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Go Retro!
http://goretro.blogspot.com
Go Retro aims to preserve the people, places, and things from the 20th century pop culture past. At Go Retro, we still believe in yesterday.
- Added on: Apr 29th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Pam
- Listed in: Pop Culture Trends
- Tags: retro retro blog retro pop culture go retro
Recent Posts
What You Didn\'t Know About A Charlie Brown Christmas
If you've always wanted your very own sorry looking Charlie Brown Christmas tree, I'm happy to report that I'm seeing these 18" tall artificial renditions for sale just about everywhere this year, from Target to Sears. Walgreen's has one of the lowes...
Bad Cover Art: The Yuletide Edition
What a find! I pulled most of these doozies from a great site that you've probably seen before, called BizarreRecords.com. I could easily post 25 album covers, but I'm not because I think some of these are meant to be savored in smaller servings, and...
Christmastime is Here!
Now that Thanksgiving has been properly celebrated, I can begin getting ready for my favorite holiday, Christmas. This is such a great time of the year to be a fan of all things retro, since there's no shortage of holiday-related vintage topics to ex...
Much to Be Grateful For
Happy Thanksgiving from GoRetro to all of my readers, both regular (now 41 and counting - whoo hoo!) and new ones! For those in the U.S. who celebrate this holiday, may you all find plenty of things to be grateful for this holiday...and if you don't ...
Hairball and Hairbrain
I love cats, so it's always bothered me to see them get sh*tted on in various movies and TV series throughout the years. Some examples: Ripley dropping and banging Jonesy around in his cat carrier as she runs from the monster in Alien; the Tanner's f...
Whatever Happened to...Waiting Until *After* Thanksgiving to Celebrate Christmas?
There's no easy way to say this: in recent years, Thanksgiving is really getting pooped upon. There's no respect for the holiday anymore. The proof is in overzealous advertisers running Christmas campaigns, retailers playing Christmas music and avera...
One of the great things about this site is that she does not focus on one area of retro/vintage information. There is a plethora of outside links to clothing, decorating, movies, music, etc. as well as well-written information.
Posted: August 3rd, 2008 | More Reviews From ebogie | Report This Comment