Things That No Longer Exist

[Tacohitts]

People with any form of respect and honesty

Marathon candy bars

On TV

IT TV

word processors

Our freedom,and rights

[Oh_My_Goth]

[Rev.Reverence]

[Simon Bar Sinister]

The Chamber at The Magic Stick

I used to show up an hour before they opened just to watch that rollerblading club skate south on Woodward. Seriously, there must've been over a hundred of 'em!

[candyman]

Dodge...as for now they really don't exist at all when you take into account that they are 5 years behind on technology...

My recent cigarette

My beer

My membership to the local strip club

Pubic hair in the porn industry

[jynxxxedangel]

I still have my membership card..

I also have my old WRIF D.R.E.A.D. card, too.

Is anyone else here old enough to remember WABX, or CKLW?

Good Detroit radio shows, stations, and DJs are extinct. The only one I listen to anymore, is the Alice Cooper Hour. Emo, Screamo, and booty music get on my nerves.

[Joey Deadcat]

I used to show up an hour before they opened just to watch that rollerblading club skate south on Woodward. Seriously, there must've been over a hundred of 'em!

Don't remember that but then a bunch of us used to hang out at The Zone Coffeehouse in Dearborn before we would head out to The Chamber.

[Joey Deadcat]

Deadcat's DJ night @ 2500.

[pomba gira]

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I still have my membership card..

I also have my old WRIF D.R.E.A.D. card, too.

Is anyone else here old enough to remember WABX, or CKLW?

Good Detroit radio shows, stations, and DJs are extinct. The only one I listen to anymore, is the Alice Cooper Hour. Emo, Screamo, and booty music get on my nerves.

I listened to Mojo flying the spaceship in every night faithfully all through my teen years... just became a fan on that hotbed of nostalgia, Facebook. And yeah, can remember WABX, CKLW, and also W4... the ancient footlocker that I just threw out a few years ago still had WABX and W4 stickers on it.

Speaking of no longer extant music related things... how 'bout those plastic 45 record adapters? I had a sticker of one on my old car... great indicator of people's ages. Those under age 25 or so usually thought it was some kind of "tribal" symbol.

[StormKnight (1)]

Speaking of no longer extant music related things... how 'bout those plastic 45 record adapters? I had a sticker of one on my old car... great indicator of people's ages. Those under age 25 or so usually thought it was some kind of "tribal" symbol.

well, I don't know which would be worse; that or actually being able to work an 8-track cart player.

[Simon Bar Sinister]

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I still have my membership card..

Is anyone else here old enough to remember WABX, or CKLW?

yay Mojo!!

I remember WABX's last day on the air. They went all-request, and they would play anything anyone wanted to hear.

How about WLBS '83-'84 and/or the Radios in Motion show?

[prick]

Neanderthals

[jynxxxedangel]

yay Mojo!!

I remember WABX's last day on the air. They went all-request, and they would play anything anyone wanted to hear.

How about WLBS '83-'84 and/or the Radios in Motion show?

Look what I've just stumbled onto: detroitradioflashbacks.net

[prick]

Anyone remember Martial Arts Theatre with Charlie Lum?

[candyman]

Respect for Queen...but I guess the people making fun of the band are kinda stupid considering they always say "that lead singer dude was really gay"...DUH!

[StormKnight (1)]

Respect for Queen...but I guess the people making fun of the band are kinda stupid considering they always say "that lead singer dude was really gay"...DUH!

Not quite gone yet. A lot of us were raised in the "20-Year Reign," of Queen. Still one of my favorite bands.

[candyman]

Not quite gone yet. A lot of us were raised in the "20-Year Reign," of Queen. Still one of my favorite bands.

Yeah but everyone on my floor and at home gives me crap for listening to them...it sucks! So I didn't grow up in the 70's and 80's...I can still love the music right?

Oh, and my cassette player no longer exists which really sucks because I just got a giant box of old, unopened cassettes from the 80's...damn!

[StormKnight (1)]

Yeah but everyone on my floor and at home gives me crap for listening to them...it sucks! So I didn't grow up in the 70's and 80's...I can still love the music right?

Absolutely. It shows good taste. Welcome to reasonable music (unlike modern pop music/hip-hop that seems both misogynist and worse than fluff.)

[candyman]

Absolutely. It shows good taste. Welcome to reasonable music (unlike modern pop music/hip-hop that seems both misogynist and worse than fluff.)

Thank you...I was starting to lose hope. Yeah, music today really sucks...and how many bands today have a song about bicycles set to a video of naked girls riding bikes?

[taysteewonderbunny]

I miss the wild stories that Mean Salley used to post semi-regularly.

[Enishi]

At the moment I'm missing my friend who now lives in Seattle. He would probably have liked city, if only for the creepy atmosphere. Me, him, my brother and one other friend of ours would have made for an interesting CC trio. Sigh...

[pomba gira]

All-day continuous martial arts triple features at the Fox theater. The pre-restoration Fox, where rats of near-ROUS dimensions scampered up and down the aisles and your feet stuck to the never-cleaned morass of spilled drinks and body fluids on the floor... and the onscreen action was counterpointed by the snores and groans of numerous homeless persons... or just plain "bums" and "winos" as we called them back then. Ah, the good old days...

[Simon Bar Sinister]

Anyone remember Martial Arts Theatre with Charlie Lum?

x 1,000!

all the D's movie hosts: Rita Bell, Bill Kennedy, Sir Graves Ghastly...and the fuckin' GHOUL!

[Simon Bar Sinister]

Eddie Bauer *cries*

[Simon Bar Sinister]

Kodachrome film. if you have any undeveloped rolls lying around, you'd better get a move on; there's only one facility left that processes it, and they're going to stop doing so sometime before the end of 2010.