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not sure if this belongs here but here is a snippet of grovers what do i do when im alone song with a rap beat

oops nevermind, apprently putting age restriction doesnt work :mad::rolleyes:

Sesame 25th bday abc special Warning its in bad quality cuz i had to screencap a site that wooda given u guys inapropriafe ads Also its age restricted in an attempt to avoid coppa

i got the full original broadcast in mashed potato quality

when kermit shows up and says what a good song on the original airing (odysey version had steve whitmire dub it over) dont u think steve whitmire sounded alot like jim

in mupoet family xmas when everyone is singing the honker is singing too or at least moving his mouth for whatever reason. its most noticeable during the if you want to be happy in a million ways song

oh ok. was just s sugestion :)

i know this is old but have u heard of vlc player? it plays every media file without needing to look for codecs tinyurl.com/vlcdirectdl

Really? THe honk was a post-production sound effect? I always thought it was happening right there since they had the horns coming out of their heads. I thought the noise was coming out of there when they squeezed their noses.

sorry i meant that since other posts have been made about tape glitches and stuff, then dinoboy's post should be valid too. lol. "I didn't even realize anything was wrong."

If the post that dinoboy made isnt "appropriate" for this thread, then neither are sketches where the tape skips or the sound is warped, since that could be from a PBS affiliate.

The album version or the tv version? Both are essentially the same song but they also have a different feel to them. The tv version seems more fast paced and seems suitable to what the song is about: the subway. The album version seems slightly slower and uses some of the same music...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t2-G9tL7ABY heres a remix that someone made of the Subway song. It adds new drums to the music and it kind of sounds like the original video version only remastered. Definitely worth a listen.

do you mean the blue monster that was made from the fat blue am? his name was harvey

Anyone this lucky? Back when I had basic cable we had a station called PSB ThinkBright which I believe is only available in New York state. I remember a couple times seeing some classic Sesame Street episodes although I'm fuzzy as to when they came on. It was kind of interesting to flip through...

One monster i will identify for now is Billy. He is the small pink monster in the background in C is for Cookie. That one might be good for people to know as I have seen some people confused as to who that monster was.

Well maybe I titled it wrong. What I meant was, that these monsters were used as background characters or minor characters but on rare occassions they were given a name and some evolved into characters we know today, like Cookie Monster, Grover, Elmo, Telly, Baby Natasha, and Ingrid (Baby...

Below is a list of AM Monsters that have appeared on Sesame Street in the early years. It is not necessarily a complete list as I have only listed monsters that have been given names. Also, I know Mahna Mahna (Bip Bippadotta) isn't a monster, but I listed him anyway because he is a rather...

A good example of that is the spanish version of the abcd blue monsterpiece theater sketch. when they sing the alphabet song, they had to match the tune and the ended up skipping the letter i.