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Just a reminder, this year's Record Ripoffs will be the week after next.  On that note, I'm trying to test out the montages with YT...and the bots HATE it.  Don't be surprised if this becomes the first ripoffs episode to go to straight to archive.org.


Anyway, here's the other project I had going on while working on the 10th anniversary video--the first truly on-location OA Thrifting episode.

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Oddity Archive: Episode 243.1 – Archive Thrifting #20: Fair(mont) (St.-)Clouds over Mankato

Taken while shooting the AM Stereo episode. If nothing else, it was the least sticker-shock-intensive part of the trip. Visit our website at http://www.oddityarchive.com Social Media: Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/oddityarchive Twitter: @oddityarchive Help out the Archive by making a monthly donation to our ongoing Patreon campaign. Visit the campaign at http://www.patreon.com/oddityarchive

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Wade Brandis

I don't know if you are interested in obscure animated cartoons, but I did see two tapes you may have passed up while in Fairmont. Not far from the Raffi tape was Stanley the Ugly Duckling, a cute little adaptation of the old Ugly Duckling tale. It was directed by Jon Wilson, the guy who made Shinbone Alley, a nearly forgotten 1971 animated film that's a bit odd. Next to the Stanley VHS is The City That Forgot about Christmas, a cheesy 1974 Christian animated cartoon that saw heavy syndication to local TV until the late 90s, though KELO-TV showed it again in 2011 amazingly enough. Let's just say the latter special is worth it just to hear Charles Nelson Reilly as a crazy villain who wants to stop Christmas in a small mountain town. When you were looking at that Sheet Music Magazine, do you remember what that Star Wars thing was underneath? It looks like a novel, but a quick FleaBay search doesn't turn up anything identical looking.

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Looks like it says "Introduction to...". Admittedly, I didn't examine that one--not really a sci-fi person.