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I've noticed more and more in commercials and
television shows the amount of surf rock I hear, and
the quality of it seems to be going up; as if the song
I'm hearing is actually being played by a surf band
instead of a studio musician through the board. I
always notice and pick out surf in television but I've
heard a few things in commercials lately that don't
sound "canned" like most have in the past. I think
that Dick's Nissan campaign has also led some other
car companies to run surf tracks in their commercials,
which I heard an example of last night but don't
remember what company it was for.
Richard
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You're right, Richard.
And I think it was Toyota with The Volcano's "Whirlpool" as the theme.
Cool, eh?
BW Dave
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>I've noticed more and more in commercials and
>television shows the amount of surf rock I hear, and
>the quality of it seems to be going up; as if the song
>I'm hearing is actually being played by a surf band
>instead of a studio musician through the board. I
>always notice and pick out surf in television but I've
>heard a few things in commercials lately that don't
>sound "canned" like most have in the past. I think
>that Dick's Nissan campaign has also led some other
>car companies to run surf tracks in their commercials,
>which I heard an example of last night but don't
>remember what company it was for.
>
>Richard
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