My wife searched all over for a physical CD of "Live In The Shadow of the Blues" as a gift for me.
Whitesnake's site sent her to Goodwill of all places. This is what I found in the liner notes. Based on limited internet searches, it looks authentic to me but what do you think? I wonder whatever happened to Matt but if this is legit signed by DC...Thanks, Matt.
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Category: Audio / Advertisement
Status: Lost
Description:
I am looking for the audio or any leads regarding a specific Keystone Light radio commercial that aired in the late 1990s or early 2000s. It was a radio-specific spin-off of their massive "Bitter Beer Face" campaign.
Instead of the visual puckering gag used on TV, this radio ad relied on audio to demonstrate the concept of "bitterness."
The Script / Plot:
A young guy is talking to the audience about how Keystone Light is specially brewed to never be bitter.
To demonstrate what actual bitterness sounds like, he tells the audience he is going to call his ex-girlfriend on the phone.
Her name is Beth.
He calls her, she picks up, realizes it is him, and immediately launches into a furious, fast-paced rant about how he ruined her life or how much she hates him.
The guy deadpans to the radio audience: "Wow. Now THAT is bitter."
Right before he hangs up, Beth screams: "I know you didn't just call me bitter!" and he disconnects the call to transition back to the smooth beer pitch. It still makes me laugh just thinking about it.
Because it was a radio spot from the pre-streaming era, it was likely distributed to stations on physical media and never digitized. I have tried fhe standard Google searches, searched YouTube and standard ad archives with no luck.
Does anyone have old radio aircheck tapes from this era, or know the names of the voice actors/agency creatives who worked on the audio side of the Keystone Light "Bitter Beer Face" campaign? Any help or audio rips would be greatly appreciated.
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Category: Audio / Advertisement
Status: Lost
Description:
I am looking for the audio or any leads regarding a specific Keystone Light radio commercial that aired in the late 1990s or early 2000s. It was a radio-specific spin-off of their massive "Bitter Beer Face" campaign.
Instead of the visual puckering gag used on TV, this radio ad relied on audio to demonstrate the concept of "bitterness."
The Script / Plot:
A young guy is talking to the audience about how Keystone Light is specially brewed to never be bitter.
To demonstrate what actual bitterness sounds like, he tells the audience he is going to call his ex-girlfriend on the phone.
Her name is Beth.
He calls her, she picks up, realizes it is him, and immediately launches into a furious, fast-paced rant about how he ruined her life or how much she hates him.
The guy deadpans to the radio audience: "Wow. Now THAT is bitter."
Right before he hangs up, Beth screams: "I know you didn't just call me bitter!" and he disconnects the call to transition back to the smooth beer pitch. It still makes me laugh just thinking about it.
Because it was a radio spot from the pre-streaming era, it was likely distributed to stations on physical media and never digitized. I have tried fhe standard Google searches, searched YouTube and standard ad archives with no luck.
Does anyone have old radio aircheck tapes from this era, or know the names of the voice actors/agency creatives who worked on the audio side of the Keystone Light "Bitter Beer Face" campaign? Any help or audio rips would be greatly appreciated.