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I've seen no video releases to date. Here's hoping we all see it at some point - even if it's a low quality taped-off-tv version.

Looking for a good quality MP3 of Billy Bob and Looney Bird (of the Rock-afire Explosion) doing "Roast Beef Sandwich". I have a copy, but it's got too much background noise. Any other Rock-afire Explosion tunes would be appreciated.

I've always considered "My Name Is Roosevelt Franklin" to be the best. I wouldn't say it's the definitive Sesame Street album, but it is my all time favorite. There isn't a whole lot of characters or story in it, but the songs and their lyrics are what matter most. They're just very well...

Would it happen to be this 13 inch Elmo from Knickerbocker?

I beg to differ. Ryan's Elmo is by far the best Elmo voice I've heard apart from the original - better than any amatuer impersonation. In fact at first I could barely tell the difference. The way he operates the puppet even seems very Elmo like.

I made this for one of my Tumblr blogs. Usually I'm used to seeing Cookie eat like a maniac, but I dunno, I think this one's just kinda funny for some reason.

Technically the theme song IS there, in the form of the instrumental credits version. Though it still makes me wonder why they didn't include the original intros. :/

At least they made SOME sort of effort to put out the Alvin Show, even if it is just one episode. Just stay patient, I'm sure they'll get around to it eventually. For now however we've got bootleg taped-off-tv recordings. And that's all we'll ever have for a while.

Again, Gopher, I've got some of the songs you're looking for. I'll be uploading these now: Doozer Marching Song Little Wimp / Love A Wimp Help Me For A Change Time For Parting Rollin' On Cave Flute I'm Not Scared Fireman's Anthem Doozer Gong Music Inny-Minny Cow-Cow I'm Going To Get My Haircut...

Good guess, but remember: "puppet series". Birdz was animated. Though there could be the possibility he was actually thinking of Birdz... I don't know the show well enough to be sure.

Nothing exciting to most of you, but here's some footage I came across from one of the seldom seen UK Sesame Street video releases, incase anyone else has been as curious about them as I was. This one's Sing Hoot And Howl / Sing Along. Go ahead and leave your thoughts or questions below...

I have a decent quality version of SS1 (recorded off the original vinyl) if you're still looking for it.

I'll send them to you in a convo if that's easier. Otherwise, go ahead and send your e-mail.

Yep, that's it. Start a conversation with me and I'll give you my email if necessary.

"Doin' the Snuffleupagus" and "Hello" Anyone got these Sesame Street 45RPM tracks? They used to be up on YouTube... Links are to scans of record sleeves.

You should expect it in a convo soon.

Incase you're still looking for them I have some decent quality copies (mono instead of stereo) of "The Clown Concerto," "Tiger and a Terror" and "Move Now Blues" from the episode. They're a little fuzzy, but they should be OK however.

I have the complete album downloaded from Sesame Streem. The quality may be a little off in comparison to the CD version, but it should suffice.

http://muppetmusique.blogspot.com/ This former collection of downloadable music from Jim Henson productions has recently turned into a spam website. I advise those who are still subscribed to Muppet Musique thru RSS to remove the feed (unless by some chance you don't mind spam)

I disagree. I think John's done a great job as Gobo so far. Honestly I could barely tell the difference between his and Jerry's voice at first.