“WKRP in Cincinnati” has so much music in the episodes that the licensing costs to stream it today would be prohibitive.
We have entered 1984 where history is mutable.
The music was such a part of the show. Now it seems impossible to get the original series as it aired at the time.
Even the pirates have failed me in this instance.
>We have entered 1984 where history is mutable.
It's terrible. I worry about the same thing for children playing online games nowadays as well.
Once the servers inevitably go offline, they will never be able to replay their childhood games.
This is our cultural heritage, our shared memory. Gone.
That's the one: https://www.senscritique.com/contact/Saffran_Prod/507351
Note that an English translation of both games exist under the name "When they Cry", available on Steam, among others. It is actually a reedition of the game and not translated by the same person.
Problem for the next game was the music. The original author commissioned about a dozen of artists, problem is, he didn't own the rights, only a licence for having the music in the original game. So the translator had to find a way to get in touch with all of the rights-holders and negotiate a license for the translation with each one. Because he is just one man, it was simply too much work and he abandoned the project.
It is actually a rather common situation. It may result in cancelled projects, changing the music with a varying level of success or just removing it altogether.