Australia v Pakistan, Hobart Test - Sports Tonight News Report (1999)Mickeyjuice2026-09-26 | Australia v Pakistan, Hobart Test - Sports Tonight News Report (1999)faTT deX Interview on Channel [V] (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-07-10 | Aussie interview with Aussie DJ / producer faTT deX (Leonardo Esposito). His single "Jus' Funkin" was nominated for the ARIA Award for Best Dance Release in 1999 and reached #65 on the ARIA singles chart. Aired in 2000 on Austar / Foxtel's Channel [V]. I recorded this one during Club V.Mirwais Ahmadzaï Interview on Channel [V] (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-07-09 | Aussie interview with French music record producer @MIRWAISofficial at the time of 'Disco Science' being released (from the album 'Production'). He mentions French photographer/artist Stéphane Sednaoui that directed the music video for Disco Science. Aired in 2000 on Austar / Foxtel's Channel [V]. I recorded this one during Club V.Big Day Out - Fly TV Vox Pop (2003)Mickeyjuice2024-07-08 | Vox pop at 2003's Big Day Out music festival, airing on ABC's "Fly TV". "How you rated it out of 5?"
The Big Day Out (BDO) was an annual music festival that was held in five Australian cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Adelaide, and Perth, as well as Auckland, New Zealand.
Some of the bands in that years lineup include; Foo Fighters, Jane's Addiction, Underworld, PJ Harvey, Kraftwerk, Queens of the Stone Age, The Music, Luke Slater, Chicks on Speed, Wilco, Yes, Gonzales, Jebediah, Murderdolls, Sparta, Xzibit, COG, Jimmy Eat World, Machine Gun Fellatio, The Waifs, Kid Kenobi, Millencolin, Waikiki, You Am I, The Living End, Augie March, Deftones, Mark Dynamix, Resin Dogs
Fly TV was a teenagers and young adults-orientated channel launched nationally on 1 November 2001. It aired alongside ABC Kids, which aired during Fly TV's downtime.Take Your Cricket Seriously? Cricket World Cup TV Commercial (2003)Mickeyjuice2024-07-07 | Dad bowling against the kids in the front yard. Commercial for Aussie cable provider Austar, promoting the upcoming 2003 cricket world cup on Fox sports.Tandy Electronics TV Commercial (1998)Mickeyjuice2024-07-07 | Aussie TV commercial for electronics retailer Tandy. "Two hundred diskettes?! How about a zip drive?"The Club TV Commercial (2002)Mickeyjuice2024-07-06 | Series premiere TV commercial for Aussie reality TV show "The Club" about an Australian rules football sporting side, the Hammerheads, which was screened on the Seven Network in 2002. It was seen as a way for Seven to stay involved in football after losing the broadcast rights to the Australian Football League after the 2001 season.Microsoft Loses Antitrust Law Case (News Report (2000))Mickeyjuice2024-07-05 | Aussie news report covering the verdict on the United States v. Microsoft monopoly case. "The central issue was whether Microsoft was allowed to bundle its Internet Explorer web browser software with its Windows operating system. Bundling the two products was allegedly a key factor in Microsoft's victory in the browser wars of the late 1990s, as every Windows user had a copy of IE."
"Microsoft is ruled to have violated United States antitrust law by keeping "an oppressive thumb" on its competitors." Seven News Australia April 4, 200020/20 Video Game Violence Debate (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-07-05 | "20/20. The Games Kids Play" John Stossel looks at debate over violent Video Games (Mar. 22, 2000). This version aired on Australian TV's breakfast show "Today" with intro by Steve Liebmann and Tracy Grimshaw outro.
This report aired during the height of the post-Columbine moral panic regarding kids and violent video games. The usual 90s suspects are shown; Doom, Quake, Mortal Kombat and House of the Dead.
"20/20’s John Stossel set out to discuss the issue with folks on both sides of the violent video games debate. He started out by talking to one of the most vociferous opponents of the games, Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, a former army psychologist who specialized in training soldiers to kill without hesitation." He also talks to id Software CEO & President Todd Hollenshead, as well as the kids that play the games.
and the archived online chat with Lt. Col. Dave Grossman: web.archive.org/web/20000816161130/abcnews.go.com/onair/DailyNews/chat_videogames0322.htmlPnau Interview on Channel [V] (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-07-04 | Nick Littlemore and Peter Mayes from Pnau being interviewed on Aussie cable TV station Channel [V]. Shown during 'Club V' circa 1999.Pnau - Discone (1998)Mickeyjuice2024-07-04 | Music video for Pnau's song "Discone". Recorded from Channel [V] Australia around 1999.1964 RFL Grand Final - Ganmain v Griffith (1964)Mickeyjuice2024-06-18 | Film footage of the wet 1964 Riverina football Grand Final at Narrandera Sports Ground, NSW in front of an estimated crowd of 5000. Ganmain defeated Griffith by 2 points with playing coach Tom Carroll kicking the winning goal a few seconds before the final siren. It was Carroll's 101st goal of the season. He had returned Ganmain as a playing coach after playing for Carlton in the VFL from 1961-1963, having won the Coleman medal in 1961 and being the clubs leading goal kicker in all three seasons.
0:12:53 Winning goal by Tom Carroll 0:13:29 Final siren
This footage was discovered by Victor Hugo who passed it onto Griffith's full back, Gordon Browne. Tom obtained the footage from Gordon's family when he passed away.1964 RFL Grand Final - Carrolls Winning KickMickeyjuice2024-06-18 | Footage (trimmed from the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=AcA3XnMc6xk from the wet 1964 Riverina football Grand Final at Narrandera sports ground when Ganmain's Tom Carroll kicked the winning goal with a few seconds to go. Ganmain defeated Griffith by 2 points.
It was Carroll's 101st goal of the season. He had returned Ganmain as a playing coach after playing for Carlton in the VFL from 1961-1963, having won the Coleman medal in 1961 and being the clubs leading goal kicker in all three seasons.
This footage was discovered by Victor Hugo who passed it onto Griffith's full back, Gordon Browne. Tom obtained the footage from Gordon's family when he passed away.Cult Movie with Des Mangan - Cemetery Man OutroMickeyjuice2024-06-18 | SBS Australia's Saturday night cult movie (Dellamorte dellamore) with Des Mangan's outro comments by Des Mangan (sorry, taped over the start of the movie!)Arenas Graveyard Shift: Massacre at Central High & The Dark (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-16 | Tabitha presenting a double feature of Massacre at Central High (1976) and The Dark (1979) on the Graveyard Shift.
0:00:00 Intro credits and summary 0:01:45 Ghost Dog, the Way of the Samurai bts including interviews with Forest Whittaker and director Jim Jarmusch 0:04:13 Massacre At Central High introduction 0:06:09 Post movie thoughts 0:06:54 The Dark introduction
Graveyard Shift (a double feature of genre movies - usually horror) was presented by Tabitha Halley (Clutterbuck) for Australian cable channel Arena every Friday night in the late 90s.
More Graveyard Shift: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2bdSuvQHYpaIWE98ywP5XCXfQCrIPLDYYoGo Gorilla Competition TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-16 | Aussie TV Commercial for YoGo yoghurt dessert snack circa 1999.Only McDonalds TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-16 | Aussie TV commercial for Macca's "The only memory that will never dim"Arenas Graveyard Shift: Ed Wood Special (1999?)Mickeyjuice2024-06-15 | Tabitha Halley (Clutterbuck) introducing 'Plan 9 From Outer Space' and 'Night of the Ghouls' on Arena's Graveyard Shift back in the late 1990's. Graveyard Shift aired on Friday nights on subscription / pay-tv Austar / Foxtel channel Arena.
0:00:00 Intro Credits 0:00:34 "Tonight on the Graveyard Shift" 0:02:54 Battlefield Earth coverage with snippets of John Travolta and Forest Whitaker. 0:05:34 Tabitha introducing Plan 9 from Outer Space 0:09:59 Tabitha introducing Night of the Ghouls 0:12:04 Post movie comments 0:12:29 Alien 20th anniversary deleted scenes, Veronica Cartwright snippet and extended version of Harry Dean Stanton's death 0:14:46 Next week on the Graveyard Shift "King Kong" and "King Kong vs Godzilla" 0:15:36 Closing credits
More Graveyard Shift: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2bdSuvQHYpaIWE98ywP5XCXfQCrIPLDYArenas Graveyard Shift: Halloween 2 & 3 (1998)Mickeyjuice2024-06-15 | Halloween nights on the Graveyard Shift with host Tabitha Halley (Clutterbuck) introducing Halloween I and III. There is also a press junket / review of Halloween H20 and coverage of Clive Barker's Halloween Horror Nights II (1999) auditions.
0:00:34 Graveyard Shift credits and intro 0:02:00 H20 review / BTS plus various interview snippets of Jamie Lee Curtis, Steve Miner and LL Cool J. 0:06:47 Tabitha introducing Halloween II 0:10:22 Tabitha's post Halloween II comments 0:11:11 Tabitha introducing Halloween III 0:13:26 Clive Barker's Halloween Horror Nights II (1999) auditions 0:14:07 Mail time 0:15:18 Next week on the Graveyard Shift 'Cat People' & 'Curse of the Cat People'. 0:15:53 End Credits
This was a second generation copy, so the quality of the recording isn't the best (I removed most of the bad audio hiss).
Graveyard Shift (a double feature of genre movies - usually horror) was presented by Tabitha Halley (Clutterbuck) for Australian cable channel Arena every Friday night in the late 90s.
More Graveyard Shift: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2bdSuvQHYpaIWE98ywP5XCXfQCrIPLDYGroove Terminator Interview on Channel [V] (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Groove Terminator aka Simon Lewicki interview on Aussie cable (Austar / Foxtel's) Channel [V] circa 2000. Recorded during Club V. Other Aussie artists briefly mentioned Madison Avenue, Josh Abrahams, Peewee Ferris, Love Rush, Chilli high flowWests Borella Road Seafood TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Local Albury Wodonga TV commercial for West's Borella Road Seafood circa 1999.Mcdonalds $1.95 McChick Burger TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Macca's "Busking" Aussie TVC for the limited McChick burger.Boys will be Boys Coca-Cola TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Aussie ad for Coke, with two footy teams kicking the ball from lane to lane while stuck in traffic.Moloko Interview on Channel [V] (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Aussie interview with @MolokoOfficial's Róisín Murphy and Mark Brydon. Aired in 2000 on Austar / Foxtel's Channel [V]. I recorded this one during Club V.Cadbury Timeout TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-14 | Aussie commercial for Cadbury Timeout chocolate bar circa 1999Channel [V] Music Specials Ident (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-13 | Short Channel [V] ident shown before Club V circa 2000.Club V Intro Credits (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-13 | Intro video for Club V (non-stop) which aired on Channel [V] circa 2000, followed by a Ruski sponsorship ad.Thorn EMI Video Ident (1983)Mickeyjuice2024-06-13 | Aussie ident for Thorn EMI video. Recorded from rental copy of Halloween III: Season of the Witch circa 1982/1983.B(if)tek Interview on Channel [V] Australia (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-12 | An interview with Aussie music duo Biftek - Kate Crawford and Nicole Skeltys @nicoleskeltys on Channel V. Recorded by myself on VHS during Club V circa 2000. Channel [V] Australia was a cable TV channel on Foxtel/Austar.Police Rescue Arena TV Commercial (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-12 | TVC for 'Police Rescue' on Australian cable channel 'Arena' circa 2000. Police Rescue was an Australian TV series which originally aired on ABC TV between 1989 and 1996. Starring Gary Sweet, Sonia Todd and Steve Bastoni (lots of Russel Crowe in this ad, even though he was only in one episode). Recorded during the Graveyard Shift with Tabitha.Austar Encore Ident (2000) HQMickeyjuice2024-06-12 | Ident from Australian cable TV channel Encore circa 2000.The Blue Lagoon TV Trailer (Encore Channel Australia 2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-12 | Trailer for 1980's 'The Blue Lagoon' on Australian cable channel 'Encore' circa 2000. Directed by Randal Kleiser and starring Brooke Shields, Christopher Atkins and Leo McKern.Eyes of Laura Mars TV Trailer (Encore Channel Australia 2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-12 | Trailer for 1978's Eyes of Laura Mars on Australian cable channel 'Encore' circa 2000. Directed by Irvin Kershner and starring Faye Dunaway, Tommy Lee Jones and Brad Dourif. Story by John Carpenter.World Movies TV commercial Killer Movies (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-11 | Australian cable channel World Movies advertising a month of "Killer Movies". Killer Tongue, Gamera, Gamera vs Monster X, Killer Condom and Barracuda. World Movies was available on Foxtel, Optus Vision and Austar. It's now know as SBS World Movies.Save the Y2K Bug! Channel [V] Idents (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Series of idents for Channel [V] Australia; with a theme of saving the Y2K bug. Channel V Australia was a cable TV channel on Foxtel/Austar.
0:00:00 Ident 1. 1800 Save the Bug "200 or more Y2K bugs are dying per minute" 0:00:39 Ident 2. Releasing the Y2K bug into the wild. 0:01:40 Ident 3. Y2K? Just because. 0:01:50 Ident 4. Y2K Bug emergency procedures. 0:02:19 Ident 5. Y2K is not an .... 0:02:40 Ident 6. Y2K bug extinct year 2000?David Stratton introducing Nosferatu on SBS (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | David Stratton's SBS "Classic Movie"; introducing 'Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror'. Recorded in 1999Harry Kewell TV Commercial for Rebel Sport (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Aussie TV commercial for Rebel Sport starring Aussie soccer player Harry Kewell. Recorded on SBS circa 1999Australian Referendum TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Australian Government CSA mentioning that there will be a Preamble question during the 1999 Australian republic referendum. "Electors were also asked to vote on a second question at the 1999 referendum which asked whether they approved of a proposed law: To alter the Constitution to insert a preamble."
Recorded from ABC TV circa 1999.World Movies TV CommercialMickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Commercial for Australian cable channel "World Movies". Recorded on SBS circa 1999. The channel is now known as SBS World Movies.Robert Dipper DiPierdomenico Best Buys Bazaar TV Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Dipper promoting a local Melbourne store 'Best Buys' circa 1999.The Fury TV Trailer (Encore Channel Australia 1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Trailer for 1978's The Fury on Australian cable channel 'Encore' circa 1999/2000. Directed by Brian De Palma and starring Kirk Douglas, John Cassavetes, Amy Irving.Cat People TV trailer (Encore Channel Australia 1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Trailer for 1982's Cat People on Australian cable channel 'Encore' circa 1999/2000. Directed by Paul Schrader and starring Nastassja Kinski, Malcolm McDowell, John Heard.Retravision Mobile Phones Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | TV commercial for Retravision Australia selling digital cellphones.Rosemount Estate Wines Commercial (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Commercial for Australian winery Rosemount Estates circa 1999. Recorded from SBS.SBS Animated Idents (1999)Mickeyjuice2024-06-10 | Flat stop-motion paper animated idents for SBS Australia circa 1999Cult Movie with Des Mangan - John Carpenters Dark StarMickeyjuice2024-06-08 | SBS Australia's Saturday night cult movie with Des Mangan's introduction and outro. This week was John Carpenter's first movie 'Dark Star'. Recorded around 1999.Austar Encore Film Reel Ident (2000) HQMickeyjuice2024-06-07 | "Film reel" ident from Australian cable TV channel Encore circa 2000. Taken from my VHS tape before a screening of Friday the 13th Part 2.Arena TV Globe Ident HQ (2000)Mickeyjuice2024-06-07 | "Silver Globe" ident from Australian cable TV channel Arena circa 2000. This was captured on VHS following the Graveyard Shift hosted by Tabitha Halley (Clutterbuck).The Howie Bros. – 20 Love Songs CD TV commercialMickeyjuice2024-06-04 | Commercial advertising the The Howie Bros album '20 Love Songs'. The Howie Brothers are an Australian country duo consisting of twin brothers John and Graeme Howie.McFeast - Alive & Kicking CommercialMickeyjuice2024-06-04 | TV commercial for ABC's Alive & kicking special hosted by Elle McFeast (Libbi Gorr)ABC Ident - Sheep farmers (2006)Mickeyjuice2024-06-04 | Australian Broadcasting Corporation ident with sheep farmers