"Frankenstein" by The Edgar Winter Group: "Grohl told the crowd earnestly that the song's inclusion on a 1975 K-tel Records Blockbuster compilation – the first album that he ever owned – was "the record that changed my life." K-tel infomercials were spoofed on late night television, leading to skits such as Dave Thomas's character Harvey K-Tel pitching Stairways to Heaven and 50 Psalms by 50 Stars on SCTV, Dan Aykroyd’s "Bass-o-Matic" Saturday Night Live performance, and The Simpsons cartoon series, where the fictional B-movie actor Troy McClure promotes widgets on a show called I Can’t Believe They Invented It!. See also Arcade Records List of record labels References External links Official site K-tel International, Inc. Company Profile at biz.yahoo.com NY Times article - K-tel spinoff K-Tel Canada K-Tel UK and others See also Ronco Canadian record labels Companies based in Winnipeg Retail companies established in 1962 Home video distributors IFPI members Online retailers of Canada Pop record labels 1962 establishments in Saskatchewan Infomercials