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The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (lost footage of Genesis concert tour; existence unconfirmed; 1974-1975)
Between 1974 and 1975 progressive rock band Genesis embarked on a tour of their album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, Despite video cameras being highly expensive and rather bulky to sneak into a concert in the mid-seventies, there exist bootleg clips by fans in the audience of short duration and low quality, as shown in the DVD recreation of the show. However, it is unknown how much footage is available, and fans continue to speculate about the possibility of a full video recording of the show surfacing.
Celebrity Number Six (found original photograph of Leticia Sardá; date unknown)
In January 2020, Reddit user TonstaH posted on various subreddits regarding how they owned curtains containing fabrics covered with Pop art style illustrations of eight different celebrities. At the time, TonstaH sought assistance in identifying the subjects. Since the initial posts, TonstaH and fellow Reddit users identified seven of the celebrities, by matching the illustrations with the source photographs. However, the identity of one of the illustrations, nicknamed "Celebrity Number Six", remained a mystery. A search for the source photograph was ongoing until 8th September 2024, when Reddit user IndigoRoom revealed it was an image of the Spanish model Leticia Sardá, taken by Leandre Escandell for an issue of Woman Nº162. Sardá herself provided the full-size photograph the following day.
Disney Circle Seven Animation (partially lost production material of cancelled Pixar sequel films; 2004-2006)
In January 2004, Pixar announced they would not be renewing their agreement with Disney, due to rising tensions between the two companies. While Pixar left to find different distributors, Disney bought the rights to the Pixar characters and created Circle Seven Animation., However, they didn’t get very far in production with their projects, as Michael Eisner (then-CEO of Disney) was kicked out, and Pixar was bought by Disney for approximately $7.4 billion. Thus, Circle Seven Animation was shut down on May 26th, 2006.
Telewizja Solidarnosc (lost footage of Polish television hijack; 1985)
The Telewizja Solidarność was a television sabotage that occurred on September 14th, 1985 in Torun, Poland. The television hijack was committed by a group of astronomers from the University of Torun together with the underground independent self-governing trade union "Solidarność" (Solidarity).
BS Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga (partially lost original Satellaview version of "Fire Emblem: New Mystery of the Emblem" bonus content; 1997)
BS Fire Emblem: Archanea Saga, is a four-episode Soundlink game consisting of original maps that serve as a prequel to Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light, released on the Satellaview add-on for the Super Famicom. It originally aired from September 28th, 1997 to October 25th, 1997,, and saw two reruns; the first one occurred one month after its initial airing, and another in 1999. It was developed by Intelligent Systems and published by St.GIGA. It is notable for being the earliest game in the franchise to utilize voice acting, predating Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance by 8 years. This game never saw any release outside Japan.
Barbados 4–2 Grenada (partially found soccer match footage; 1994)
On January 27th, 1994, the national soccer teams of Barbados and Grenada faced each other in a group stage match of the 1994 Caribbean Cup, a regional tournament for CONCACAF (North America's governing soccer body) teams in the Caribbean., The game is infamous because of the fact that Barbados had intentionally scored an own goal to force extra time, in order to exploit a strange rule judging that all tie games would have a winner, and the winning goal in extra time would count double.
Back to the Future (lost Australian road safety PSA featuring Michael J. Fox; 1985)
Back to the Future is a 1985 science-fiction comedy film which starred Michael J. Fox as the high school student-turned-unwitting time traveller Marty McFly. In an early scene, Marty skitches a ride on the back of a Ford Ranger and later a Jeep, by holding onto the vehicles' back bumpers while riding a skateboard. While humorous, , it caused consternation within the road safety-conscious Australia. Hence, when the film was released in the country, it was preceded by a television-exclusive road safety PSA starring Fox, which warned viewers not to copy his character's behaviour.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT! (27 Sep 2020):
For a long time now the notice board has functioned more as a personal blog than an actual “notice board”, but that all changes today! Introducing the new writer of our notice boards: you [the viewer]!
That’s right, for the first time in nearly 8 years, the notice board functions like an actual notice board :P
All registered users can now submit reports of found media via the “report newly found media” button below – fill in the relevant fields and submit, and if an admin approves it, it will appear on the notice board!
I hope this will be a better way of keeping track of all the found pieces of media without a single individual having to run themselves into the ground doing it
As this is a new and somewhat experimental feature, please excuse any bugs that you might encounter 🙏
Article additions
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic "Spike at your Service" (lost production materials for alternate version of animated fantasy series episode; 2012) 19 Sep 2020 [New]
- Power Of The Dark Crystal (lost cancelled sequel to "The Dark Crystal" fantasy film; 1982-2014) 16 Sep 2020 [New]
- St. Elmo (lost silent drama film based on book; 1914) 15 Sep 2020 [New]
- Brainsurge (partially found episodes of Nickelodeon game show; 2009-2014) 15 Sep 2020 [New]
- Superscope Storyteller and Tele-Story series (partially found series of audio cassettes and VHS video storybooks; 1973-1989) 13 Sep 2020 [New]
- Behind The Music (partially found VH1 documentary series; 1997-2014) 13 Sep 2020 [New]
- Whew! (partially lost soundtrack of CBS game show; late 1970s) 12 Sep 2020 [New]
- Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? (lost Fox reality special; 2000) 12 Sep 2020 [New]
- Suicide Squad (partially lost deleted scenes of DC superhero film; 2016) 11 Sep 2020 [New]
- The Seven Colors: Legend of PSY・S City (found Masaya Matsuura computer game; 1993) 11 Sep 2020 [New]
- Beat Shazam "Demi Lovato" (partially found unaired segment of Fox game show; 2018) 09 Sep 2020 [New]
- Cyberchase: The Poddleville Case (partially found pilot of PBS Kids animated educational series; 1999) 07 Sep 2020 [New]
- A Licas e o Zé (partially found Portuguese animated TV series; 1957-early 1960s) 06 Sep 2020 [New]
- Ours, London (lost performance art short film; 1998) 03 Sep 2020 [New]
- Summer Headrush 2009 Series unreleased albums (lost James Ferraro albums; 2009) 02 Sep 2020 [New]
- Call My Bluff (partially found NBC game show; 1965) 02 Sep 2020 [New]
- SpongeBob SquarePants "Shanghaied/You Wish" (lost English audio from alternate "Patchy the Pirate" segments; 2001) 02 Sep 2020 [New]
- Azumanga Daioh (partially found Animax English dub of anime series; 2012) 01 Sep 2020 [New]
- Pump It Up 2010: FIESTA - "Let's Go Again, Korea" promotional event (partially lost promotional DLC for arcade game; 2010) 30 Aug 2020 [New]
- Our House (partially found British sitcom TV series; 1960-1962) 30 Aug 2020 [New]
- Steely Dan (partially found songs; 1969-2000) 29 Aug 2020 [New]
- The Dark Crystal (partially found high quality version of workprint/director's cut of puppet fantasy film; early 1980s) 29 Aug 2020 [New]
- Magical Suite Prism Nana (partially found anime OVA series; 2015-2016) 28 Aug 2020 [New]
- Diamanda Hagan Reviews (partially lost online video review series; 2009-2016) 28 Aug 2020 [New]
- Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego? "Aud Lang Gone" (unproduced episode of PBS children's game show; 1992) 25 Aug 2020 [New]
- New Super Mario Bros. (lost early builds of Nintendo DS 2D platformer; 2004-2006) 22 Aug 2020 [New]
- You and the World (lost British TV series; 1964-1975) 21 Aug 2020 [New]
- Shop 'Til You Drop (lost mobile game based on game show; mid-2000s) 21 Aug 2020 [New]
- Split/Second 2 (lost build of unreleased sequel to racing game; 2010s) 21 Aug 2020 [New]
- Name That Tune (found unaired pilot for game show; 1990) 21 Aug 2020 [New]
- Gadgets (partially found showtape recordings of animatronics; 1980s) 21 Aug 2020 [New]
- Frogger: Ancient Shadow (partially found PC port of puzzle platformer; 2006) 19 Aug 2020 [New]
- Tails: Cosmic Rush 2.0 (lost continuation of "Tails: Cosmic Rush" fan-made Flash game; 2011) 18 Aug 2020 [New]
- Completion (unreleased Charles Manson album; 1984) 14 Aug 2020 [New]
- Kitaro of the Graveyard (partially found artwork from kamishibai street plays; 1930s-1950s) 13 Aug 2020 [New]
- Smushed (found unaired pilot of USA Network game show; 1996) 13 Aug 2020 [New]
- Castle in the Sky (lost alternate ending of Hayao Miyazaki film; existence unconfirmed; 1986) 09 Aug 2020
- Wheel of Fortune "Matthew Fenwick" episode (lost episode of game show; 1998) 08 Aug 2020 [NSFL]
- The Last Unicorn (lost production materials from unmade film adaptation of Peter S. Beagle fantasy novel; 2005-2015) 04 Aug 2020
- SpongeBob SquarePants (partially found incidental model sheets from Nickelodeon animated series; 1999-present) 04 Aug 2020
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