Ben gets far more than he bargained for…and it was hardly a bargain.
A special limited addition—because we don’t think this’ll sell too well.
Oddity Archive®: On the cutting edge of amateur, home recording (as of 1965).
A banquet of oversaturated and generation-lossy goodness from the Archive! Fill-in-the-blankwave fans will love it.
…and the jackpot goes up to 178…episodes, that is!
Our seventh annual marathon of soft rock and mullets…lots and lots of mullets.
…or, Ben enters the Loss Prevention Protection Program.
Another batch of (no more than) 7.5ips goodness…straight from the hea-a-a-arrt.
It takes a LOT of sacrifice to maintain the Archive…
Getting the History of Home Video train back on track with the first great (albeit rather dull) camcorder format.
Guaranteed to get stuck in your head for days…er, weeks…er, months…er, years after viewing!
Would you please make welcome to the Archive…tap-dancing Christmas trees, teddy bears that can wipe out entire armies and…Dennis.
Saying goodbye to the decade that brought us selfies, Alexa, and fidget spinners…and not a minute too soon.
A history lesson so big, it’s gonna have to be its own subseries.
Please silence your phones, mobile devices and other electronics…actually don’t. You won’t be able to hear this episode otherwise.
It’s a love obsession at the Archive!
We interrupt this episode of Oddity Archive to bring you…a bunch of other interruptions.
Time to leave the ol’ cassette 4-tracker behind…
A springtime-fresh bouquet of ferric (or chrome) goodness!
Oddity Archive®: Now in our exclusive EP (Endless Play) Mode!
…or, the Archive’s idea of nocturnal delight.
Some shows were pre-destined to land in the dumpster or collide with the ol’ bulk eraser…here are five of them that have (at least) somewhat cheated fate.
…or, how an unlikely hit album launched an even more unlikely tidal wave of cash-ins and imitators. In a way, it’s the perfect Archivism.
Watch Oddity Archive Season 8, Episode 2: Record Ripoffs Vol. 9 (HITS on the '60's!) online on FlixGems. A special limited addition—because we don’t think this’ll sell too well.