I Want My MTV: The Uncensored Story of the Music Video Revolution | 
40 years ago today…I want my MTV !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W8r-tXRLazs
The first video on MTV
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Ah the days of yore when the M of MTV stood for music and music videos were played in heavy rotation. 📺 During my summer vacation in Chicago I was staying with two older sisters who had cable. With that bonus MTV was constantly on and it was where I first heard of Madonna and seen her Borderline video.
I know it‘s not #socksunday but my feet are cold. Are these not perfection?
pickI loved this book, it brought back so many memories. I discovered MTV as a college freshman, and was exposed to so much good music that I never would have known otherwise. When MTV "evolved" into a channel playing The Real World and Jersey Shore, it broke my heart. I know I'm old when I say, remember when MTV actually played music? 5 ????? out of 5
**Warning** If you are offended by curse words, avoid this book, the F Word is used liberally.
pickCould not have been any more into this (audio)book. I never saw MTV until 86, I think—house we were renting for a few months came with cable—but once I did see it, I could not look away. So many of the videos in here were/are new to me, too. I mostly only ever knew the hair metal stuff. Of which, this, by Sebastian Bach, is my favorite quote from the book: http://a.co/iqY86v7. Maybe also my favorite quote from ever.
