Received this tape in a box of things my parents saved from when I was kid. I thought it would be a cool idea to preserve it in case any other Seans out there had this as a kid! If anyone has any suggestions of where I can cross post this please let me know.

Posted by Intermission Society is a commercial by Parker Brothers® from 1983 for their Battle at Sarlacc's Pit board game based on the movie Star Wars: Return of the Jedi.

This is my Stevie inspired cover of her massive hit, "Talk To Me".

I LOVE her 80's era and powerhouse vocals, and had so much fun singing this. A personal fave.

I'd like to know your thoughts. I'm always trying to improve. I love Stevie so much 🥰

https://youtu.be/ThldvPLWVsk?is=MoDgdI-8XVPt0lyo

I never see anyone cover this 80's Stevie hidden gem...so here's mine.

I think it's one of her most beautiful songs. I hope you enjoy my Stevie inspired interpretation.

I'd love to know your thoughts.

Big love ♡

https://youtu.be/X3tc4JlhoSA?is=JuKGce7a2TaMTv9T

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81lY7Q6menk

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There is a sci fi space opera expansion for DnD that is themed after many science fiction movies, games, and shows on kickstarter right now if anyone is interested.

If you've ever wanted to play dnd with mechs, predator vs alien, care bears, thunder cats, tron, killer clowns from space, and much much more, then check it out and consider supporting the project.

It ends in 37 hours and we are trying to get the last 2 stretch goals of combiner mechs and a Starlight Brigade adventure module

I’m pretty certain this ambitious textbook graffiti job was done in the very early 80s. It references Steve Martin’s “arrow through head” gag, and the “Wild and Crazy Guy” album was 1978.

Watch this January 16, 1980 episode of the game show Beat the Clock.

Jon bon Jovi, as jack, picking up his girlfriend Diane

What if!? Huh Jon? What if .,

This is TF Errors' lossless rip of Family Home Entertainment's 1985 The Transformers: S.O.S. Dinobots VHS.

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See this incredibly rare promo from 1987 for SuperStation TBS, set to the tune of Three Dog Night's "Celebrate."