What; they had sheet music ready? I thought the announcer was just improvising on the Emergency Guitar.
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Two thirty cubic yard dumpsters for me…did that about four years ago. Felt good. Still does. Probably two or three of those yd**3’s were VHS tapes
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Yeah - I feel better without them cluttering up my attic, too. Probably at least a cubic yard and a half. But still a twinge of nostalgia and curiosity about them. That’s life, eh? 
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The music. I thought it was Pat Metheny… but it’s not. Or Is It?
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Thx!!
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Metheney? no! Lee Ritenour has done some elevatory jazz for sure though.
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Traditionally, REAL emergencies call for black ties and Haunted Dancehall (Nursery Remix) by Sabres of Paradise
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Maybe the digital age has steralized me in some way, but seeing that real-deal film glitch, not an After Effects facsimile of one!, gave me tingles in areas I’m embarrassed to admit.
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I think this is the studio guitarist. He had one album in the early 90s in a similar vein to “Westcoast Trip”.
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Thanks! 94.7FM (The Wave) used to specialize in New Age Music (great for long commutes), but they ditched that format.
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For me it just makes me panic slightly - I learned to project 35mm film for campus movie nights when I was in college, right at the end of the film era. The school got a digital cinema projector while I was there, around 2014, but up to that point we were running a two-projector changeover system. Cue dots still make me jump on the rare occasion I see a film print. It might be a long time before that happens again, with COVID… I was looking forward to seeing Tenet in 70mm, darn.
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Metheny is superb.
Liked esp for this
Here I had my money on Pattern Buffers.
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You would have died of heart attacks daily during my school years (I’m old).
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