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Track Of The Week | 3x Thursday Further Fallout (Patreon)

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2022-10-14 02:37:30
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Track Of The Week | 3x Thursday Further Fallout by Joel Steudler

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Matthew Ashworth

These are pretty awesome at creating a somber and somewhat tense atmosphere, especially the 'Old City Ruins'. Thanks! Regarding what kind of product advertisements, going by the kind of stuff I remember being advertised in the early 90s a lot, I'd say these: - Some kind of new gadget or an improved version of an existing one, perhaps a better cooker with some new functions, or a better toaster, or a better chopping knife with some cutting edge (pun intended) blade. - A new type of chocolate bar which obviously tastes better than all the others before it because it's got some ingredient X added to it. - A new type of chewing gum. Its fresh minty taste lasts longer than all the other gums before it and it instantly makes anyone's breath smell better. - A new beauty product of some sort, particularly a shampoo that keeps your hair strong (pretty sure we still get these adverts even now). - I think back then there might've still been adverts for cigarette products too, so that might be worth considering, as it was not banned yet to advertise such things. Perhaps the same is true for alcohol products too and they might've been advertised more back then (though really can't remember now).

Matthew Ashworth
>>93570390

Oh yeah, also men's shaving razorblades. Because you're only a real man if you've got one of those! :D