Scotch video tapes ad

[lk_ie]

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Good job they got the late great Derek Guyler to do the voice over, otherwise the ads could have have been a bit creepy.

[ayrshireman]

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The version used in the ads was by The Rolling Stones (1964) not Buddy Holly.

[darren]

scotch video tape ads.

i love these ads.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ffa1E9k3H4k
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=639pnqpppbQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5IJ2m6fc10
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7yIapoR888

[Richard1978]

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I remember the Scotch ones well, there was one where the skeleton used a fish bowl (in which a skeleton fish lived,) to pretend to be an astronaut.

[Heather74]

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Here he is !!!

[Stockcarfan]

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Good to see that one again, used to quite like that ad.


Another one came to mind then too featuring mints......

Chewy mints, Chewwwwyy mints? Mints are supposed to be like this..... ROCK 'ARD!

[bumblelady]

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excellent thanks heather,

[nogden]

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wasnt that the advert where the tune was Mr Soft.....

[andria]

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liked that advert but it also reminds me of a really old skips advert where a guy and girl (may be made from skips)there in a flat the words "melt city and hey soften up soften up" spring to mind, and they go all bendy and wavy.

[Heather74]

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there was one advert i really liked but not sure what it was for, im sure it was soft mints cause it had a little boy and his world was soft, most of the colour was white, would love to see that one again,

try this one bumble xxxx I agree it is a great advert.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ecBl2HK60Y

[bumblelady]

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there was one advert i really liked but not sure what it was for, im sure it was soft mints cause it had a little boy and his world was soft, most of the colour was white, would love to see that one again,

[sixtyten]

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Ah! The King of the Washboard! and former Norbury resident

[ZipperCat]

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The skeleton was voiced by none other than Deryck Guyler ,AKA, P.C. Corky Turnbull in "Sykes" and Fenn Street Secondary Modern's irascible caretaker, Norman Potter, in "Please Sir!".

[Stockcarfan]

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Here it is the Maxell casette ad....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZUIxGJ-ykI

[sixtyten]

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Ah yes! Maxell..break the sound barrier".. classic ad