#Rock-Ola

[retropopcult]

1962

[lisamarie-vee]

[kermakatti]

Commands for gamers

[elliotwashington]

Jump Bug/ジャンプバグ for Arcade made in 1981 by Hoei, Rock-Ola, Alpha Denshi, and Sega

[arconinternet]

QB-3 (Arcade, Rock-Ola, 1982)

Jukebox company Rock-Ola dabbled in video arcade games in the early 80's, but this game, a vector-graphics twin-stick shooter set on the surface of a cube, never made it past the prototype phase. Play it in your browser here - controls are 5, 1, ESDF and IJKL. Wait before starting a game to watch the instructions. Read about the history of Rock-Ola's video game division in three parts here, here and here.

[davidcubedoborsky]

Poemas que se convierten en canciones y canciones que ya son pura poesía...

Poemas que se convierten en canciones y canciones que ya son pura poesía…

Ahora toca #musica y #poesia musicada de la #movidamadrileña de #Madrid de #Europa del #Mundo y como siempre #StopWar #creatorsforukraine #Canciones #Pop #rock https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OIjBwmJFCtJVnAE8uJkOr Exprime los segundos, abraza el temor, No existen malos tiempo, futuro halagador, Es parte de tu vida, o puede ser no, puede ser no. Disfruta del momento, no esperes la razón. Son…

[duffsmckagan]

Slash and his mother Ola

[sol941sblog]

Catwalk show for children. Beautiful

عرض المنصة للأطفال الجميلين

Show passarela para as crianças lindos.

[frankenbolt]

My favourite MJ podcast, The Black Jackson Estate, did an episode on all the leading ladies in MJ’s videos, and so. I really need new markers, and it shows lol. Oops. Ola Ray, Tatiana Thumbtzen, Cindera Che, Iman, Naomi Campbell, Janet Jackson, Sybil Azur and Kishaya Dudley.

Personally, Naomi Campbell is my all time favourite, but it’s so hard to argue against Janet for being a good sister, Tatum for being messy as hell, Iman for being regal af Sybil because I love her dress, and Kishaya for being a real one and dealing with a pretty...difficult work day.

Not included/drawn are Latoya (because...nah bro) and Lisa Marie because I’m not drawing butts on main.

[deniz-mehtap]

Gerçek sanatçılar asla ölmez ♾...

[thedepartmentofdiscoveries]

Rock-Ola jukeboxes (1966).

[burlveneer-music]

Ola Kvernberg - Monolith - a teaser for his forthcoming album Steamdome III: Beyond the End. Still straddling the prog rock/jazz border, with an even larger ensemble this time, adding the Trondheim Symphony

Three years have passed since the critically lauded 'Steamdome II: The Hypogean' etched its mark on Norwegian music history. Now, Kvernberg amplifies his sound with the addition of 60 musicians from the Trondheim Symphony, ignites the graviton train, and sets his sights on catapulting us into the stratosphere - Beyond The End. The premiere offering is 'Monolith' - the symphony's climactic movement: — When I embarked on the symphony, I surprisingly started with the finale. In my quest for a pivotal moment, I found myself gravitating towards a musical critical mass. This emerged through an airy but weighty, off-kilter and breakbeat-inspired drum groove, one that resonated harmoniously with the boundless spectrum of instruments at my disposal. This unique confluence of sounds and rhythms didn't just provide a setting for individual brilliance but, more significantly, fostered a synergistic environment where the band and the orchestra could flourish together. In the upcoming album 'Beyond the End', Ola Kvernberg blends rhythmic vitality with symphonic force in a composition that defies every music genre norm. "Monolith" is the culmination of three movements, where Kvernberg extends an invitation to the classical domain for a modern dance amidst electric squalls and symphonic surges of adrenaline. 

[idasessions]

A couple weeks ago, I wrote a piece on the backstory and myths surrounding Bernie Taupin’s inspiration for Elton John’s classic ballad ‘Tiny Dancer’ over at my blog/newsletter. Check it out if you’re a fan of Elton or classic rock. 🎵✏️

[elliotwashington]

Levers/レバー for Arcade made in 1983 by Rock-Ola

[monkeyssalad-blog]

1946 rock ola phonograph of tomorrow by Al Q

[rastronomicals]

3:20 PM EDT July 11, 2024:

The Jeff Beck Group - "Jailhouse Rock" From the album Beck-Ola (June 1969)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

'Today, with all the hard competition in the music business, it's almost impossible to come up with anything totally original. So we haven't. . . .'