Image Entertainment laserdisc intro 1989-99

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Opening logo used on Image Entertainment laserdiscs from 1989 til the end of the format. Some of the company's first DVDs also used this opening. Sound is in boring old mono since YouTube has ONCE AGAIN made it harder to put up stereo audio, so those quality-minded can watch this on Stage6Divx or download from Google Video.

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I remember that! ( 1 year ago by troyboy1971)

I remember that!

that is not 1989- ... ( 1 year ago by popthatcuchie)

that is not 1989-1999 it"s 1999-present

Laserdisc doesn't ... ( 11 months ago by ymbproductions)

Laserdisc doesn't even exist anymore, so you're wrong.

Image Entertainment ... ( 11 months ago by mrceleb2006)

Image Entertainment never made any VHS tapes in its history.

correct me if Im ... ( 11 months ago by grf450)

correct me if Im wrong, but Ive noticed a few Image VHS tapes.

Yes, they actually ... ( 11 months ago by eyeh8cbs)

Yes, they actually did put out a few music titles on VHS in the late 90s. I was very disappointed to see them do that, since VHS should have died before laserdisc did. They've been putting out a few audio CDs for a while too.

I didn't know that. ( 11 months ago by mrceleb2006)

I didn't know that.

Common ... ( 7 months ago by ericblr)

Common misconception... DVDs where meant to replace Laserdisc, and they did, which is why Laserdisc died out shortly after DVDs debuted on the market. People still wanted a way to record their tv shows, and since Laserdisc never offered one, VHS stuck around. Only until DVD recorders became cheap and plentiful did the death nell finally toll for the aging VHS format.

I guess their ... ( 3 months ago by Daghead)

I guess their adhesive was more durable?

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