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From: Buffalohead <NSRJM@NURSEPO.MEDCTR.UCLA.EDU>
Date: 28 Aug 1995 05:01:46 GMT
Subject: Re: fruitopia commercials
To: rec-music-gaffa@agate.berkeley.edu
Newsgroups: rec.music.gaffa
Organization: University of California, Los Angeles
References: <01HULWBFWA9E000MT3@mirinz.org.nz>
R.Jones@mirinz.org.nz wrote: > > I see from the misc section (5.9) section of the FAQ that Fruitopia > commercials differ in content depending on the country. Can anyone > enlighten me as to which ad we're viewing on NZ television. It is > psychadelic in appearance and sound, with spinning objects appearing, > including a banana and a supermarket trolley. On vox is a woman > describing each object in English but with an accent that sounds Latin > (ie French or Swiss or something). Every now and then a bottle of > Fruitopia appears. The emphasis is heavily "this is a new-age product, > drink it and the ecosystem will be eternally thankful". > This does NOT sound like one of the Kate-scored ads to my knowledge, and I've seen four or five of the ads. Kate's scoring has no discernible words in it whatsoever -- you have to actually READ 'this is a new-age product, drink it and the ecosystem will be eternally...(ahem)...(gack)...(more sounds of our ecosystem trying to retch out corn-syrup encrusted bottles labels and cans.)' Robb