{"id":920,"date":"2014-08-24T13:08:10","date_gmt":"2014-08-24T19:08:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/musicexcite.com\/?p=920"},"modified":"2017-01-02T13:36:21","modified_gmt":"2017-01-02T19:36:21","slug":"a-little-bit-entertainment","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/musicexcite.com\/?p=920","title":{"rendered":"A little bit entertainment"},"content":{"rendered":"

In these unbearable days of lack of real positive horizon, I feel it will be the right thing to upload this post to the air. I don\u2019t have any kind of pretension to give here an idea for conflict solution, or maybe it will be more accurate to say an idea to prevent from these factors to rule our lands and governments who just want to keep the peace away from us.
\nBut, let\u2019s put the politics aside. This time I decided to wallow in the most nostalgia without any kind of concerns about my will to share \u2018decent\u2019 musical material or less familiar like I tend to do on the posts of this blog.
\nAll started a few months ago while I cleaned my apt. I decided to solve some very irritating problem that I found just when entered to live here, but it took me a while until I decided to do something. Are you familiar with these sliding doors that slide into the wall? I have such double doors in my bedroom. For some reason, they couldn\u2019t be open completely, and it really pissed me off, so I removed the stopper that prevents the doors to move the opposite way, and then I got way to the inner tunnel inside the wall – and what did I found there? the thing that prevented the doors from sliding to the end were simply old newspaper chunks that someone stuck there for an unknown reason. Of course, I pulled them out and as an elderly coming nostalgia enthusiast, I spread them, and I discovered some entertaining stories and advertisements.<\/p>\n


\nMost of these newspapers are from 1984, and then I recalled that I have a reel tape found in a pile of reel to reel tapes that my former boss gave me some years ago while I worked in a local radio station. My boss worked before for years as a technician in the national Israeli broadcast authority and one of the things that he did there was preparing commercials and jingles for the radio. Until the computer age with sound and actually until the mid-1990s the radio stations used Cartridge tapes for jingles and commercials (you can see bellow the pics of these tapes and their player).<\/p>\n