Found an awesome blog thread tonight, the most incredible collection of '60s arcana, mostly not on iTunes. I mean, how quaint is retro erotica? WARNING: Anyone watching this might be corrupted into a world of SIN! If you are under 18 years old, DON'T show this to your parents. It might remind them of something. If you are a moralist who likes underground '60s music (is that an oxymoron?) just close your eyes and listen.
Some samples:
This is enough to turn my gay friends straight - or vice versa?
And saving the best till last:
Forbidden images found cut from old film reels in a Pennsylvania cinema. Why does censorship always date so quickly? Some lovely scenes here.
And if you're not totally corrupted by now, this will do,it:
Great soundtrack to this Bettie Page tease
More hot Bettie Page:
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Wednesday, August 03, 2011
Retro a go go reference
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Monday, April 07, 2008
Retro a Go-Go goes off!

Thanks to all those who came along and partied till late at Retro a Go-Go on Friday night. Apologies to the neighbours for the after-party! We got a decent crowd which would have been bigger if Council didn't spend $millions tearing down posters in their obsession with turning Sydney into a lifeless grey zone for rich old NIMBYs, but hey, that's Sydney.
We'll be doing it again!
Pictured are our fabulous dancers Sheena & Vivi whose talent and professional attitude made the night so easy and so entertaining. Lighting, pix & music by moi.
Thanks to Mark, Steph & Josie who made the whole thing work, and to David at Network Printing for the posters.




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