Post by Mokyn on Jul 14, 2010 16:00:20 GMT -5
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Okay, so I'm a nerd and went off on a search for what songs are in 9 and playing on the radio on 9experiment.com.
"Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz is easy to recognize. The record its on says "Matilda Ballet Classics", which as far as I can tell doesn't actually exist. The record sleeve is seen behind 5 and 6 during the "souuund!" bit, as well.
On the radio, channel B700 is "Turn Off Your Light, Mr. Moon Man" from a 1911 Broadway musical called Little Miss Fix-It
A650 is "Follow the Crowd" by Irving Berlin, and dates back to 1914
A800 is "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" and has been performed by many people (even by Julie Andrews in a 70's musical!) but it was written back in 1912.
And after spending waaay too much time trying to find this song, B900 is "Song of the Wanderer" performed by Helen Humes, and is from around 1927.
Of course, there are lots of other songs on the radio, but they don't have words, so I can't look them up.
And I still have no idea who this lady is, or if the record cover is real!
And for some stupid reason this is really starting to bother me! The only thing I can make out on the cover is "[something] Lost!" "[something]isello" Maybe you guys would have better luck finding out if its real?
Okay, so I'm a nerd and went off on a search for what songs are in 9 and playing on the radio on 9experiment.com.
"Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz is easy to recognize. The record its on says "Matilda Ballet Classics", which as far as I can tell doesn't actually exist. The record sleeve is seen behind 5 and 6 during the "souuund!" bit, as well.
On the radio, channel B700 is "Turn Off Your Light, Mr. Moon Man" from a 1911 Broadway musical called Little Miss Fix-It
A650 is "Follow the Crowd" by Irving Berlin, and dates back to 1914
A800 is "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" and has been performed by many people (even by Julie Andrews in a 70's musical!) but it was written back in 1912.
And after spending waaay too much time trying to find this song, B900 is "Song of the Wanderer" performed by Helen Humes, and is from around 1927.
Of course, there are lots of other songs on the radio, but they don't have words, so I can't look them up.
And I still have no idea who this lady is, or if the record cover is real!
And for some stupid reason this is really starting to bother me! The only thing I can make out on the cover is "[something] Lost!" "[something]isello" Maybe you guys would have better luck finding out if its real?
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It would make sense, too... since the record was playing on the record player at the time; It had to come from somewhere. 
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