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The song is called "Inside Story", and it was written by Christopher Cerf. It was done in 1990, and sweetened with sound effects in 1995.

All the ones that Deanmo19 mentioned. They really don't have room for that stuff anymore, with Elmo's World, Journey to Ernie and all that.

I remember all of those.

Well, I don't think they'll be using any of those.

Well, either that, or, I think there should be a CTW channel. Since SW sold their channel to Nickelodeon, they should just have a channel of their own, and it would have not just Sesame Street Unpaved and 123 Sesame Street from the 1993-94 season, but all the old shows that were once on Noggin...

Well, then, why not release a DVD collection of every SS episode ever made!

Well, it certainly is a matter of kids being confused. But do you wanna know something? SS episodes were never meant to be rerun. In fact, they never had reruns of SS anywhere until Noggin. But I do agree that they shouldn't have taken off the shows from the 1993-94 season, or SSU, or any of...

You know, I think that's one reason why they don't need to make it entertaining for the parents anymore. That's why they're making it strictly for younger kids, because parents really don't watch it with their kids much anymore.

Professor David was teaching the class. It was David dressed up as a professor. He does have a picture of a tree, and he says that all they're good for is leaning against, but kids in the class keep saying that they're good for many things, like hanging a swing from and for birds to live in. But...

It was on Sesame Street Unpaved show #796.

I never actually thought of doing a band that did covers of SS songs, but I do play the piano in recitals, and most of the material I do is from SS. But there really aren't that many people who like it, because the music is old, from TV, and nobody really cares. See, I think the music has to...

Right, that's what I meant, maybe we could do a trade. Anyway, how so is 2549 chopped up? And why did you only record part of them?