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October 17, 2007 by Colin

This may reveal what sort of programming I used to watch on 80s and 90s-era cable television, but I find the choice of ambient soundtrack for the DeLuca International Communications and Fundraising firm a little … distracting.

Combined with the stock photo imagery used throughout the site, I keep expecting semi-revealing shots of Shannon Tweed or Erika Eleniak … or Daniel Baldwin.


2 comments »

  1. Well winning new customers is a courting/seduction. Besides I’m sure their solutions hit the spot..yeah, right there..oh yes, oh yes…

    Btw. Other 80′s references to the post title could also be “Spicolli!!!!”

  2. Alan says:

    Oh, yeah… that’s the soundtrack to every champagne-in-the-hot-tub / whoops-just-lost-my-swimsuit scene. Thanks for the laugh!

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