/mu/ - What kind of ads would be on a modern version of T - Music

Anonymous

03/13/26(Fri)14:20:51 No.129670502

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Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)14:20:51 No.129670502 Archived

What kind of ads would be on a modern version of The Who Sell Out? Nord VPN? Ozempic?

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)14:23:35 No.129670524

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)14:23:35 No.129670524

>>129670502
makes me wonder why they couldn't have moon and entwhistle on the cover. they could have easily squished down the pics and included all 4 of them

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)14:36:35 No.129670621

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)14:36:35 No.129670621

>>129670502
Birch Gold IRA

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)14:37:09 No.129670625

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)14:37:09 No.129670625

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>>129670524
More of a problem with streaming and modern music players than anything. Back then you could've just turned the record sleeve around in the shop.

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)14:39:06 No.129670640

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)14:39:06 No.129670640

>>129670502
>Nord VPN? Ozempic?
Don't think so. I think the point wasn't to feature products that are high in the current cultural discourse, quite the opposite, it was about shilling for the everyday shit on everyone's shopping list. Boring, mass-produced, mass-market products, the kind of stuff that there are a hundred alternatives to but you buy the brand you see because The Famous Celebrity uses it in the photo and pretends to be passionate about it when really they don’t give any more of a fuck than anyone else.

Anonymous
03/13/26(Fri)15:01:17 No.129670837

Anonymous 03/13/26(Fri)15:01:17 No.129670837

>>129670625
>this is considered an attractive woman in england