AJAS.org.au Forum Archive

Adelaide Japanese Animation Society

AJAS Forum Archive

Forum Administrators and Moderators

Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Dhumahn » Tue May 31, 2011 9:29 pm

AJAS RETRO EVENT NIGHT #3 - 70s Night PART 2 - 1975-1979

Likely to contain more Matsumoto than Nagai. :)

Playlist is not 100% final, because sometimes, life happens. :wink:

LIKELY LINEUP IS THE FOLLOWING:


GALAXY EXPRESS 999

Image

Aired: 14th September 1978 to 26th March 1981

Length: 113 episodes

Description: After his mother was killed by the evil robot, Count Mecha, Tetsuro becomes a delinquent who only thinks of vengeance. Tetsuro lives in a futuristic distant world in which humans can travel to another planet to change their bodies and become immortals. They can also get mechanical limbs. Tetsuro’s objective is to get enough money to board The Galaxy Express 999 so that he can get to the Robot Planet. Galaxy Express 999 is a train capable of travelling throughout space.

After escaping from the police, Tetsuro meets Maetel, a beautiful woman who resembles his mother. She offers to take him on The Galaxy Express 999, so he can get his robotic body and take his revenge on Count Mecha. Along their journey, they will meet lots of people and Tetsuro will learn what being a human means.

Fun Fact: Masako Nozawa, the seiyuu of Tetsuro, also voiced Goku in the original Dragon Ball, Enma in Dororon Enma-kun, Kitaro in Gegege no Kitaro, was one of the two seiyuus of the original 1973 Doraemon and also did minor characters in One Piece, Love Hina and Digimon. For her ability to voice young male characters over several decades, she was nicknamed ‘The Eternal Boy’.



FUTURE BOY CONAN

Image

Aired: 4th April 1978 to 31st October 1978

Length: 26 episodes

Description: July 2008. Earth has been almost completely submerged by oceans as a result of nuclear war. Indastria, the remains of a fallen spaceship, is the new world capital. Conan is the only surviving boy. He meets a girl named Lana, who is kidnapped by Indastria's soldiers, after which he goes to rescue her.

Fun fact: This was the first title that Hayao Miyazaki was head director of. Themes and character styles present in Conan would be very recurrent in his future works, particularly in Laputa: Castle in the Sky.



MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM

Image

Aired: 7th April 1979 to 26th January 1980

Length: 43 episodes

Description: In the year Universal Century 0079,The Principality of Zeon invents a gigantic human-shaped weapon called the Mobile Suit (MS) and begins its war for independence against the Earth Federation. The story depicts the life of young boys and girls in the war, focusing on the young protagonist named Amuro Ray. Amuro becomes the pilot of the Gundam, a prototype MS developed by Federation Force. Through his battles against the ace pilot of Zeon, Char Aznable, and the bitter trials of the war, he becomes aware of his uniqueness as a NewType.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: Newtype magazine, one of the most iconic anime magazines in Japan, gets its name from the term Newtype used in Gundam series.




ROSE OF VERSAILLES

Image

Aired: 10th October 1979 to 3rd September 1980

Length: 40 episodes

Description: Raised from birth as a man, the Lady Oscar commands the palace guards at Versailles in the years before the French Revolution. Her beauty and noble spirit make her a shining figure in the eyes of both men and women but she is torn between her chosen life of service and duty to class and country and her own heart and desires. She lives as a noble amidst the opulence of Versailles but her keen senses and compassion are not blinded to the poverty of the French people.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: Rose of Versailles was an original creation by Ryoko Ikeda, one of the five manga-ka’s crucial to the birth of the shoujo genre (the others being Moto Hagio [A Drunken Dream], Yumiko Igarashi & Kyouko Mizuki [Candy Candy] and Saki Hiwatari [Please Save My Earth]). Rose of Versailles was so popular in France that In 2008 Ryoko Ikeda received France's Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur.



CAPTAIN HARLOCK

Image

Aired: 14th March 1978 to 13th February 1979

Length: 42 episodes
The year is 2977. mankind has become complacent and stagnant. All work is done by machines, while humans spend all their time on entertainment. But when a mysterious invader from the stars catches Earth unawares, only the legendary space pirate Captain Harlock and the crew of the Arcadia have the will to stand against them.
(Source: ANN)

Fun Fact: Reiji Matsumoto, creator of Captain Herlock, was also the creator of Space Cruiser Yamato and Galaxy Express 999. His real name is Akira Matsumoto – Reiji Matsumoto is a pseudonym for ‘Zero Warrior’. But from 1953 to 1971, he was mainly a producer of shoujo manga, something he did not enjoy. Matsumoto titles are typified by his unique artstyle, space opera and manly romances.



CANDY CANDY

Image

Aired: 1st October 1976 to 2nd February 1979

Length: 115 episodes

Description: Candy is a very nice, warm-hearted and cheerful girl. Many people like her or love her because of her kind personality.When she was a little child, she lived in an orphanage. There she met a handsome mysterious boy on a hill behind her home. This "prince on the hill" becomes an important person in her life.... She lived in the orphanage until she is adopted by a very influential big clan. Candy is a very good friend of the teenagers Annie, Archie, Stear and Anthony. Though she and Terence love each other very much, she leaves him because another girl, who is hopelessly in love with him, needs him more.Finally she devotes herself to Albert, a handsome young man and a very good friend of her.
(Source: ANN)

Fun Fact: The OP and ED themes for Candy Candy were both sung by Mitsuko Horie, who, over several decades, has performed numerous theme vocals and minor seiyuu roles in this time period. Other notable themes she performed were the Kamen Rider live-action ED, the Galaxy Express 999 Movie ED, the ED theme for Doraemon’s main stint, two themes for Godannar and the Dangaioh theme (for those last two titles, she teamed up with legendary anime theme producer Ichiro ‘Aniki’ Mizuki)



MUTEKI CHOUJIN ZANBOT 3

Image

Aired: 8th October 1977 to 25th March 1978

Length: 23 episodes

Description: There once existed a planet named Beal, until it was wiped out by the mysterious entity known as Gaizok. The few remaining survivors escaped to Earth and split into three families, named Jin, Kamie, and Kamikita respectively. While attempting to start a new life, the collectively known "Jin Family" prepared for the inevitable Gaizok invasion on Earth and its giant mechanical beasts known as "Mecha Boosts". In order to defend their new home, they have built three vehicles which when combined form the mighty Zambot 3. The Jin Family must not only defend against Gaizok attacks, but also harsh criticisms from the very people they protect, who blame the Jin Family for the invasion in the first place.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: This was the first time that Yoshiyuki Tomino directed an original work he created. He would soon go on to create the Gundam franchise - with mixed results on his sanity. :lol:


And if there is time, Mappy's Ultra-Deluxe Version Music Box will get a go. IF there is time. I doubt we want to go to 9.30pm again. :wink:
"Jiiiiiiiiiiii......."
User avatar
Dhumahn
Highly Legit and Absolutely Shameless
 
Posts: 1921
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:58 am
Location: either I'm at AJAS or I'm not at AJAS...

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Wed Jun 01, 2011 12:13 am

This one is just about iron clad already. Titles are pretty much agreed on, specific episodes need to be picked now. Once Mappy and I have a prettier version with pictures and text, it'll go to the top of the thread. Expect 7 titles and Mappy's EPIC Music Box.

Big thanks to the Pulp Fiction Comics staff for coming to the first 70s night. Your presence was highly appreciated. Hope to see you at some future meetings. Pete was certainly psyched about one certain title being on, wasn't he. :lol:
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by kiddtic » Wed Jun 01, 2011 11:19 am

It was such a fun night I had a good laugh oh Cutey Honey. I know Lance enjoyed the night as well im sure we'll get even more attendees next week, ill ask my workmates if they can come too.

sometimes we are 5, other times 1!
Image
User avatar
kiddtic
of Kidd's Anime Blog
 
Posts: 198
Joined: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:17 pm
Location:

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Thu Jun 02, 2011 12:45 am

Okay, this is what I whipped up as a summary for the probable playlist for 70s night Part 2. Mappy, if you could copy the following over to the top of the thread once you've given it a look over, that would be great. I'll get relevant places to link to the top of this thread again.

AJAS RETRO EVENT NIGHT #3 - 70s Night PART 2 - 1975-1979

Likely to contain more Matsumoto than Nagai. :)

Playlist is not 100% final, because sometimes, life happens. :wink:

LIKELY LINEUP IS THE FOLLOWING:


GALAXY EXPRESS 999

Image

Aired: 14th September 1978 to 26th March 1981

Length: 113 episodes

Description: After his mother was killed by the evil robot, Count Mecha, Tetsuro becomes a delinquent who only thinks of vengeance. Tetsuro lives in a futuristic distant world in which humans can travel to another planet to change their bodies and become immortals. They can also get mechanical limbs. Tetsuro’s objective is to get enough money to board The Galaxy Express 999 so that he can get to the Robot Planet. Galaxy Express 999 is a train capable of travelling throughout space.

After escaping from the police, Tetsuro meets Maetel, a beautiful woman who resembles his mother. She offers to take him on The Galaxy Express 999, so he can get his robotic body and take his revenge on Count Mecha. Along their journey, they will meet lots of people and Tetsuro will learn what being a human means.

Fun Fact: Masako Nozawa, the seiyuu of Tetsuro, also voiced Goku in the original Dragon Ball, Enma in Dororon Enma-kun, Kitaro in Gegege no Kitaro, was one of the two seiyuus of the original 1973 Doraemon and also did minor characters in One Piece, Love Hina and Digimon. For her ability to voice young male characters over several decades, she was nicknamed ‘The Eternal Boy’.



FUTURE BOY CONAN

Image

Aired: 4th April 1978 to 31st October 1978

Length: 26 episodes

Description: July 2008. Earth has been almost completely submerged by oceans as a result of nuclear war. Indastria, the remains of a fallen spaceship, is the new world capital. Conan is the only surviving boy. He meets a girl named Lana, who is kidnapped by Indastria's soldiers, after which he goes to rescue her.

Fun fact: This was the first title that Hayao Miyazaki was head director of. Themes and character styles present in Conan would be very recurrent in his future works, particularly in Laputa: Castle in the Sky.



MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM

Image

Aired: 7th April 1979 to 26th January 1980

Length: 43 episodes

Description: In the year Universal Century 0079,The Principality of Zeon invents a gigantic human-shaped weapon called the Mobile Suit (MS) and begins its war for independence against the Earth Federation. The story depicts the life of young boys and girls in the war, focusing on the young protagonist named Amuro Ray. Amuro becomes the pilot of the Gundam, a prototype MS developed by Federation Force. Through his battles against the ace pilot of Zeon, Char Aznable, and the bitter trials of the war, he becomes aware of his uniqueness as a NewType.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: Newtype magazine, one of the most iconic anime magazines in Japan, gets its name from the term Newtype used in Gundam series.




ROSE OF VERSAILLES

Image

Aired: 10th October 1979 to 3rd September 1980

Length: 40 episodes

Description: Raised from birth as a man, the Lady Oscar commands the palace guards at Versailles in the years before the French Revolution. Her beauty and noble spirit make her a shining figure in the eyes of both men and women but she is torn between her chosen life of service and duty to class and country and her own heart and desires. She lives as a noble amidst the opulence of Versailles but her keen senses and compassion are not blinded to the poverty of the French people.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: Rose of Versailles was an original creation by Ryoko Ikeda, one of the five manga-ka’s crucial to the birth of the shoujo genre (the others being Moto Hagio [A Drunken Dream], Yumiko Igarashi & Kyouko Mizuki [Candy Candy] and Saki Hiwatari [Please Save My Earth]). Rose of Versailles was so popular in France that In 2008 Ryoko Ikeda received France's Ordre national de la Légion d'honneur.



CAPTAIN HARLOCK

Image

Aired: 14th March 1978 to 13th February 1979

Length: 42 episodes
The year is 2977. mankind has become complacent and stagnant. All work is done by machines, while humans spend all their time on entertainment. But when a mysterious invader from the stars catches Earth unawares, only the legendary space pirate Captain Harlock and the crew of the Arcadia have the will to stand against them.
(Source: ANN)

Fun Fact: Reiji Matsumoto, creator of Captain Herlock, was also the creator of Space Cruiser Yamato and Galaxy Express 999. His real name is Akira Matsumoto – Reiji Matsumoto is a pseudonym for ‘Zero Warrior’. But from 1953 to 1971, he was mainly a producer of shoujo manga, something he did not enjoy. Matsumoto titles are typified by his unique artstyle, space opera and manly romances.



CANDY CANDY

Image

Aired: 1st October 1976 to 2nd February 1979

Length: 115 episodes

Description: Candy is a very nice, warm-hearted and cheerful girl. Many people like her or love her because of her kind personality.When she was a little child, she lived in an orphanage. There she met a handsome mysterious boy on a hill behind her home. This "prince on the hill" becomes an important person in her life.... She lived in the orphanage until she is adopted by a very influential big clan. Candy is a very good friend of the teenagers Annie, Archie, Stear and Anthony. Though she and Terence love each other very much, she leaves him because another girl, who is hopelessly in love with him, needs him more.Finally she devotes herself to Albert, a handsome young man and a very good friend of her.
(Source: ANN)

Fun Fact: The OP and ED themes for Candy Candy were both sung by Mitsuko Horie, who, over several decades, has performed numerous theme vocals and minor seiyuu roles in this time period. Other notable themes she performed were the Kamen Rider live-action ED, the Galaxy Express 999 Movie ED, the ED theme for Doraemon’s main stint, two themes for Godannar and the Dangaioh theme (for those last two titles, she teamed up with legendary anime theme producer Ichiro ‘Aniki’ Mizuki)



MUTEKI CHOUJIN ZANBOT 3

Image

Aired: 8th October 1977 to 25th March 1978

Length: 23 episodes

Description: There once existed a planet named Beal, until it was wiped out by the mysterious entity known as Gaizok. The few remaining survivors escaped to Earth and split into three families, named Jin, Kamie, and Kamikita respectively. While attempting to start a new life, the collectively known "Jin Family" prepared for the inevitable Gaizok invasion on Earth and its giant mechanical beasts known as "Mecha Boosts". In order to defend their new home, they have built three vehicles which when combined form the mighty Zambot 3. The Jin Family must not only defend against Gaizok attacks, but also harsh criticisms from the very people they protect, who blame the Jin Family for the invasion in the first place.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: This was the first time that Yoshiyuki Tomino directed an original work he created. He would soon go on to create the Gundam franchise - with mixed results on his sanity. :lol:


And if there is time, Mappy's Ultra-Deluxe Version Music Box will get a go. IF there is time. I doubt we want to go to 9.30pm again. :wink:
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by White Demon » Thu Jun 02, 2011 3:51 pm

Last Exile wrote:FUTURE BOY CONAN

Awesome.

Really, that should go on the regular playlist, it's an excellent anime with a great, well thought out story and is far better then most of the crap coming out today.
GEEKS RULE!

Nerds suck.

(\_/)
(o.o)
((")(") This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him in his quest for world domination.
User avatar
White Demon
Purveyor of Playlists
 
Posts: 356
Joined: Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:33 pm
Location: In the darkest room I can find

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Thu Jun 02, 2011 4:02 pm

White Demon wrote:
Last Exile wrote:FUTURE BOY CONAN

Awesome.

Really, that should go on the regular playlist, it's an excellent anime with a great, well thought out story and is far better then most of the crap coming out today.


A retro slot or two is something I'd like to see.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by kiddtic » Thu Jun 02, 2011 5:02 pm

Last Exile wrote:


MOBILE SUIT GUNDAM

Image

Aired: 7th April 1979 to 26th January 1980

Length: 43 episodes

Description: In the year Universal Century 0079,The Principality of Zeon invents a gigantic human-shaped weapon called the Mobile Suit (MS) and begins its war for independence against the Earth Federation. The story depicts the life of young boys and girls in the war, focusing on the young protagonist named Amuro Ray. Amuro becomes the pilot of the Gundam, a prototype MS developed by Federation Force. Through his battles against the ace pilot of Zeon, Char Aznable, and the bitter trials of the war, he becomes aware of his uniqueness as a NewType.
(Source: AniDB)

Fun Fact: Newtype magazine, one of the most iconic anime magazines in Japan, gets its name from the term Newtype used in Gundam series.





Dude I'm gonna throw a fit if this isn't on the playlist. Seriously
Image
User avatar
kiddtic
of Kidd's Anime Blog
 
Posts: 198
Joined: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:17 pm
Location:

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Thu Jun 02, 2011 8:13 pm

Last Exile wrote:Okay, this is what I whipped up as a summary for the probable playlist for 70s night Part 2. Mappy, if you could copy the following over to the top of the thread once you've given it a look over, that would be great. I'll get relevant places to link to the top of this thread again.

Done.
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Thu Jun 02, 2011 10:12 pm

Mappy wrote:
Last Exile wrote:Okay, this is what I whipped up as a summary for the probable playlist for 70s night Part 2. Mappy, if you could copy the following over to the top of the thread once you've given it a look over, that would be great. I'll get relevant places to link to the top of this thread again.

Done.


:respect:
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Hans Stockmann » Fri Jun 03, 2011 10:37 pm

Oh right yeah, forgot to specify that Daitarn'd be better to put on than Zambot. While Zambot's early episodes are fun for auteuristic analysis, Daitarn's first episode is an absolute blast. Plus hey, it's Roger Moore's Bond as voiced by Bright Noa with a 120m tall robot.

Yes, I have a copy prepped just fine. Yes, I do still have the YUUHO docco. Yes, we should make AJAS finish at 9:30 every week like back in the day again.
Although I don’t know about the directions at 4:51.
It’s commonly known when you look north in Japan East is to your left. Please don’t try to correct that sentence. It lasts only for a second but I wouldn’t expect a mistake like that.
User avatar
Hans Stockmann
Master Asia's True Apprentice
 
Posts: 493
Joined: Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:21 pm
Location: Britannia

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Sat Jun 04, 2011 1:49 am

Hans Stockmann wrote:Oh right yeah, forgot to specify that Daitarn'd be better to put on than Zambot. While Zambot's early episodes are fun for auteuristic analysis, Daitarn's first episode is an absolute blast. Plus hey, it's Roger Moore's Bond as voiced by Bright Noa with a 120m tall robot.

Yes, I have a copy prepped just fine. Yes, I do still have the YUUHO docco. Yes, we should make AJAS finish at 9:30 every week like back in the day again.


Adam, that slot in particular is all your choice. Pick whichever of Zambot/Daitarn and which ep you think would be better. :) Or maybe there might be time for both, we'll see.

Suggestions of episodes appropriate for the other titles would also be welcome, particularly for Gundam and 999 - it's going to be a LONG time before I finish 999.

Just don't do a Puss n Boots on us this week, k? :lol:
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by White Demon » Sat Jun 04, 2011 4:34 pm

Hans Stockmann wrote:we should make AJAS finish at 9:30 every week like back in the day again.

No. AJAS was always scheduled to finish at 9pm. Finishing later like they did for a while made it hard/impossible for me to stay past 9 with the bus schedules the way they were then (and are even worse now).

Back in the day, as you put it, I ALWAYS missed something becvause of that. I don't want to see it happening again.
GEEKS RULE!

Nerds suck.

(\_/)
(o.o)
((")(") This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him in his quest for world domination.
User avatar
White Demon
Purveyor of Playlists
 
Posts: 356
Joined: Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:33 pm
Location: In the darkest room I can find

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Sat Jun 04, 2011 4:42 pm

White Demon wrote:Back in the day, as you put it, I ALWAYS missed something becvause of that. I don't want to see it happening again.


Agreed. Some people have enough trouble making it on Tuesdays as it is. Making them missing out on material because they have a rigid work schedule isn't the fairest thing to do.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Sat Jun 04, 2011 9:55 pm

The thing is, to fit the Music Box I'm creating into the schedule, you might have to drop something from the list.

Or start early. Like 5.30pm.

Also, we're not playing the highest rating anime of all time, which fits into this time period.
Which is okay, because I doubt many would want to watch the anime version of Anne of Green Gables.
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Dhumahn » Sat Jun 04, 2011 10:36 pm

Well, we could drop something if we must.....but its a very tough decision though if we did, personally I like the idea of a 5.30 start if worse comes to worse.


....and I want Golden Boy in for the 2nd 90's night :P
"Jiiiiiiiiiiii......."
User avatar
Dhumahn
Highly Legit and Absolutely Shameless
 
Posts: 1921
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 8:58 am
Location: either I'm at AJAS or I'm not at AJAS...

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by kiddtic » Sun Jun 05, 2011 10:00 am

If we have to start at 5:30 so be it as long as that music box is in there. Ive been practicing :)
Image
User avatar
kiddtic
of Kidd's Anime Blog
 
Posts: 198
Joined: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:17 pm
Location:

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Hans Stockmann » Sun Jun 05, 2011 1:21 pm

Or we could have the music box on the following week when we know we'll have enough time. Even if we don't, we just don't play Madoka and everything's right as rain.
Although I don’t know about the directions at 4:51.
It’s commonly known when you look north in Japan East is to your left. Please don’t try to correct that sentence. It lasts only for a second but I wouldn’t expect a mistake like that.
User avatar
Hans Stockmann
Master Asia's True Apprentice
 
Posts: 493
Joined: Wed Mar 25, 2009 3:21 pm
Location: Britannia

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Sun Jun 05, 2011 2:01 pm

We've been advertising for days via several mediums that we're 6-9. A change this late, particularly since we're trying to encourage new people, wouldn't be good. There's already a few people attending that have trouble making it for the 6pm start. 5.30pm would up that problem since Tuesday is a working day.

Like Adam said, we should probably do that music box on a night we can give it our full attention. There's so many good titles from this period of the 70s and this is the final 70s night. We can do the music box any time.

And Mappy. if Green Gables is a must for you, go for it. Adam has already said that he'd probably think Daitarn would be better than Zambot. The description I generated was so that people from social media and vendor sites could see a playlist. From last week, I know seeing one title they know makes people want to come to such an event. We can still tinker with it - I just wanted something out there so people outside AJAS could see.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by kiddtic » Sun Jun 05, 2011 4:16 pm

Hans Stockmann wrote:Or we could have the music box on the following week. Even if we don't, we just don't play Madoka and everything's right as rain.


:(
Image
User avatar
kiddtic
of Kidd's Anime Blog
 
Posts: 198
Joined: Mon Nov 22, 2010 2:17 pm
Location:

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by GarryGod » Sun Jun 05, 2011 4:37 pm

Hans Stockmann wrote:we just don't play Madoka and everything's right as rain.

the sooner we play the 5th episode the sooner we can get rid of it >_>
Imagethanks GAINAX your writers never stop surprising me...
User avatar
GarryGod
Net Raider
 
Posts: 1043
Joined: Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:35 pm
Location: Hillcrest, South Australia

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Sun Jun 05, 2011 5:19 pm

GarryGod wrote:
Hans Stockmann wrote:we just don't play Madoka and everything's right as rain.

the sooner we play the 5th episode the sooner we can get rid of it >_>

Just don't make a wish! O_O Either way, you have your chance on June 21.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Mon Jun 06, 2011 3:13 am

I love people who think voting something off automatically means they're going to like the replacement. 8)
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by GarryGod » Mon Jun 06, 2011 10:46 am

Mappy wrote:I love people who think voting something off automatically means they're going to like the replacement. 8)

We replaced mazinger with macross frontier. So yeah we definitely replaced it with something good >_>
Imagethanks GAINAX your writers never stop surprising me...
User avatar
GarryGod
Net Raider
 
Posts: 1043
Joined: Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:35 pm
Location: Hillcrest, South Australia

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Mon Jun 06, 2011 12:53 pm

We had to fulfill our contractual obligations to play J-idols for a given decade somehow.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Adamar » Mon Jun 06, 2011 4:25 pm

GarryGod wrote:We replaced mazinger


Pichy told me about this before, but I'm still in awe that something so disgusting could happen.
User avatar
Adamar
 
Posts: 23
Joined: Sat Jan 01, 2011 3:00 pm
Location:

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Mon Jun 06, 2011 5:50 pm

Adamar wrote:
GarryGod wrote:We replaced mazinger


Pichy told me about this before, but I'm still in awe that something so disgusting could happen.


People that only appeared for that night and the only thing they watched that night was the 5th episode of that show. They voted no, left the room and were never to be seen again.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by GarryGod » Mon Jun 06, 2011 6:05 pm

Adamar wrote:
GarryGod wrote:We replaced mazinger


Pichy told me about this before, but I'm still in awe that something so disgusting could happen.


all is not lost... for a little bird told me this will not be the last we will hear of this if anything there is still hope for shin mazinger z revival...
Imagethanks GAINAX your writers never stop surprising me...
User avatar
GarryGod
Net Raider
 
Posts: 1043
Joined: Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:35 pm
Location: Hillcrest, South Australia

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Mon Jun 06, 2011 6:07 pm

Might as well go for an LoGH revival as well.
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by White Demon » Mon Jun 06, 2011 7:33 pm

Last Exile wrote:We've been advertising for days via several mediums that we're 6-9. A change this late, particularly since we're trying to encourage new people, wouldn't be good. There's already a few people attending that have trouble making it for the 6pm start. 5.30pm would up that problem since Tuesday is a working day.

Like me. In fact, I might not be able to get there before 6pm tommorrow, going by what Isaw on the schedules for tommorow at work today, so 5.30 would be totally out for me.
GEEKS RULE!

Nerds suck.

(\_/)
(o.o)
((")(") This is Bunny. Copy Bunny into your signature to help him in his quest for world domination.
User avatar
White Demon
Purveyor of Playlists
 
Posts: 356
Joined: Mon Sep 25, 2006 4:33 pm
Location: In the darkest room I can find

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Mon Jun 06, 2011 7:35 pm

Last Exile wrote:
Adamar wrote:
GarryGod wrote:We replaced mazinger

Pichy told me about this before, but I'm still in awe that something so disgusting could happen.

People that only appeared for that night and the only thing they watched that night was the 5th episode of that show. They voted no, left the room and were never to be seen again.

I see no problem in bringing it back to the playlist for this reason.
But that is Greg's decision.

In other news, I have completed the music box. 22 and a half hours before schedule. I have been working on it since the last one. In my books, that is cutting it fine.
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Tue Jun 07, 2011 2:29 pm

And I almost ended up not going tonight. Because sudden, dramatic and unexpected surgery to remove lapband.
Fortunately, there doesn't seem to be quite the issue they thought.
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Last Exile » Tue Jun 07, 2011 3:34 pm

Relief to hear you're alright. :(
Disgusting...
User avatar
Last Exile
 
Posts: 4013
Joined: Sun Sep 24, 2006 11:47 pm
Location: Breaking the Walls Down

Re: Playlist - 7th June 2011 - 70'S NIGHT PART 2

by Mappy » Wed Jun 08, 2011 10:27 pm

You know, I was going to ask the question, at the end of the Music Box, about the number of anime in it that I'd not watched. But then I went through them and realised that there weren't any.

I feel old. :mrgreen:
Image
User avatar
Mappy
Grumpy Old Man
 
Posts: 4621
Joined: Fri Sep 22, 2006 7:36 am
Location: Ad 'ela i'de, South Boganstan