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Topic: Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation) (Read 4540 times) previous topic - next topic
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Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #1 –
Classic! I grew up with these two guys. These films can be enjoyed on so many levels, they're great fun for kids, and still perhaps even funnier for grown-ups!

Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #2 –
Yes.

I can see their influence in some animation and comics that came later - except it can't be their influence, because I can't find anyone in the UK who has ever heard of them. Shame.

Oh well, the joys of YouTube.

I'm just hoping my son doesn't decide to re-create this cartoon with my records!

Cheers,
David.

Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #3 –
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I can see their influence in some animation and comics that came later - except it can't be their influence, because I can't find anyone in the UK who has ever heard of them.


I grew up with this in the early 80s, and the first time I saw Wallace And Gromit I thought "the guys that created this surely must have liked 'A je to!' a lot"  I'm sure they did know it, because the inspiration is bloody obvious there.

Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #4 –
God yes. They were called "Neighbour & Neighbour here", referring to eachother as such. It was great fun.
 

Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #5 –
Yes, this is a classic from my country.
The series has been used as a fairy tale for children before they go to bed (broadcast around 6:50 pm, before the news).

Pat and Mat - Gramophone (1981 animation)

Reply #6 –
That is just awesome! Their 'hardcore remixing' just blows my mind.

(Too bad the humor may be lost on younger and future generations who may never experience disc-shaped analog storage media and their intricacies.)