What is your favorite Lost Media Wiki Article

[Twinkie Wiener Sandwich]

If you have been browsing the Lost Media Wiki, and after reading enough of the articles on there, let me know which one is your favorite.

P.S. hope you come up with a better title that better fits the description.

[Gilmore]

Never heard of Lost Media. What is it?

[A Variety of Soaps]

Originally posted by Gilmore:

Never heard of Lost Media. What is it?

It's a wiki that's about cataloging pieces of obscure or lost media, like if there was a show that doesn't air anymore and doesn't seem to have any recordings, like the Mr. Potatoe Head Show. (Yes, that was a thing, and only 8 episodes were found last time I checked.)

TL;DR: A wiki about a show/movie/game that's hard to find.

[Down The Drain]

If there's not an article on 900bats I'm gonna be pissed.

[Gilmore]

Originally posted by A Variety of Soaps:

Originally posted by Gilmore:

Never heard of Lost Media. What is it?

TL;DR: A wiki about a show/movie/game that's hard to find.

I still wish that Stargate MMO didn't get scrapped.

[Down The Drain]

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ there isn't an article on 900bats. One day I hope I can find a download for edison's Bat Tapes.

[A Variety of Soaps]

Originally posted by Sir Dankus Stelbeam Memeland:

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ there isn't an article on 900bats. One day I hope I can find a download for edison's Bat Tapes.

What's 900bats?

[kate]

No but it looks interesting.

[Down The Drain]

Originally posted by A Variety of Soaps:

Originally posted by Sir Dankus Stelbeam Memeland:

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ there isn't an article on 900bats. One day I hope I can find a download for edison's Bat Tapes.

What's 900bats?

It was a weird arts website made by Aesop Rock in honor of 900 bats that were torched during renovations in Jaipur, India[timesofindia.indiatimes.com]. Basically various underground musicians and artists would just put sketches and music demos or remixes up on the website.

The site shut down a few years ago with no word from anyone on what really happened. Thankfully I just found out that the downloads still all work if I use Wayback Machine. It's just I have to dig through a ton of archives to find the right pages.

[Twinkie Wiener Sandwich]

Originally posted by A Variety of Soaps:

Originally posted by Gilmore:

Never heard of Lost Media. What is it?

It's a wiki that's about cataloging pieces of obscure or lost media, like if there was a show that doesn't air anymore and doesn't seem to have any recordings, like the Mr. Potatoe Head Show. (Yes, that was a thing, and only 8 episodes were found last time I checked.)

TL;DR: A wiki about a show/movie/game that's hard to find.

Looking at the Mr.Potato Head Show, it appears that all the episodes have been found.

[A Variety of Soaps]

Originally posted by Quabs:

Originally posted by A Variety of Soaps:

It's a wiki that's about cataloging pieces of obscure or lost media, like if there was a show that doesn't air anymore and doesn't seem to have any recordings, like the Mr. Potatoe Head Show. (Yes, that was a thing, and only 8 episodes were found last time I checked.)

TL;DR: A wiki about a show/movie/game that's hard to find.

Looking at the Mr.Potato Head Show, it appears that all the episodes have been found.

Welp, like I said, last time I checked.

[JWPH]

My favorite one so far is for the (allegedly) first ever film adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, which was released around 1920 in then pre-Communist Russia. Everything surrounding this film, including the film copies themselves, have been either destroyed or decayed befored the feet of time, that it led for this media being almost nonexistent. Except for two citations in two different books, one being about the various adaptations of the original novel over the decades up to 1980.

Lost media - or rather, the loss of media - in a way, brings more fear unto me than the sorts of horror.

For the full title of that LMW article, here it is: Dracula (1920) (lost Russian film; existence unconfirmed)