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    The Floating Face's Counting Sketches

    trade Would anyone be willing to trade for this sketch? Contact me personally.
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    The Floating Face's Counting Sketches

    Sorry, I should have clarified. By 'they' I mean the creative team (Henson, Raposo, etc...). By 'no rules' I simply meant that since nothing like Sesame Street had really been done before, there was no template, or formula- they may have had more artistic freedom. But it does bring up an...
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    The Floating Face's Counting Sketches

    Yes! That was it!! I love the early stuff, it was as though they had no rules whatsover. Thanks for the info... I would love to see this again. Does anyone know where to find it? I can trade but have little unfortunately.
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    The Floating Face's Counting Sketches

    Hmmm...It might be. But it's so on the edge of my memory I can't recall much more. Does the face do it several times, each one faster than the last?
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    The Floating Face's Counting Sketches

    Hi there. Perhaps someone can help me remember this sketch. It's probably mid/late 70's since my memory of it is VERY dim. It takes place on a pitch black background and features a face that looks like it's made out of three rubberbands- two eyes and a mouth only. It didn't look...
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    The Screaming Audience

    Doesn't "High, Middle, Low" ("I can only sing the high paaaaaart, it's the only one i know...") have audience screaming when each new singer appears? I didn't really get it as a kid but I love the idea that these sort of old-time barbershop style performers would get the same screams as a rock...
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    Songs of Joe Raposo

    On www.bmi.com he's listed as having 452 'work titles!' and some of them are lumped together, i.e. "Sesame St Background Music." But all the songs are there- you just have to sift through a bit. He also wrote some great music for "Raggedy Ann and Andy, A Musical Adventure," another great piece...
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    I-beam

    I music I was simultaneously horrified and drawn to this skit. Some of you out there probably have this skit and might be able to identify the music track. When I was in a music class in college I heard a piece called "Enter Evening," by the Cecil Taylor Unit. It immediately reminded me of...
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    What sketches scared you as a kid?

    Scared of these obscure ones... Hi there. I've been a lurker for some time, but finally catching up on this thread has motivated me to join. Here are some things I haven't seen mentioned yet: -I haven't seen the demonic "I" factory in years, but much later in music school, I heard "Enter...
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