Colt 45 With Billy Dee Williams (1986)
It works every time.
u/GeneralMinute8462 — 1 day ago
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r/oldschoolfantasy r/ConanTheBarbarian r/newwave r/90s r/RetroFantasyScifi r/40yearsago r/BlastFromtheAdshub r/SwordandSorcery r/postpunk r/Greyhawk r/Xennials r/ElricofMelnibone r/shadowdark r/80smemorylane r/dreampop r/vintageads r/80s r/DarkSun r/BECMI r/90smusic r/oops r/dccrpg r/80s90sComics r/SatansLair
▲ 52 r/dccrpg
No DCC Lore Channels on YouTube - An opportunity
DCC's presence on YouTube is pretty scanty. Most of what's there is reviews of adventures or explanations of rules.
What seems to be totally absent are lore videos.
I know that lore for DCC is difficult to find, but it's there. Videos about the gods, patrons, regions of Aereth, history, monsters. There's a lot of meat on that bone if one knows where to look.
If someone were looking for a niche to create a YouTube channel, I think this would be a good area. And it would likely attract people to the game.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 4 days ago
▲ 29 r/BECMI
BECMI Berserker - B6 The Veiled Society
New video from BECMI Berserker detailing B6 The Veiled Society.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 16 days ago
▲ 24 r/DarkSun
Bob The World Builder speaks about Dark Sun's Return
A new video by Bob The World Builder covering the new upcoming Dark Sun books.
Trigger warning: he makes fun of Brom's art in the video.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 19 days ago
▲ 85 r/Greyhawk
The silence is deafening regarding this sub's reaction to the new Greyhawk announcement at GenCon.
r/darksun is a-buzz with activity, equal parts optimism and pessimism, over the new Dark Sun books on the horizon. But this sub seems pretty subdued and quiet.
I take it you guys aren't exactly enthusiastic about the announcement. Honestly, I get it.
What are the concerns? What's keeping you guys from getting hyped? I want to hear what's on everyone's mind.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 19 days ago
▲ 12 r/80s90sComics
The Crazy History of Rob Liefeld's YOUNGBLOOD
A video from one of my favorite YouTube channels that covers retro toys, comics, and TV from the 80s and 90s.
Secret Galaxy goes over the history of YOUNGBLOOD.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 20 days ago
▲ 6 r/postpunk
TRAITRS - Thin Flesh (Official Video)
New official video for Thin Flesh just dropped.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 21 days ago
▲ 2 r/dreampop
Faith and Disease - How Far Does the Sky Go (2003)
From the Passport to Kunming album. This might technically be darkwave but I feel like there's some crossover with dreampop.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 30 days ago
▲ 204 r/RetroFantasyScifi
Art by Terry Dykstra - Evading an Orc Party
From the 1991 D&D Rules Cyclopedia.
It's been a while since I posted a B&W interior from a basic D&D book.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 30 days ago
▲ 47 r/80s
Just Say Julie
Remember this show? Julie would play videos and make fun of them. Might have been more of a '90s thing but I'm pretty sure it started in '89.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 1 month ago
'90s Spawn Action figures and the rise of the "adult collectible" toys.
Do you guys remember in the mid to late '90s when McFarlane toys released the Spawn figures? They were clearly for older comic fans and not for little kids.
My uncle was super into these things. He had shelves of every single one, it seemed.
This started a trend of collectible figures for adults. Stuff like Marvel Legends and the like. He-Man, G.I. Joe and the like were priced where kids could buy one if they saved up 4-5 bucks, but these new figures were like 10-15 bucks a piece.
And the trend has seemingly continued- action figures are marketed towards our age group. Little kids don't seem interested in them. Stuff like Mythic Legions, NECA, and the imports from Japan. Buying an action figure brand new costs about 50 bucks! The same as a video game!
Do any of you guys collect action figures? If so, which? I admit I have a few of my own- mostly McFarlane Conan figures, a few MOTU Classics, and NECA D&D figures. I also bought the newest Conan and Elric of Melnibone figures from Heroic Signatures and Savage Crucible, respectively.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/SatansLair
The Nephilim - Penetration
From the 1996 album Zoon.
The Nefilim was Carl McCoy's band after the dissolution of Fields of the Nephilim. Carl McCoy is a paganist who frequently references various occult traditions and themes in his music.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 2 months ago
▲ 25 r/Xennials
The old United Artists logo introduction
Watched an old movie that had this logo at the beginning and it reminded me of how epic it was.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 2 months ago
▲ 28 r/oldschoolfantasy
An army of bots are reposting old content.
Check every post to ensure you're not just feeding karma to some bot. All of the art subs are getting invaded by repost bots.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/postpunk
Death in June - Come Before Christ and Murder Love (1986)
This was a song that grew on me. I didn't really like it the first time I heard it, but I kept thinking about it and coming back to it. Now I listen to it pretty regularly. The synth fanfare part at the end is certainly catchy and a contrast to the droning vocals of the rest of the song.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 3 months ago
▲ 77 r/SwordandSorcery
Obscure Sword & Sorcery hero - Lothar of the Hill People
He swears by Zyborr The Many-Handed One.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/80smemorylane
Dungeons & Dragons Commercial
Cool animated commercial for the classic D&D game.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 3 months ago
▲ 144 r/Xennials
Kids Incorporated - The Neverending Story
A two-tiered cake of nostalgia.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 3 months ago
▲ 1 r/90smusic
Veruica Salt - More Than A Roald Dahl Character - Alt Hit Wonders
One of my favorite music channels did a great video about Veruca Salt.
u/Jonestown_Juice — 3 months ago