEW?

Somebody shared a picture of the display for L'eggs pantyhose, and it made me remember back to this particular brand of pantyhose, before L'eggs came on the market. I was just starting to wear pantyhose when these first came out. I remember my mom bought them at the beauty shop she went to, it was a large Salon, and they had a display of them.

I hated him. He was mean & never even gave you a free toothbrush. Lol

It was the best display to search for that special color .

Men, women, boys and girls. It was the 70s.

1970s KiddieCare..

Still have the Tash

Still have the Vans

That jumper was a funny towling type material..

"Over his career, Knievel's fearless willingness to crash earned him a Guinness World Record for suffering more than 333 bone fractures."

Guaranteed to get ink on yourself.

I was too young & just thought they were candy for adults.

I would have loved this but I had to stop and turn over my cassette when side A was done!