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Subject: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: HawkTheSlayer on 05/22/06 at 3:59 am
There was an album released by Buckner & Garcia, called "Pac-Man Fever".
I was thinking about, and I swear I'm gonna get me a copy of it!
Who out there remembers this album???
Subject: Re: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: Watcher29 on 05/22/06 at 12:36 pm
Who *doesn't* remember that album might be a better question.
Looks like they are selling this for a bout $7 on Amazon.com. Doesn't look too hard to get.
Subject: Re: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: whistledog on 05/22/06 at 12:37 pm
I have this album on cassette, but it's so old, it doesn't work :\'(
Subject: Re: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: HawkTheSlayer on 05/22/06 at 2:11 pm
God, I haven't thought about this LP in about 20 years!!!
I went online, & heard teasers for this. The memories started flooding back...
Past crushes, past lives, past serious hangovers...where DOES time go??? http://www.inthe00s.com/smile/10/spin3.gif
Subject: Re: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: whistledog on 05/22/06 at 10:34 pm
Here's a little bit of trivia ... Before releasing the Pac-Man Fever album, Bucker & Garcia recorded under the name Willis the Guard and Vigorish. They had a very catchy minor 1980 hit called "Merry Christmas in the NFL"
Subject: Re: I Want My "Pac-Man Fever"
Written By: HawkTheSlayer on 05/23/06 at 2:46 pm
That's right, they did.
That was a catchy bit, there, but nothing like "Pac-Man Fever" was.
I also remember "Do the Donkey Kong". I have to wonder what those 2 were thinking, when they made this LP. If they were going for the most novel album ever made, I think they got it.
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