Big events1970
Twenty million people take it outside
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BROADCASTING FROM THE REC ROOM
Saturday television, shag-carpet arcades, mixtapes, and magnificent analog weirdness.
ROAD TO 1,000 HIGH-RES MOMENTS
Every decade is becoming its own 1,000-picture library. 8 are in so far, each one a real photograph from a real collection.
Next checkpoint: 25 approved photographs
THE 1970s MEMORY LANES
14 memories on this channel
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Houston, we've had a problem
The hippest trip in America
Avoid missing ball for high score
Thirty-one lengths of daylight
Good night, John-Boy
Don't go in the water
Live from New York, it's Saturday night
A postcard from Chryse Planitia
A long time ago, in a theater with a line around it
Two spacecraft, one golden mixtape
The white suit points skyward
The descending rows that ate the world's coins
The soundtrack goes personal
Twenty million people take it outside
What did your school do for Earth Day — and did the litter drive actually work?
Twenty million people take it outside
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09 · IN MEMORIAM
Four years of recordings; guitarists are still catching up.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1970Janis JoplinA voice that held nothing back, from Monterey to 'Me and Bobby McGee.'
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1971Louis ArmstrongJazz's founding genius and its warmest ambassador.
Louis Armstrong House Museum 1972Jackie RobinsonNumber 42 broke baseball's color line and never stopped pushing.
National Baseball Hall of Fame 1973Bruce LeeEnter the Dragon arrived weeks after his death and made him a global legend.
Encyclopaedia Britannica 1977Elvis PresleyThe King of Rock and Roll; Graceland's gates have never lacked flowers.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 1977Bing Crosby'White Christmas' and a crooning style that taught the microphone to sing.
Encyclopaedia Britannica 1977Charlie ChaplinThe Little Tramp — cinema's first and most durable universal language.
Encyclopaedia BritannicaCLASSIC GAME VAULT · VERIFIED SOURCE
The game that named the adventure genre: explore a cave, solve parser-driven puzzles, collect treasure, and try not to get hopelessly lost.
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01 WATCH THE ACTUAL RECORD
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PRIMARY SOURCES · OPEN WITH CONTEXT
02 THE ORIGINAL LAYOUTS
Period typography, photography, diagrams, and print texture survive together in complete issues. The reader opens the official scan in place.
03 KEEP FALLING
This is the continuous loop: start with a thirty-second pitch, drift into a classroom film, then open a full issue from the same visual world.
VICTIMS FIRST · NON-GRAPHIC · SEPARATE FROM ENTERTAINMENT
A solemn record of major fatal U.S. school shootings since Columbine, built around community remembrance—not the people who caused the harm.
CONTENT NOTE
04 SOURCE LEDGER
Old does not mean free. Each item carries a source, a rights label, and an attribution.